I want to go to Canada. Does anyone know what are the main conditions for studying and working in Canada?

(1) Qualifications

The Canadian Immigration Department announced that international students in Canada will not need proof to work part-time while studying abroad. As long as Canadian international students hold a valid study visa and register at a qualified educational institution (university, college) in Canada, and the course is a certificate, diploma or degree course of 6 months or more, excluding preparatory courses and language courses, there is no need to apply for off-campus work. With proof of permit, you can work part-time in Canada without waiting 6 months to study.

(2) Duration

The weekly working hours allowed for international students in Canada have not changed. They are still allowed to work 20 hours a week during classes, and there is no time limit during holidays. After completing their studies, international students can also work full-time while waiting for the "Graduation Work Visa" (originally they are not allowed to work while waiting for approval) until the application is approved, but the student visa will be invalid 90 days after completing their studies, unless they hold a valid Work visa or other document authorizing stay. In addition, any student who needs to complete an internship in order to graduate can apply for an internship work visa. From June, only international students studying in secondary schools or accredited colleges can apply.

(3) Salary

Study and work in Canada, students are guaranteed a minimum hourly wage during their part-time job. This policy can help students save 75 Canadian dollars in the cost of applying for an off-campus work permit. It can also help students avoid the 6-month waiting time and help students with weaker financial resources to subsidize their living expenses through part-time work as soon as possible. According to Lisichen Study Abroad 360, during the part-time period, students will be guaranteed the minimum hourly wage by the provincial government in accordance with regulations. Taking Ontario as an example, the minimum hourly wage is 11 Canadian dollars, and students normally eat in Canada every month. The cost of this program is about 100 Canadian dollars, which means that students’ remuneration from part-time jobs in their spare time is enough to subsidize their daily food expenses.

In addition, this new measure will also allow students to obtain more part-time opportunities and lay the foundation for future job hunting and immigration. In particular, the Canadian Experience Class Immigration Policy (CEC) stipulates that international students can accumulate 1 year of full-time or part-time work experience, and their work meets the O/A/B categories of NOC (Canadian National Occupational Standards). . This time, students have 6 more months to work part-time to accumulate time and relevant work experience for immigrating after graduation.