Program Fit Review
Shortlist programs and campuses based on your goals, budget, and internship access.
CAD 380
Support options
Services designed for Canadian study and internship goals
Choose the level of guidance that fits your timeline. Each service focuses on clarity, realistic choices, and internship readiness.
How we price
Transparent, fixed pricing in Canadian dollars. Payment scheduling is available for longer programs.
Service list
Core guidance services
Internship Readiness Plan
A structured roadmap for skills, portfolio projects, and co-op eligibility.
CAD 520Application Strategy Support
Guidance on documents, timelines, and submission quality control.
CAD 690Arrival & Orientation Briefing
Housing planning, campus systems, and academic expectations explained clearly.
CAD 310Full Journey Advisory
Comprehensive support from early planning through the first internship term.
CAD 1,480
Service benefits
What students gain from our approach
- Realistic intake timelines and financial clarity
- Confidence when choosing co-op and internship pathways
- Support that continues after acceptance
Ideal for
Students who want a balanced plan that connects academic selection with real-world experience in Canada.
Comparison
Choosing the right level of support
Single-focus support
Best for students who already know their target programs and want validation.
Program Fit ReviewBalanced preparation
Ideal for students exploring programs while preparing for internships.
Internship Readiness PlanFull journey coverage
Guidance that ties together planning, application, and first-term readiness.
Full Journey Advisory
Process
How service delivery works
Step 1: Discovery
We review goals, academic history, and preferred regions.
Step 2: Planning
Your advisor builds an intake schedule, program shortlist, and readiness tasks.
Step 3: Execution
We guide submissions, monitor updates, and prepare you for arrival.
FAQ
Service questions
Yes, we can extend a single service into a broader plan as your timeline becomes clearer.
We provide guidance and preparation, but admissions decisions and placements are managed by institutions and employers.
It is best for students who want consistent support from early planning through the first term.