Ahmadabad, Gujarat: Heritage Community College, a Designated Learning Institution (DLI) based in British Columbia, Canada, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with leading universities and educational institutions in India, Dubai and Nepal marking a significant step in making Canadian education more accessible to students in these regions.

The MOUs have been signed with Aspire Education Academy and ISAS Beauty Academy, Dubai, and Indian institutions including Swarrnim Startup and Inovation University, Gandhinagar), Neeldeep Group of Colleges (Ahmedabad), Swaminarayan College ( Shri Bramhanand Institute of Business Administration.)Hajijan, Ahmedabad and ISAS International Beauty School, Nepal.

Through this collaboration, students from these institutions will be able to pursue Canadian diploma programs online from India at affordable tuition fees, with scholarships of up to 60%. Since students will be studying from their home country, they can also save substantially on living expenses, making this an ideal option for families seeking quality international education at lower costs.

The programs offered are flexible, accessible to students with low IELTS or academic scores, and cater to a wider range of applicants, including those who have faced previous visa refusals for Canada. Furthermore, students will receive the same Canadian qualification as on-campus students and will have the opportunity to attend their convocation ceremony in Canada, along with their families.

As an added benefit under this MOU, eligible students will also gain access to guaranteed admissions in select partner institutions in the USA, France, and Canada, opening global pathways for higher education and career prospects.

Mr. Nilesh Lal, Director of Student Recruitment at Heritage Community College, currently visiting India to formalize these partnerships, shared, “We are excited to collaborate with such progressive institutions in India and Dubai. This initiative aligns with our mission to make quality Canadian education affordable and accessible to students worldwide. We believe these partnerships will transform many lives by offering global exposure at local convenience.”