Cambridge College provides incoming international students with a structured pre-arrival readiness checklist to help them prepare for their studies and comply with Canadian immigration and provincial requirements. The checklist includes, but is not limited to:
Designated International Student Advisors are available to provide individualized guidance and respond to student inquiries, ensuring that pre-arrival requirements are clearly understood and completed before entering Canada.
Cambridge College organizes online pre-arrival information sessions to help students prepare for their academic journey and life in Canada. These sessions provide essential information about academic expectations, institutional policies, student services, and daily life in British Columbia. Students also have the opportunity to ask questions and receive guidance from College representatives, helping them feel confident and prepared before arrival.
On-Campus Orientation and Facilities Overview
Upon arrival in Canada, Cambridge College conducts a formal post-arrival orientation program. This program includes a campus orientation designed to familiarize students with college facilities such as classrooms, student services offices, study areas, and common spaces. Students are also introduced to the various academic and administrative support services available to help them succeed during their studies.
As part of the orientation process, students receive information about essential community and settlement resources, including guidance on:
These informational sessions help students learn how to access local services and navigate their new environment safely and independently.
Orientation programming also introduces students to Canadian culture, laws, and social expectations. Topics include:
These sessions help students integrate into the community, understand their rights and responsibilities, and adjust smoothly to academic and everyday life in British Columbia.
Cambridge College provides ongoing student support services throughout a student’s academic journey. Students can seek assistance from designated staff for academic guidance, settlement-related concerns, and personal well-being. The College remains committed to ensuring that students have access to the resources and support they need to succeed academically and adapt comfortably to life in Canada.