To apply for studying in Canada, the study plan is the most important document, which should generally include the following six aspects:

1, my basic situation (brief introduction), if you have any special advantages, you might as well show it briefly.

2. Why Canada?

3. Why did you choose this major in this school?

4. What is my career plan? What is the significance of studying abroad for career and development? What is the feasibility of career planning?

I will definitely go to China after finishing my studies, and then tell me about my plan to return to China and my plan to develop in China.

6. Explain the composition, source and history of my capital guarantee-guarantee funds.

The study plan doesn't need too many words, generally it doesn't need more than 800 words. What needs to be pointed out in particular is that the study plan must be written by yourself, and never look for a "model"! I can tell you responsibly that there are countless "samples" here, but for your own good, I will not send them to you. Because Canadian visa officers have fierce eyes-whether they are their own or not, they can see at a glance that copying templates will definitely be rejected!

For your reference, I wish you success!

If you really find it difficult, you can also answer me according to the above six points (don't tell lies, the consequences of telling lies are very serious! )。 I can spare some time to help you integrate into a study plan that meets the requirements of visa officers for free.