The Education System of CANADA - SlideShare.
There are no universities in Nunavut. Nunavut Arctic College is the only institution of higher education. It offers a small number of degrees in conjunction with Dalhousie University (Wikipedia). The Canadian school system actually accepts Inuit languages due to cultural reasons.Secondary and tertiary education attainment in Canada are higher than the OECD average: in 2012, 92% of 25-34 year-olds have attained at least upper secondary education (compared to the OECD average of 82%), and 57% have attained tertiary education (compared to the OECD average of 39%) (Figure 2). Figure 2.Canada's education system is always ranked in the top 10 worldwide, according the OECD's annual Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA). This test, which evaluates acquired knowledge of 15 year olds, ranks Canada as 7th in Sciences, 2nd in Reading, and 10th in Mathematics, out of 70 countries in 2016.
Learn about the Canadian education system - and the education options available to international students. Canada’s provincial and territorial governments are responsible for education in Canada. They adhere to exacting standards and quality assurance in all curriculum development.There is both a public and private education system in Canada. The Canadian government heavily subsidizes education from kindergarten through to the post-secondary level, spending on average almost six percent of its GDP on education.
Canadians are proud to have developed an open and diverse education standard, welcoming potential students from all the way. Every year they lure thousands of students to become part undergraduate programs of higher education institutions, as well as postgraduate degrees such as Masters and PhDs, and every year the percentage of the international students enrolling in Canadian universities.
