Studying in Canada can open the door to high-quality education, career growth, and long-term opportunities to build your future here — but success starts with the right strategy. Here at Northern Education Consultants, we designed a program to help you confidently choose the right school and program, secure funding opportunities, and build a strong study permit application that positions you for approval and long-term success in Canada.
Why Canada?
Canada is known around the world for its high quality of life, respected education system, safety, diversity, and opportunities for international students. Every year, students choose Canada not only for its schools, but also for the experience of living in a welcoming, multicultural country that offers strong career opportunities and a high standard of living. Below are some of the biggest reasons why so many students choose Canada as their study destination.
Gain access to globally respected institutions, high academic standards, and qualifications recognized around the world.
Many Canadian programs make you eligible for a work permit of up to 3 years, allowing you to gain valuable Canadian work experience.
Studying in Canada can create opportunities to qualify for permanent residence and build a long-term future in the country.
Connect with other students, ask questions, and receive ongoing support throughout your journey.
Our Work
We’re incredibly proud of the work we’ve done over the years. Here are just a few of the students we’ve had the opportunity to help on their journey to studying in Canada — and you could be next.
Admitted to the fully funded Dual Post-Graduate Certificate - Business Administration and Financial Analytics (RRN) at Trent University
Admitted to the College Certificate in Community Pharmacy Assistant at Niagara College
Admitted to the fully funded Master of Science in Regulatory Affairs at Northeastern University
Admitted to the Postgraduate Certificate in Construction Project Management at George Brown College
Admitted to the fully funded Postgraduate Certificate in Information Systems Business Analysis at George Brown College
Admitted to the fully-funded Personal Support Worker Certificate at George Brown College
Our Schools
Students from Northern Education Consultants have gone on to study at colleges and universities across Canada, pursuing opportunities aligned with their goals and ambitions. Here are a few of the schools that our students have successfully attended:
Check out what our clients have said about working with us
Working with NEC, especially Sadé, has been one of the best parts of my study abroad journey.
I highly recommend NEC for anyone looking to apply to schools in Canada or need help with visa application.
I had a good experience with Sadé and her team. NEC is efficient, professional and reliable.
Our Founder
Educational Consultant and Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant
Sadé Holness is the founder of Northern Education Consultants. She holds a Bachelor of Economics and a Graduate Diploma in Immigration and Citizenship Law from Queen’s University in Canada. Over the years, she has helped hundreds of students navigate the Canadian education and immigration systems, with a focus on school admissions, study permit strategy, and long-term planning. In addition to her consulting work, she also works at Emond Publishing, supporting legal education access across colleges and universities in Canada.
Members get to book a 1-on-1 session with Sadé
FAQ section
You've got questions. We've got answers.
This program is designed for individuals who want to study in Canada and better understand the school selection, funding, and study permit process before applying.
This program is recommended for those who are able to cover their living costs for at least one year and primarily need assistance funding their tuition costs. Click here to see the Canadian study permit minimum proof of funds requirements for living costs.
Your spouse and dependent children may be able to apply to accompany you to Canada while you study, but eligibility depends on your program. Spousal open work permits are limited to spouses of students enrolled in eligible programs, including Master’s programs that are at least 16 months long, doctoral programs, and certain professional programs. Dependent children under the age of 22 are eligible to receive a study permit.
No. This program is intended to help you choose a suitable school and program strategically before moving forward with applications.
At the end of the program, participants have the option to book a one-on-one planning session with Sadé Holness and also, the option to retain her for assistance with the study permit application.
Yes. The program includes guidance on scholarships and study loan options available for international students looking to study in Canada. The opportunities that exist are for both undergraduate and postgraduate studies.
Yes. The program explains how studying in Canada can connect to long-term opportunities such as work permits and pathways to permanent residence. It also outlines strategies for choosing programs that may lead to opportunities to settle in Canada, if that is your goal.