As an international student in Canada, you may be able to get a job without a work permit during your studies.
Introduction To : Working While Studying In Canada
It is important that students understand their eligibility and restrictions before accepting employment.
International students at Canadian post-secondary schools are allowed to work part-time (20 hours each week) during regular academic sessions and full-time (40 hours each week) during breaks from study, such as Summer or Winter holidays, while they remain enrolled to complete their program.
Work On-Campus
Eligible international students with a valid Canadian Study Permit may accept employment positions at their school’s campus such as teaching or research assistant, a faculty member, or private business operating at the school sited.
There is no law that limits the number of hours that student can work on-campus.
Work Off-Campus
An international student with a valid Canadian Study Permit is entitled to work off campus.
Students are free to work off-campus, but they must follow the 20-hour rule.
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This is a great opportunity to obtain a high calibre education, Canadian job experience and take steps towards becoming a Permanent Resident in Canada.
Eligible international students with a valid Canadian Study Permit may accept employment positions at their school’s campus such as teaching or research assistant, a faculty member, or private business operating at the school sited.
The Post Graduate Work Permit (PGWP) allows the graduate to work for a Canadian employer for one to three years and certain individuals may qualify for an extension.
