Study in Canada - All you need to know!

Canada is the second largest Country in the World. Highest Industrialized Countries of the world. Canada has ranked 35th in population with 35 million people in the country.

Canada education is renowned for being a global leader in research and academic rigor while at the same time continuing to be accessible to people from different backgrounds. The higher education programs in Canada are more flexible and student-friendly than most programs across the world. Many students appreciate this flexibility and opt for Canada for their masters, making it one of the most popular destinations for international education all over the world.

One can choose from more than 200 universities and colleges to complete a bachelor's or higher degree in Canada. Students can complete an undergraduate degree in four years, and take a further two years to complete their post-graduate degree in Canada.

Canada is a developed country which has the highest nominal per capita income throughout the world, and it is the eighth highest ranking in the Human Development Index.

Quality of Life

Canadians and international students in Canada enjoy a high standard of living. It’s a great place to live and work. In fact, Canada ranks #1 in the world when it comes to quality of life. According to the World University Rankings, Canada also has 4 of the top 100 best student cities in the world.

Learn with the best and brightest

Canada is recognized worldwide for its outstanding quality of education—from elementary school to post-secondary studies. The educators are highly trained and bring diverse perspectives to the classroom. At the university level, 2 out of every 5 academics hold at least 1 international degree. And it has 11 of the top 250 universities worldwide.

Jobs in Canada - Internships

One of the many perks of studying in Canada is that you can earn while you learn. Canada provides several excellent jobs opportunities for international students, both on and off-campus. The pay is on par with the best in the world, and what's more, you can enjoy a healthy work/life balance, with enough time for work, study as well as proverbial playtime.

Part-Time Jobs for Students Studying in Canada:

As outlined above, students who are studying at universities in Canada have the option of supporting their day-to-day expenses by taking up a part-time job, while pursuing their courses, subject to certain conditions.

On-Campus Jobs

• As a student on a study permit in Canada, You are permitted to work for various jobs on-campus at your university.
• You will be able to work based on the eligibility conditions outlined for your university and course.
• You will be able to work for up to 20 hours each week, when class is in session, and for full time during the vacation time.
• For more clarity, a job is called "On-campus", only if it is taken upon any facility that is leased, owned, or rented by the university where you are studying.

Off-Campus Jobs

• As a student in Canada you will need to have a valid off-campus work permit to be able to work off-campus.
• You will need to be a full-time student at a publicly-funded or private university that is authorized to confer degrees by provincial statute.
• Many opportunities for off-campus jobs can be found around your university location.
• These jobs can be either related to your field of study and future career interests or something different. A case in the point is being taking up a job as a nurse assistant by a medical student vs. same student taking a job at a local restaurant.

Internships for Students Studying in Canada

One of the most important steps towards realizing your career goals is to take up an internship in a profession that is closely related to your course.

• An internship can help you to experience the industry, in which you are pursuing your course, and gain much-required exposure to help you gain an insight into your future career prospects.
• Some courses have internships embedded as a part of the course. For these courses internships are mandatory and students are awarded their degree, only after they have completed their internship course.
• Internships are also subject to conditions and students should adhere to these conditions, while taking up internships.