Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada
Located in the center of Metro Vancouver Regional District (also referred to as Great Vancouver), the Burnaby School District 41 offers the exciting opportunity for students from overseas to study in one of its 8 secondary or 41 elementary schools while experiencing a beautiful part of the world.
Burnaby is the 4th largest school district in BC. Burnaby School District has a total K-12 student population of 25,000 full-time equivalents (FTE) students. The District continues to promote the ideals of multiculturalism through its established policies and numerous school-based initiatives that promote cultural respect and understanding.
The Burnaby School District’s International Office facilitates the enrollment and integration of international students within Burnaby schools.
The Burnaby School District first opened its doors in 1906, with only 60 students and a few teachers. Since its beginnings, Burnaby administrators, teachers, and staff shared a common goal—to provide the highest standard of education to the community. Today, Burnaby is recognized as a leader in education in Canada.
Industrial technology labs, a School store, and a Cafeteria.
Burnaby School District has one of the largest Advanced Placement (AP) programs in Canada. Two Burnaby schools have been selected to offer the prestigious AP Capstone Diploma. There are a high number of scholarships awarded for post-secondary studies and plenty of support for international students progressing to university.
Burnaby is located in the center of Metro Vancouver. Its world-class SkyTrain public transit provides access to downtown Vancouver in just 30 minutes. With superior academic programs and modern facilities, all located within a city of vibrant green spaces, modern shopping malls, safe residential neighborhoods, and state-of-the-art public transit, choosing an education in Burnaby is the right choice.
Burnaby Schools have the finest modern facilities and technology. Every secondary school has MAC and PC computer labs, Science labs, Large library, Dance and Drama studios, Art studios, Music rooms, 2 gymnasiums, Weight training room, Outdoor playing fields, Home Economics labs
13 of 13 programs
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| Study level | Programs | Tuition (per year) | Application fee |
|---|---|---|---|
| Undergraduate | 13 | CAD 17,375 | CAD 256 |
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Burnaby campus
Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada
4054 Norfolk Street
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