Free live workshop Grades 8-11 · Zoom

How to Become a Doctor in Canada: Free Workshop for Grades 8-11

In this free workshop, we will map the Canadian route from high school to medical school and compare it with direct-entry medicine in the UK and Ireland, including what families need to understand about returning to Canada.

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UBC's medical school requires university study before entry. RCSI in Ireland offers a route from Canadian high school, so the decisions your family makes in Grade 11 depend on which path you are considering.

  • How the Canadian path connects high school, undergraduate study, medical school and residency
  • Which Grade 11 and 12 course decisions keep the routes you are considering open
  • How direct-entry medicine in the UK and Ireland differs from the Canadian route
  • What returning to Canada involves for an international medical graduate
  • How to build a practical next-step plan as early as Grade 9

Parents and students in Grades 8-11 are both welcome. The session is live on Zoom, and we email the link and a short summary after you register.

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