Your goals
What you want to study, where you picture yourself, and what your family can plan for.
Free education counselling for international students
Step 1 of 4. A first conversation to turn your goals into a shortlist of programs, campuses and cities.
What the first session covers
Nothing needs to be complete. We start from where you are.
Programs, campuses and cities
We compare options on the same questions so the differences are easy to see.
What colleges ask for
Entry needs, language tests and documents differ by college. We explain what to expect.
Our role
We counsel you, then prepare and submit your college applications with your approval.
What to bring
Bring what you have. Gaps are fine; we will note them.
What to bring
Bring what you have. Gaps are fine; we will note them.
- Your latest report cards or transcripts
- An English test result, if you have one
- A rough budget your family is comfortable with
- Your questions about programs, cities and next steps
Prepare with our free resources
Free first conversationWhat you leave with
- A short list of programs, campuses and cities to research further
- A list of questions to put to each college
- A list of the documents to gather
- A clear idea of the next steps, and who does what
How this connects to the next stages
Counselling is the first of four steps. Each one hands over to the next.
How this connects to the next stages
Counselling is the first of four steps. Each one hands over to the next.
- Step 1 (this page)
Counselling
A free first session to turn your goals into a shortlist of programs, campuses and cities.
- Step 2
We prepare and submit your college applications with your approval. The college decides.
- Step 3
Study permit and other immigration services come from Visa Master Canada, a separate licensed firm you retain directly.
Start with a shortlist. Then talk it through.
Search colleges yourself, or meet the counsellors you would be working with.
Search collegesIndependent advice
- Study Master Canada is an independent education counselling firm. We are an authorized agent of certain colleges and universities, directly and through recruitment partners, and the institutions compensate us. Our counselling is free to you.
- We help you choose a program and connect you with the college.
- We do not determine eligibility or funding, and we are not affiliated with any government.
- Regulated immigration work is done only by Visa Master Canada, a licensed RCIC partner, and only when you retain them directly.
Talk to a counsellor before you decide
A free first conversation about programs, costs and next steps. No obligation, and you make every application yourself.
Book free counselling
Mon–Fri, 9:30am–6:30pm ET. Walk-in office: Unit 1805, 83 Kennedy Road South, Brampton, ON L6W 3N7.