We continue our commitment to provide professional youth volunteerism. To find out how we can help Since 1992, its founder, Chito M. Dr. Chito M. Collantes, Ph.D.
ABOUT CWSS
Canada - USA Worldwide Student Services (CWSS) Inc. is the first and considered as a pioneer in Canada, as an integral part of an immigration consulting network whose main objective is to enable and provide professional assistance to those who wish to work, migrate and reside permanently in Canada and the U.S.A. Collantes, Ph.D., a Canadian citizen and immigrant himself from Tanauan, B
atangas, Philippines, has the vision of helping foreign students to further their education and for immigrants to settle in Canada to have better opportunities in life. Collantes has established and expanded CWSS services to include Employment for Foreign Workers, Enrollment and Acceptance for Foreign Students, Company Establishments for Entrepreneurs, Migration for Permanent Residents, Family Assisted Immigrants and Visitors-tourists. In this increasingly changing global economy, programs such as CWSS foster a spirit of community between Canada and other nations. Both the immigrants, students and Canadians profit from this mutual learning experience. Students who wish to live and study in Canada will develop skills in technology, administration and many other areas in which Canada provides excellent education. These highly qualified students will take their skills back to their home countries the world over. Canadian citizens will benefit from interaction with these young people from a variety of different cultures. This country has long thrived on healthy multiculturalism - new immigrants and foreign exchange students contribute immeasurably to expanding the Canadian people's horizons beyond the borders of its nation. "THIS IS A VALUABLE SERVICE TO CANADA AND TO THE COUNTRIES FROM WHERE THESE NEW IMMIGRANTS AND STUDENTS CAME FROM." - Dr. Chito M. CWSS success in preparing documentation acceptable to the Canadian Immigration Standards/Requirements has brought about enormous happiness among relatives and friends of those immigrants and students who were successful in establishing themselves both in Canada.
