A Canadian international school's offers a curriculum based on the Canadian educational system to international students.The curriculum is often based on the guidelines set by provincial education systems in Canada. International schools often need a shipping solution for sending text books and other educational supplies from Canada.
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Text books remain an import part of the Canadian education system.
Curriculum alignment: Text books are often written to align with the specific Canadian curriculum and standards set by the school or district. This makes it easier for teachers to plan and teach lessons that are directly related to what students are expected to learn.
- Consistency: Text books provide a consistent source of information for all students in a class, regardless of their background or prior knowledge.
- Organization: Text books are a convenient way for teachers to organize and present information to students. They are often divided into chapters and sections, which make it easy for teachers to cover specific topics and for students to find and review information.
- Resources: Text books often include additional resources such as quizzes, questions, and activities that teachers can use to supplement their lessons and assess student learning.
- Convenience: Text books are a convenient resource for teachers and students, they can be used as a reference, to review material, homework, and as a source of information.
- Cost: Text can be costly to purchase and ship but they last for several years.
However, it's worth noting that text books are a complement to other online and digital resources.
An International Canadian School Curriculum
The Canadian school curriculum is based on the guidelines set by the individual provinces and territories, which are responsible for the education system in Canada. However, there are some common themes and principles that are present in the curriculum across the country.
The curriculum typically includes instruction in subjects such as English language arts, mathematics, science, social studies, physical education, and the arts. Additionally, many schools offer programs in areas such as French as a second language, music, and technology.
The curriculum places emphasis on critical thinking, problem-solving, and independent learning. Canadian schools also generally have a strong focus on developing students' social and emotional skills and promoting an inclusive and accepting environment.
In high school, the curriculum is divided into three levels: grade 9 and 10, grade 11 and 12, and students have the options to choose from a wide variety of subjects, including academic and applied courses, to suit their interests and career aspirations.
Overall, the Canadian school curriculum aims to provide students with a well-rounded education that prepares them for further study and for life in a diverse and rapidly changing world.
What are the Main Sources of Canadian text books?
- Publishers: There are several Canadian publishers that produce text books for the Canadian curriculum. Some of the most well-known publishers include Nelson Education, Pearson Education, and McGraw-Hill Ryerson. These text books can be purchased directly from the publisher.
- Online retailers and marketplaces: There are many online retailers that sell new and used text books for the Canadian curriculum.
What is the best way to ship text books internationally from Canada?
There are a few options for shipping books internationally from Canada.
- Air freight: This is the fastest option with economy air options
- Ocean: Best for large commercial orders
- Local post surface options may be a good option
- FedEX , DHL, UPS air options are well known with information readily available via their websites.
Jet Worldwide can assist by receiving and consolidating your orders from Canada to lower your total cost of shipping.
What is the HS codes for text books?
The Harmonized System (HS) code many accept for text books is 4901.99.00.
The HS code 4901.99.00 is used to classify printed books, brochures, leaflets and similar printed matter, whether or not in single sheets. This code covers all types of books, including fiction, non-fiction, and educational books, as well as textbooks.
Useful information regarding understanding HS codes
It's important to note that HS codes can be subject to change and specific to each country. It is important to verify prior to shipping.
Are text books subject to import duty?
Many countries do not charge duty for text books but best to confirm prior to shipping. If the goods were produced in Canada, they may qualify for duty free import via a Canadian Free trade agreement.
Read more about import duty and how it is calculated
Verify if you can benefit from a Canadian Free Trade Agreement
Can I combine my text book orders into one shipment?
Save shipping costs by consolidating orders
Yes. Jet Worldwide can receive and consolidate multiple orders. Consolidating shipments of text book can save significant shipping costs.
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