The second level: complete undergraduate education and get a bachelor's degree. Canadian medical schools only recruit undergraduate graduates who have obtained bachelor's degrees. There are no medical majors in Canadian universities. If you want to study medicine in the future, you can only choose medical-related majors, such as life sciences.
The third level: admitted to medical school. A university with a medical school in Canada is the so-called "Doctor of Medicine University", and there are only 15 universities in China, which is very difficult to test and the competition for admission is fierce.
The fourth level: graduated from medical college and obtained a doctorate in medicine. It is also very difficult to study in medical schools in Canada. Generally study for four years, and graduate as a doctor of medicine.
Level 5: Resident training. Before obtaining a medical license, you must go through this process. The training time for family doctors is generally 2 years, and that for specialists is not less than 5 years. This process is not only long, but also it is not easy to find a hospital that accepts you.
The sixth level: obtaining the doctor qualification certificate. This is the professional qualification examination for Canadian doctors to practice medicine. The qualification certificate of family doctors is assessed and awarded by the Canadian Family Doctors Association, and the qualification certificate of specialists is assessed and awarded by the Royal Canadian Association of Internal Surgeons.
Grade 7: Obtain a medical license issued by a province or region. This is issued by the province or region where the doctor is located, and it is the "business license" for doctors to practice medicine.
Because doctors in Canada are extremely difficult to train, this profession is highly respected in Canada and the income is extremely high.