One Year in Canada: The Crazy Adventures That Changed Me Forever!

Today, I'm excited to share my personal journey and Life Lessons I Learned After Moving to Canada as an international student in Canada. It's been an incredible experience, and I've learned so much during my first year here. If you're an international student planning to study in Canada or if you've recently arrived, this video is for you! Let's dive into the valuable lessons I've learned after living in Canada for one year.

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02:47 Deny Is Not Denial
05:02 Have A Plan
07:02 Have Money
08:47 Manage Your Finances Wisely
11:42 Driving Is Not A Luxury
13:17 Seek Help And Support
14:37 Patience Is key
15:37 Embrace The Canadian Winter
17:52 Embrace The Canadian Education System
19:37 Ask Questions And Do Your Research
21:42 Don't Be Afraid Of Credit Card

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[agbongiarufestusernest]

Well said Evans.
U just told my storyline.
Thank God am in Canada now.

[tewahmokom]

Learning alot from your vidéos. Thank you.

[edemmac-T]

Congrats Evans🎈
Thanks for sharing your experiences and insights on your journey so far. Appreciated

[mawunyogakpetor]

Congratulations 🎉
Thanks so much for your motivation and encouragement. Delay is not denial.

[StanleyAmarteifio-yjol]

Thanks 😊 for sharing your journey with us

[portiaasante]

Very insightful and informative. Thank you for sharing

[cathyannpatrick]

Thank you for sharing your experience, I have learned a lot from your videos.

[FXTradinghub]

Nice learnings. Experience is a good teacher but better to learn from that of others.😊

[kachikwuerameh]

Thank you very much for this useful information.

[legaacy]

Sir can you also do a video on type of clothes(male) to get for winter I'm coming December

[NANTAAYIHARRIETKYEYUNE-znks]

🙏, please advise mi on the type of laptop I shd buy wen coming to Canada.

[nicholasakakpo]

Can you educate us on what caused your refusal with such a good credential

[nahitua]

Thank you for all your great suggestions, I will come this winter to Oshawa to take AI program so what things do i need to prepare before landing there to shorten my process of getting part time jobs and also I have paid the first semester fee but not sure how will i cover the second one by part time jobs because i am sure its almost impossible, so please give me your recommendation and there are other things i need you to ask how can i contact you?

[legaacy]

Can I use a diploma after studying in Canada to do Msc?

I got admission but it was bsc (I'm looking at the fees)

[aberantepakofisammy]

Bro I’m in Canada and I want to reach you out to make some inquiries please

[johnassabil]

Congratulations to you boss. Will need advice from you because will be coming to the university of Winnipeg very soon. Can you please share your contact