Student Work Permit Canada

1. STUDY IN CANADA Your Guide to Study Abroad

2. Why Study In Canada? According to IRCC in December 2019, more than 640,000 international students enrolled in programs across Canada. Canada is known for its excellent educational institutes, the multiplicity of top-quality educational programs in various streams, and a developed economy that welcomes students with open arms. Canada and its various education centers are highly reputed around the world. Students from different parts of the world choose to study in Canada.  This results in a mutual gain. Students acquire knowledge and skills and Canada gains by adding a spending hand to the economy. Visit us @ https://www.saabimmigration.ca/study-in-canada/

3. Pursue higher education in Canada • If you are a prospective International Student looking to pursue your higher education in Canada, here are some factors for your consideration: • Obtaining A Study Permit • Pick the right School and Program • Studying & Working in Canada

4. Obtaining a Study Permit Obtaining a Study Permit is essential for all foreign nationals looking to pursue their education in Canada in a post-secondary level program that lasts more than six months. It is usually valid till 90 days after the completion of the study program. If the course/program finishes before the originally intended date of completion, the study permit stays valid till 9o days after the completion of the course. On the other hand, if the program is extended, then the student has to apply for an extension of the Study Permit. Apply for Canadian Study Permit

5. Picking the right School and Program Here are some of the key things to consider when picking the right School and Program: Program: Once the applicant finalizes a certain program, he/she must then shortlist a few different universities/colleges offering the same program. Keeping these choices open is like having Backup Plans. While it’s important to apply to the program that one desires, there is no guarantee of selection into that program, which is why one must apply to various programs and different colleges. College vs Universities: Universities are known to offer a much bigger variety of subjects and specializations because of the presence of various departments within the university. Colleges, on the other hand, have relatively limited infrastructure and offer lesser programs.  The student should ensure that the college that he/she is applying to is a Designated Learning Institute (DLI).

6. STUDYING & WORKING IN CANADA • Working while studying is one of the biggest advantages of choosing Canada for one’s further studies. As per the current rules, most students are allowed to work for up to 20 hours a week while school is on and can even work full-time during scheduled breaks like the summer break or the Christmas break. The condition allowing one to work in Canada is listed with The Study Permit. These jobs can be  • On-Campus • Off-Campus. • Know More @ https://www.saabimmigration.ca/studying-working-in-canada/

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