A free online event brings together 13 Canadian colleges and 2 universities to help Brazilians who want to study in Canada and use the course as a gateway to immigration to the country. Canada Careers, which took place on September 21 at 7 p.m., offers professional and higher education courses in various fields of work in Canada.
Participating institutions provide scholarships of up to approximately R $ 83,000, or CAD 20,000. Hi Bonjour is a Brazilian and Canadian agency specializing in exchange and higher education programs in Canada since 2013. With representatives in São Paulo, Bogotá, Montreal, Toronto, Vancouver and London, it is the only agency supporting Brazilians present from east to west Canada.
Toronto (pictured) and Vancouver are the most sought after cities by Brazilians for trade in Canada – Photo: Toronto Tourism / Divilgação
During the event, organized by the Brazilian and Canadian agency Hi Bonjour, Brazilians can ask questions about opportunities in areas where there is a demand for professionals in Canada:
Business
Business, Finance and Law
Technology
Engineering, technology and logistics
Society
Health, education and social services
Creative
Arts, animation and design
Hobbies
Cuisine, Hospitality and Tourism
Which Canadian colleges and universities participate
The 15 participating establishments have an employability rate of over 80% and are located in five Canadian provinces:
British Columbia
Douglas College, Kwantlen Polytechnic University, Langara College and La Salle College Vancouver
Ontario
Centennial College, Conestoga College, George Brown College, Humber College, Fanshawe College, Georgian College, Sault College, and Seneca College
Quebec
Hermès college network
La Salle College Montreal
New Brunswick
New Brunswick Community College
Prince Edward Island
University of Prince Edward Island
Registration for the event is made on the website of the Hi Hello. Find out how to issue proof of vaccination for international travel and listen to Como Viaja | travel podcast on countries open to vaccinated Brazilians (Canada, Spain, France and Germany).
* I am a tourist journalist and present the How to travel | travel podcast, with advice and experiences in Brazil and abroad. Follow me on Instagram too @how to travel for news and curiosity
“Evil alcohol lover. Twitter junkie. Future teen idol. Reader. Food aficionado. Introvert. Coffee evangelist. Typical bacon enthusiast.”