Canada stands out as an attractive country to study because of its academic brilliance, affordability, and adventure. Until August 2019, Canada has about 70,000 international students studying at all levels, which explains why students from all over the world seek to study in the country. According to statistics from the recent decade, Canada created 1.6 million new positions for graduates, indicating that studying in Canada offers excellent employment chances. It also has 5 of the top 100 greatest student cities in the world, in addition to ranking first in the world’s quality of life index.

If you want to study in Canada and are looking for funding, there are many scholarships available from the Canadian government, individual Canadian universities, and other organizations for international students.

International students in Canada are permitted to work while pursuing their studies. This allows them to keep track of their daily expenses and manage their finances without going into debt. International students, in particular, must have the following qualifications in order to work off-campus:

• Valid study permit;
• Must be a full-time student;
• Must be enrolled at a designated institute at the post-secondary level or, in Quebec, a vocational program at the secondary level; and;
• Must be studying in an academic, vocational or professional training program that leads to a degree, diploma or certificate that is at least six months in duration.
• If you qualify with above requirements, you will be allowed to:
• Work up to 20 hours p/w while studies in session; and
• Work full–time while on academic, for e.g. winter and summer holidays or spring break.