WORKING WHILE YOU STUDY

Although you must be able to show evidence that you have the sufficient funds for tuition fees, accommodation and living expenses for the duration of your stay,some students choose to take up casual employment for extra money. International students are permitted to work on campus without a work permit if they are studying full time at a publicly funded institution or a private institution accredited by a provincial statue. Jobs available can range from administrative and library work to working in counter-tenors. If the employment is an integral part of your course or if the employments related to an approved research programme, you will require a work permit. Publicly funded institutions in some provinces allow international students to work off campus whilst studying. These currently include Quebec, Manitoba and New Brunswick but other provinces recurrently in negotiation to make this possible.

POSTGRADUATE EMPLOYMENT

International students who graduate from publicly funded institutions and find employment in their field of study can apply for a work permit for up to two years after graduation. However those who graduate from a publicly funded institution in the regions of Montreal, Toronto and Vancouver and find employment in these areas may only apply for a work permit forum to one year.

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