What is Guardianship and who needs it?
Citizenship and Immigration Canada requires unaccompanied foreign students studying in Canada to have a legal guardian in place if they are under the age of majority. Age of majority is 18 in Alberta, Manitoba, Ontario, Prince Edward Island, Quebec, and Saskatchewan. In British Columbia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland, Northwest Territories, Nova Scotia, Nunavut, and Yukon the age of majority is 19.
Under the SchoolAdvice Guardianship program, temporary custody of your child is transferred to SchoolAdvice for the duration of the school year. A SchoolAdvice guardian acts in place of parents to provide assistance with emergencies, accommodation, immigration, travel and the overall success of your child.
Guardianship & Education Support Services
24/7 Emergency Phone Access
A SchoolAdvice Guardian is available around the clock.
Banking Services
SchoolAdvice assists with setting up local a bank account for your son or daughter.
School Selection & Recommendations
SchoolAdvice can assist with registration, applications, and school recommendations.
Medical Insurance
SchoolAdvice assists with medical insurance for your children.
Parent Teacher Interviews
SchoolAdvice guardians are able to attend school interviews and report to parents.
Personal Advisor Service
SchoolAdvice offers mentoring and counselling services to students.
Talk to one of our Educational Consultant Experts
Get in touch. The first 30 minutes are always free.
Contact us
Ask us about your guardianship needs or give us a call. The first 30 minutes are free.
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