Build Your Future in Canada: Student Pathway 2026–2027
How Filipinos can choose the right study pathway for their profile
A 60-minute live session with a licensed Canadian immigration consultant. Which programs and schools fit your background and budget, what a study permit really costs in 2026–2027, and how studying becomes work and permanent residence.
Reserve your free seat
Registration takes 30 seconds. Your Google Meet link arrives by email on Sept 23, the day before.
Leave knowing your study pathway, not just your options
Seven focused segments with a licensed RCIC, then live Q&A. No jargon, no false promises — just the real picture of your options.
How the process really works
The full Canada study-permit journey start to finish, in plain English — school admission, provincial attestation letter, permit application — so you stop guessing.
The latest proof-of-funds rules
What changed for 2026–2027, how much you actually need to show for tuition plus living costs, and how to prepare it the right way.
Tips for a successful application
What separates approved from refused: study plans that convince, funds that add up, and program choices that match your background.
Spousal open work permits (SOWP)
When your spouse or partner can work in Canada while you study, which programs qualify, and how it changes the family budget.
Study for less
Lower-tuition college and university options that still keep your post-graduation work permit and PR pathway open.
Beating the #1 refusal reason
How to show strong ties to home — job, property, family, studies — and avoid the mistake that sinks most applications.
Already inside Canada?
Your options to switch, extend or change status without leaving — visitor to student, study permit extension, and the road to a work permit.
Live Q&A
Bring your situation, or your child’s. General questions answered live; personal program matching happens in a consultation.
Four study routes, four different profiles
Christine “Doc Teen” Daquiado
Founder of Lifeline Immigration, based in Kitchener, Ontario, with Philippine sister company CPD Immigration Services in Iloilo City and Quezon City. She has guided Filipino students and families through study permits, post-graduation work permits and the road to PR, and answers questions in plain language.
This session is for you if…
Is it really free?
Yes. There is nothing to buy during the webinar. If you want a personal school-and-funds plan afterwards, consultations are available separately.
Will there be a replay?
Yes. Everyone who registers receives the replay link by email within 24 hours, available for 7 days.
Can I ask about my own situation, or my child’s?
Yes. Add your question when you register or use the Q&A box during the session. General questions are answered live; personal program matching happens in a consultation.
Do I need an IELTS result to attend?
No. The session covers what score to aim for and when to book the test. Many attendees haven’t taken it yet.
When do I get the link?
The Google Meet link is emailed to every registrant on Wednesday, September 23, the day before the session, with a reminder one hour before we start. Check your spam folder if you don’t see it.
What do I need to join?
A phone or computer with internet. Google Meet works in the browser or the free Meet app, no account needed to join.
What time is it in my city?
9:00 PM Thursday in Manila is 9:00 AM Thursday in Toronto, 6:00 AM Thursday in Vancouver, and 5:00 PM Thursday in Dubai. Your calendar invite adjusts automatically.
Thursday, September 24 · 9:00 PM Philippine time
Register now and get the Google Meet link, calendar invite and replay by email. Bring your questions about your own study plan.
This webinar is general information, not legal advice. Only IRCC decides applications.