Canada school district joining hands with Vancouver Public Education Alliance (VPEA) provides individualized one-stop service for students, including guidance before leaving, orientation after landing, visa assistance, study surveillance, guardianship service, and parental service and so on. Therefore, it can reduce the burdens on students as well as the concerns on parents.

I. Guidance Before Leaving

 

 

1. Overview of studying in North American

2. Introduction of local environment

3. Notes on study and living

4. Notes on study permit

5. How to get access to VPEA 

 

II. Orientation After Landing

 

 

 

1.   Pick-up service

1) VPEA staff will wait at the airport one hour ahead, holding the student’s name board.

 2) VPEA staff will remind the students to call their parents.

 3) VPEA provides 250 minute international phone card for each student.

 

 III. Visa Assistance

 

When the student's passport is about to expire during the study period, he needs to apply for a new study permit and visa. Contacting VPEA, we will offer a list of materials needed, help students complete the form and get the visa and study permit.

 

 IV. Study Surveillance

 

 

 

1. VPEA staff will contact students timely, get to know their recent behavior and offer the grades and attendance to parents.

2. If students meet problems or confusion when studying, choosing courses of transferring schools, they can contact VPEA anytime who will offer professional recommendations

3. VPEA holds annual lectures for university application.

 

V. Guardianship service

  

VPEA, one of the best in the business, can help students have a reliable and suitable and suitable guardian in Canada. Because the students are minors who must have a legal guardian to offer help in their lives.

 

VI.  Parental Service

 1. Invitation letter for parents to visit

2. Pick-up service for parents

3. Accommodation suggestions and school tour

4. Visa service for accompanying parents

5. Language training for parents

 

 All the host families have independent houses, some of which have sea views.

 

 

Students have their own room with private bathrooms.

 

 

If the student wants to visit another city, he is required to obtain permission from parents, host family and the school district.

Living with host family gives the students the opportunity to experience authentic Canadian culture.