What is the hourly salary for studying abroad in Canada?

To study in Canada, if you want to work, you must understand the official requirements and choose the right way. Next, what is the hourly salary for studying in Canada?

Work income

Because the hourly wage is different in each province, then we will calculate it according to the minimum wage in each province. The following are the lowest hourly wages in several provinces for your reference: (20 19 10 10/month 1 data)

Ontario: 14.00? Canadian dollar/hour

Saskatchewan:? 1 1.32 ? Canadian dollar/hour

Quebec: 12.50 Canadian dollars/hour

BC: 13.85 Canadian dollars/hour

Alberta: 15.00 Canadian dollars/hour

In this case, if you can find a part-time job and work 20 hours a week, then the income of this international student working every month is more than 900 Canadian dollars, which can basically pay the rent and meals.

Policy stipulation

Many Canadian students will consider taking part-time jobs after class, which can not only earn some pocket money, but also accumulate some social practical experience.

However, Canadian students need to apply for a "work permit" to work, and they can work legally during their studies, but the working hours per week should not exceed 20 hours, and there are no restrictions on holidays.

International students can work in the legal field. Although the Immigration Department has not announced the specific industries in which it can work, it basically allows international students to engage in any legal field. International students will become legal workers and enjoy the minimum wage guarantee system in Canada. Generally, the average working capital of international students in China can reach 8- 10 Canadian dollars (about 56-70 yuan RMB) per hour, and they have technical expertise, such as computers and nursing, and their salaries will be higher. The Immigration Department emphasizes that international students compete equally with local Canadian students in the job market and are not taken care of in job hunting.

Canadian students apply for off-campus working conditions with valid student permits. Within 12 months before the application, you must study full-time for at least 6 months with good academic performance. Fill in the application form and pay the application fee of $ 150. The above are the benefits brought by the reform of employment policy for overseas students in Canada. Foreign students can work freely in Canada without any obstacles.

Part-time choice

1, off-campus work

(1) You can only work 20 hours a week during class.

(2) You can work full-time during holidays (winter and summer vacations)

(3) There must be a valid study permit.

(4) Must be a full-time student at school.

(5) Schools must be on the list of schools provided by the government.

(6) The course length must exceed 6 months.

(7) When working, you need to provide a SIN card.

Step 2 work on campus

(1) Your school must be a public education college, a private college recognized by the government or a private college in BC, Quebec.

(2) You must have a valid study visa.

(3) Must be a full-time student at school.

(4) you need to provide a work card when you go to work.

(5) If one of the above conditions is not met, the work must be stopped immediately.

3. Cooperation or internship.

(1) must have a valid study permit.

(2) Cooperation or collaborative work must be an essential part of the course.

(3) If you attend an English-French language class or a pre-university course, you cannot apply.

(4) The workload of cooperation or collaboration cannot exceed 50% of the course.

(5) Schools providing jobs must be on the list of schools provided by the government (designated learning institutions).

(6) cooperative work permit is required.

(7) you need to provide a work card when you go to work.

4. Work permit after graduation

(1) The course is less than 8 months, and you are not eligible to apply for a graduation work permit.

(2) If the duration of the course is 8 months to 2 years, the duration of the work sign is the same as that of the study sign.

(3) If the course lasts for 2 years or more, the work contract period is 3 years.

(4) The duration of completing the course must exceed 8 months.

(5) The graduated school must be in the list of schools provided by the government.

(6) Apply within 90 days after graduation.

(7) you need to provide a work card when you go to work.

5. Spouses or cohabiting partners of international students.

(1) The applicant's school must be a public college of education, a private college recognized by the government or a private college in Quebec to apply for a work visa for the spouse.

(2) The applicant must hold a valid study permit.

(3) The duration of the spouse's or cohabiting partner's work visa is the same as the applicant's student visa.

(4) Spouses do not need to get a job invitation or LMIA first.

(5) you need to provide a work card when you go to work.