Short answer
Services cover elementary, secondary, university pathway, master's and doctoral applicants. The service is adjusted for age, study level, application purpose and whether accommodation or custodianship support is needed.
Detailed answer
We serve elementary (Grades 1–7), secondary (Grades 8–12), university pathway planning, and master's and doctoral program applicants. We can also provide preschool transition guidance for families planning to relocate to Canada.
Planning priorities differ by age. K–12 students commonly need school-board, grade-placement, custodianship, accommodation and parent-communication planning; post-secondary students focus more on program requirements, total cost, DLI and PGWP checks, and career pathways.
For an initial consultation, provide the student’s age, current grade or credential, language results, intended intake, budget and long-term direction. Immigration eligibility or legal advice is handled separately with a licensed RCIC.
Last updated: 2026-09-01