To be granted admission, all students must satisfy the program admission requirements specific to their chosen program at Alberta Paramount College. International students applying to any program at the college must fulfill both the international student qualifications and the individual program admission criteria to be accepted for admission.
To qualify for a student visa, international students should apply well in advance as the process may take several months. Once you receive the official Letter of Acceptance from Alberta Paramount College, you can proceed with applying for a Student Visa through the Canadian government. To obtain your Student Visa and/or Temporary Resident Visa, it is necessary to visit the website of Canadian Embassy, High Commission, or Consulate of your country or region. For more detailed information, please visit:
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/study-canada.html
The following documents are required for the application process:
The International Qualifications Assessment Service (IQAS) is a service provided by the Alberta government. Its purpose is to assess and issue certificates that compare educational credentials obtained from other countries to the educational standards in Canada. In Canada, certain occupations are regulated, meaning they have specific legal requirements or restrictions in place to ensure public protection. To work in these regulated occupations, it is necessary to register with the appropriate professional regulatory organization. If you hold a formal academic or technical degree, diploma, or certificate earned outside of Canada, you can obtain this type of assessment. For further details regarding the assessment of your foreign qualifications, please visit the following link:
https://www.alberta.ca/iqas-employment-education-licensure.aspxThe World Education Service (WES) provides credential evaluations, which involve comparing your academic achievements to Canadian standards. This evaluation report is beneficial for institutions such as schools, employers, licensing boards, or immigration authorities to gain a clearer understanding of your educational background. The WES report: Identifies and provides descriptions of your credentials Verifies the authenticity of your credentials May include an equivalency assessment of your grade point average (GPA) Evaluates the authenticity of your submitted documents For further information on the assessment process conducted by WES, please visit:
www.wes.org/about-wes-credential-evaluation
