Study Abroad

College fee for two semesters can be between 15000-27000 dollars. University fee can go up to 50,000 dollars. Students need around 700-800 dollars every month for other expenses. International student can work for 20 hrs. a week and hourly wages in Ontario is 14 dollars. 20 X14= 280 dollars are enough to meet all non-academic expenses. Working more than 20 hrs. is illegal and can affect studies and can delay your settlement.

Lot of scholarships are open for international students, it depends upon university/ college to offer. Student need to apply early and prepare application as per the requirement. Students are allowed to do jobs in campus or outside, few programs are co-op, and it means you get paid during internships. More Scholarships and financial aid is open for second year students. Scholarships are easy to get for Masters and Ph.D. programs. Make good SOP and resume for admissions and scholarships. In addition to this, the Canadian government provides myriad of scholarships and tools of financial aid to international students.

It is common to get part time jobs. Government and private companies hold job fairs. Student need to be active and have to build networking. Getting jobs depends on your resume and soft skills. We help students to build Canadian style Resume and train them for interview and networking skills. The employability and job opportunities are high in Canada and students are normally placed (get job) within six months after graduation. This is in fact result of the programs/ courses are based on industry demand.

Foreign nationals are required to obtain a study permit for engaging in academic, professional, vocational or other education or training, that is more than 6 months in duration at a designated learning institution (DLI) in Canada. It is better to hire a Canadian Licensed Immigration Consultant for immigration services (IRCC).

The following activities are not considered studies for the purpose of immigration and do not require a study permit: • Pre-school (Pre-kindergarten) • courses of general interest or self-improvement • distance learning Audited courses (typically by sitting on an academic course, but without obtaining credit for it, or having the ability to obtain credit for it retroactively).

Keep all original and photo copy documents in order and save their copy in your mail. To have a smooth ride in Canada it is better to study about the place or city where you want to settle or study- city demography and economy, housing, banking, schooling, job market, transport system, government offices, shopping areas etc. We conduct regular online seminars about this and you can also read from our blogs.

How international student can become a permanent resident? There are several permanent resident categories that you may fit into, including the Canadian Experience Class, the Federal Skilled Worker Program, and the Provincial Nominee Program. Some of those categories require eligible Canadian work experience.