“ICCC and Popular Consultancy Empower Students Heading to Canada: Pre-Departure Session Program Provides Invaluable Guidance”

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EDUCAST, The ICCC (International Canadian Career College) and Popular Consultancy collaborated to organize a pre-departure session program aimed at students who were planning to study in Canada. The event took place at the Hardik Hotel in Kathmandu. The objective of the program was to provide comprehensive guidance and support to these students as they prepared to commence on their educational journeys abroad.

Pralad Adhikari, the head of ICCC Chitwan, addressed the gathering of students and expressed his heartfelt best wishes for their success in their studies overseas. His words were intended to motivate and encourage the students, assuring them that the ICCC would be there to support them throughout their academic pursuits.

Ram Khadka, Managing Director at ICCC, took the opportunity to congratulate the students who had successfully obtained visas for studying in Canada. He emphasized the significance of this achievement and provided valuable information into the quality of education that awaited them in Canada. His goal was to instill confidence and reassure the students about the academic opportunities they would encounter in their new environment.

Sharmila Adhikari, a Senior Counselor at ICCC, played an important role in the program by providing crucial information about the essential items students should pack for their trip to Canada. She also informed them about the facilities and amenities available in Canada upon their arrival. By equipping the students with this knowledge, she aimed to ensure that they were well-prepared and would have a smooth transition to their new academic and living environment.

Amit Shrestha, the Manager of ICCC, took the stage to educate the students about the various rules and regulations of governing colleges and universities in Canada. Understanding these guidelines is crucial for students to adapt successfully to the academic systems of their respective institutions

Kriti Khanal, Registered Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC), provided valuable information on the necessary documents and procedures for obtaining permanent residency (PR) in Canada. This guidance was essential for students who aspired to establish a long-term presence in Canada beyond their academic endeavors.

The pre-departure session attracted a significant number of students who found the program immensely beneficial. The collective knowledge and guidance offered by the speakers addressed their concerns and provided clarity on various aspects related to studying in Canada. The organizers expressed their gratitude to the participants, acknowledging their active involvement and eagerness to learn. They deemed the program a resounding success, confident that it had equipped the students with the necessary tools and information for a prosperous future in their academic pursuits.