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Acadia College has a range of personal, academic and social support services in place.

Student Support Officer can provide information and advice about your arrival in Vancouver, life in Vancouver and studying with us, orientation, your work rights in Canada, health cover and other support services.
We can refer you to the appropriate contact for any questions specific to your academic course or program and legal advice or advocacy.

Student Housing

For their first few months of living in Canada. Living with a host family helps you practice English daily and learn about different cultures and lifestyles. Most host families are immigrants who can share their experiences with you.

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Academic Support

Acadia College educators who are willing to work with students beyond the hours of class time, but if you need more than what the school can offer, there is additional help available.

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Student Orientation

  • Policies
  • Employment Resources
  • Transportation Services

Medical Insurance

In Canada, health care can be very expensive if you are not covered with proper medical insurance. Acadia College requires that all international students have health insurance for the duration of your studies.

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Child Care Services

There are many different child care services within Surrey and Langley and the surrounding area which offer a variety of services. Whether you need childcare for babies, toddlers, or school-age children there are organisations available to you. For more information about child care in Langley click here and for Surrey click here.

Family Support Services – Province of British Columbia

Family support services offer confidential support for a broad range of family-related issues, including child care and parenting, intimate relationships, and elder care challenges. For more information about Family Support Services in BC. click here

Mental Health and Well Being

Mental health services are available in British Columbia for people experiencing anxiety, depression or other mental health challenges. It is important to know that no matter how you are feeling, you are not alone. Help is available, find out more: click here.

Help for Addictions

Please Visit HelpStartsHere, where you can search more than 2,600 listings for mental health and substance use services in BC: click here.

 

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