Guide to studying in Canada: What websites are there for international students looking for part-time jobs?

The vast majority of students studying in Canada hope to earn living expenses through work-study programs, which is also an exercise for themselves. Next, let's take a look at the guide to studying in Canada.

First of all, let's take a look at the relevant regulations on part-time employment.

1. must be a full-time student.

2. Have a valid study visa.

3. The school you attend must be on the list of schools provided by the Canadian government (designated learning institution).

4. It takes more than 6 months to attend the course.

If you are in a language class or a preparatory course, you cannot work.

6. You need to provide the SIN number when you go to work (go to a place called Service Canada, bring your passport and student visa, and you can do it for free within 20 minutes. Just a piece of paper, don't carry it with you, just remember the crime number on it)

When students choose a job, it is best to give priority to whether this job will help their growth. Finding a job that is paid and related to your field of study is equivalent to someone paying you to study! But this kind of job is generally difficult to find, because many internships are unpaid, so this job may not prevent you from eating soil, but this internship experience will be of great help to you in finding a job in the future, but you should pay attention to finding a reliable and trustworthy big company.

Then let's see which websites are looking for part-time jobs.

FSWEP:

According to the federal student work experience program of the federal government, about 8,000 full-time students are employed in different federal government departments every year. Their jobs include office, clerical work, field and laboratory work, information technology work and outdoor work. Friends who want to participate need to fill in and submit an online application form for FSWEP.

Groovejob:

This website specializes in all kinds of part-time jobs, besides holiday jobs, there are also hourly jobs, retail jobs, restaurant jobs, seasonal jobs, graduation internships and so on.

IDRC:

Canadian International Development Research Center. Every year, students are recruited to work in management, finance, human resources, information management, technology, communication and public health. Anyone who is a full-time student or holds a work permit can apply. The annual application time is generally in January.

YCW:

The Canadian government website Young Canada Work mainly provides various part-time and internship opportunities for students and graduates, but it has certain ability requirements for candidates.

Part:

This website lists in detail the part-time jobs recruited in various cities in Canada, and it is updated every day.

Many brand enterprises recruit holiday workers and part-time workers in peacetime on this website. You need to search according to your education, workplace and occupation type.

Emploietudiant:

Part-time and holiday workers are excellent sources of information for students to find jobs, but the workplace is limited to Quebec.

Outside:

The work place is mainly in parks or some nature reserves. If you are an outdoor lover or nature lover, this holiday job is definitely the best for you. Ps: There are more summer jobs here, so you can keep them for later use.

tutor

This job is relatively easy, the salary will not be low (you can discuss it with your employer yourself), the time is relatively convenient and flexible, and you can also deal with young people. Generally speaking, foreign children are very good at English, so learning English from them can be said to be faster.

Bank front desk

There are many foreign students studying business in China. Although cashier is not suitable for everyone, if you majored in finance in college, banking is actually a very good choice, and it is a counterpart major. It can not only enrich your resume, but also earn more money than the minimum wage. Communicating with customers can also improve your English conversation, killing two birds with one stone.

Baristas and bartenders

Two jobs that look much more interesting than other jobs, and you can deal with all kinds of people. The most important thing is that the tip for this job is considerable, and you will be given a commission according to the wine you sell during your work, which is suitable for night owls.

housemaid

Although this job is mostly done by high school students, it does not affect the employer's recruitment of college students or graduate students. You may not learn much in this job, and you need to take good care of your children. The advantage is that there will be a lot of time during work, so you can read books and do your own thing.

Finally, let's look at the benefits of studying abroad.

Earn living expenses by working.

Some parents have limited financial ability, but want to send their children to study abroad, hoping that their children can work abroad to subsidize tuition fees. In fact, this idea has disadvantages. Children's study time is extended to seven or eight years because of too much economic pressure and too busy work, which affects their studies. If the financial ability is limited and the scholarship is not available, it will bring great pressure to the children's study and will not achieve good results.

Local environmental English is quickly mastered.

Many foreign students must have heard this sentence before going to Canada. As a result, a few years after they came to Canada, they found that China people's circle of friends still belonged to China, and there were few local friends. Apart from listening to and speaking English occasionally at school, I don't seem to use English much after graduation. Although English will definitely improve, it is still far from fluent English with zero accent.

The study and work are correct.

Not many countries allow international students to work every week (15-20 hours), and only a few countries (Australia, New Zealand) clearly stipulate visas. For example, students are forbidden to take part-time jobs in Britain. In the United States, Canada and other countries, students need to meet certain requirements (such as class hours and grades) and apply to relevant departments before they can work.

Canada has many employment opportunities and little pressure.

There are relatively many employment opportunities in Canada, such as engineers, computers, accountants and finance. For international students, if comprehensive planning is made in advance, the employment success rate will be effectively improved. Employers in Canada must give the public equal employment opportunities. In other words, employees will not be refused employment because of race, sex, color, religion, original nationality or sexual orientation. Compared with some countries, some companies and most government departments in Canada are very large.

But all the friends who have looked for jobs in Canada know that education and work experience are very important. For example, many international students with no work experience can't find jobs.

Students have no pressure.

In various European and American film and television dramas, the college life of foreigners seems to be going to school during the day, partying at night, drinking in bars, and graduating smoothly without doing homework. But the reality is not like this. There is still a lot of pressure to study in Canada, especially to overcome language problems. What is even more frightening is that when the deadline comes, there are always endless words, endless books and endless papers.