Canada values ​​education, but there is no national education department. The educational affairs of the provinces of Canada are managed by the provinces themselves. If you apply to a Canadian high school, students are required to apply through the Public Education Bureau in the area where the school is located. One area often has one or several education bureaus, each of which has primary, secondary, and high schools. If you want to enroll in a Canadian public school, you must apply to Canada to attend the local education bureau.

The biggest feature of the Canadian Public Education Bureau is that it is funded by the government. It is generally large-scale and has advanced teaching equipment. The main purpose is to provide basic education. The diploma is recognized globally and has a high gold content. The curriculum is rich and varied, the students have less stress and many activities, emphasizing the diversified development of students' interests and being happy through learning. The school usually has strong faculty, advanced educational concepts, developed teaching equipment, excellent language and natural environment.

Most Canadian students will attend high school and enjoy free education. Canada's public high school education is of high quality and has a rich curriculum. In addition to academic courses, there are many courses and activity groups such as house design, carpentry, culinary, and leadership. The pressure on students' work is generally small, and life in middle school is happy and interesting. 

In terms of expenses, in general, public secondary schools are mainly a government investment, so there is no charge for Canadian local students, but international students are charged. Tuition fees are about 1,200-15,000 Canadian dollars, and guardianship fees are 1,000 Canadian dollars, plus room and board. The cost of living is about 23,000-25,000 Canadian dollars per year. The cost is less than half of the private school.