Presentation
A concise overview of Canadian DLI admission support and the application process.
Personalized education and admission support
Canada DLI Admission Assistance
Research-driven guidance to help international students explore suitable Canadian programs and prepare organized admission applications.
Led by Ria Sabitry, International Education & Admission Mentor
Free Monthly Session
Learn how the admission support process works.
The free session provides general admission information so you can understand the service before deciding whether you need personalized assistance.
General Q&A
Each participant may ask one general question during the session.
Clear and focused
Please join five minutes early and keep your microphone muted until invited to speak.
What is not covered in the free session
Individual profile assessments, school or program recommendations, application strategies, document reviews and other case-specific admission questions are part of the paid admission service and will not be addressed during the free session.
Meet Your Admission Mentor
Ria Sabitry
International Education & Admission Mentor
Ria completed her Bachelor of Business Administration at the University of New Brunswick, majoring in Accounting with a concentration in Finance. Her approach considers a student’s education, professional experience, interests and future direction before suitable programs are researched.
- Academic profile evaluation
- Program and institution research and guidance
- Admission requirement review
- Application and document support
- Application follow-up
Complete Admission Assistance Package
Personalized support from research to application.
The package covers one Master’s program application or, alternatively, up to two Post-Graduate program applications. Additional applications may require an additional service fee.
Total service fee
CAD$500
Payment 1: CAD $250Payment 2: CAD $250
This is not an installment plan. The full CAD $500 is required upfront before the service begins. It is processed as two separate CAD $250 transactions at the same time only to help with international card or transaction limits.
Pay CAD $250 SecurelyUse this same secure payment link twice and complete both CAD $250 transactions before the service begins.
Questions before paying? Email zlcadmission@gmail.com.
Common Questions
Commonly Asked Questions About ZLC Admission Services
Review these answers before registering for a free session or choosing personalized admission support.
01What does ZLC Admission Services offer?
ZLC provides personalized support for students interested in pursuing post-secondary education in Canada. Services include profile evaluation, institution and program research, application assistance, document review, and support with admission-related documents such as a resume/CV and Statement of Purpose or Letter of Intent, where required.
02How much does the ZLC Admission Service cost?
The total service fee is CAD $500, payable upfront before services begin. For payment-processing purposes, the amount is processed as two separate CAD $250 transactions, which can help accommodate international card transaction limits. This is not an installment plan; both payments are required upfront.
03What is included in the CAD $500 Admission Service?
The service includes an initial profile evaluation and consultation, research and a shortlist of approximately 3–5 suitable Canadian DLI/program options, application assistance, document review, and preparation or review of admission-related documents where applicable. The exact support provided may vary depending on the institution and program requirements.
04Does ZLC guarantee admission to a Canadian college or university?
No. Admission decisions are made solely by the respective college or university. ZLC provides research, guidance, and application support but cannot guarantee an offer of admission.
05If I meet the minimum admission requirements, am I likely to be accepted?
Not necessarily. Meeting the minimum requirements means you may be eligible to apply, but some programs are highly competitive and successful applicants may have qualifications above the published minimum. ZLC considers both eligibility and program competitiveness when researching suitable options.
06How does ZLC determine which institutions and programs may be suitable for me?
Recommendations are based on factors such as your academic background, English-language proficiency, relevant experience, interests, admission requirements, program competitiveness, and study goals. Where relevant, students should also consider current immigration requirements when making longer-term plans.
07What is the Free Admission Information Session?
It is a 30-minute online session consisting of a 10-minute presentation and 20-minute general Q&A. It is designed for prospective students who would like to learn more about studying in Canada, the admission process, and ZLC's admission services before deciding whether they require personalized assistance.
08Can I get personalized admission advice during the Free Information Session?
No. The free session is for general information only. Each participant may ask up to one general question. Individual profile assessments, personalized program or institution recommendations, document reviews, and case-specific admission advice are provided through the paid Admission Service.
09What documents do I need to get started with ZLC Admission Services?
Requirements vary by student and program, but you may be asked to provide your academic transcripts and certificates, valid English-language test results, current resume/CV, and other documents required to evaluate your profile or complete an application.
10Does ZLC provide study permit or immigration services?
ZLC Admission Services focuses on educational admission support. Admission to a Canadian institution does not automatically guarantee study permit approval, post-graduation work permit eligibility, or permanent residence. Immigration requirements can change, so students should review current Government of Canada requirements and seek advice from an appropriately authorized immigration professional when needed.
Student Outcomes
Institutions Where Our Students Have Received Acceptances
As of September 2026, ZLC students have received acceptance letters from the following Canadian colleges and universities.
New Brunswick Community College (NBCC)
New Brunswick
University of Calgary
Calgary, Alberta
Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT)
Calgary, Alberta
Dalhousie University
Halifax, Nova Scotia
Seneca Polytechnic
Ontario
This list represents institutions where our students have received acceptance letters so far. It does not limit the colleges or universities to which we can assist students in applying. Institution and program recommendations are determined individually based on the student's academic background, admission eligibility, program requirements and competitiveness, English-language proficiency, relevant experience, study goals, and other applicable considerations.
Institution names and logos are shown for identification only and do not imply a partnership with or endorsement of ZLC.
Free Registration
Reserve your place in the next information session.
Complete the form below. Your selected session and registration details will be sent to the ZLC Admission Team.
Admission enquiries are handled by email. Contact zlcadmission@gmail.com. The ZLC Admission Team normally responds within 1–2 business days.
Important: This service is educational and admission-focused. It does not provide immigration or visa advice and does not guarantee admission, study permit, visa, work permit or immigration outcomes.