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Want to study in Canada? Here’s how

MANILA, Philippines—Filipinos who may want to study in Canada can attend a Study Forum on Canada to be presented at the Shangri-La Hotel in Makati City on Sept. 15, 2-5 p.m., by Kokos International deputy general manager Josh Park and study partner AHEAD.

A Free Canada Study Guide Book will be given to students attending the forum. Leading Canadian representatives from institutions that include George Brown College, Centennial College, Algonquin College, Fanshawe College, Seneca College and BCIT will be on hand.

The program supports the initiatives made by both the Philippine and Canadian governments to recognize the academic credentials earned by Filipino students in Canada to further their studies, and no processing fees for participants studying hospitality, social service, accounting, hospitality, aviation technology and motive power technician studies, among others.

Inquiries may be made to Kokos International Manila at 6371164 or 0916-7033904 or e-mail: galang@kokos.com. Support partner AHEAD may be accessed through www.ahead.edu.ph and www.kokosinternational.com.ph.

 

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