Frequently Asked Questions
Scholarship programs have different eligibility requirements. Consult the eligibility and application sections of the scholarship program you wish to apply to determine if you are eligible to apply. If you are still unsure about your eligibility, please contact the scholarship program’s designated administering agency, the contact information for which can be found on the program’s webpage.
Choosing the right institution can be difficult and confusing at times. Students frequently struggle with this and end up making incorrect decisions. At Edulinx Canada, our well-qualified counselors are available to assist you in selecting the right institution as well as the right program that will improve your career prospects. Before we advise you, we will carefully consider your preferences and career goals.
One of the requirements for all visa students is that they maintain full-time status for the duration of their visa. In other words, international students must be enrolled in full-time studies during their stay in Canada.
- Students can work part-time(Max 20 hours per week) while studying full-time.
- Students must have a Social Insurance Number(SIN Number) to work off-campus
- Once the immigration formalities are completed, the SIN is usually available at the airport. If not, the student can obtain it from any Service Canada office.
- Students who have completed their Post-Graduation can apply for an open work permit. The duration of the work permit is determined by the duration of the program. So, if your program lasts two years, the work permit will be valid for three years.
- Only applicants who have successfully completed any full-time program at any government institution will be granted a work permit. In other words, only community college or university graduates will be granted an open work permit. Private career college graduates are not eligible for an open work permit.
- An open work permit means that the applicant is free to work for any organization. It is entirely dependent on how students apply for jobs and perform in interviews. However, Canada provides numerous opportunities for recent graduates.
Technology has made it extremely simple for anyone to find information about anything on the internet. However, finding the right information that meets your needs requires guidance. Edulinx Canada assists international students in locating programs that are relevant to their field of study or area of interest. Our counselors are well-versed in the various program available and can recommend options that match the student’s academic profile. You can reach us at info@edulinxcanada.ca or call us at +1(647)360-9369.
Canadian educational institutions provide a wide range of programs, from undergraduate to postgraduate degrees and diplomas. Students can choose from a variety of programs offered by reputable institutions with enrollments ranging from 1,000 to 60,000 students. Various undergraduate and graduate research programs are available at Canadian universities.
The general admissions criterion varies across Canada’s colleges and universities. To better assist you, please contact our office at info@edulinxcanada.ca, and one of our counselors will be happy to assist you by phone at +1(647)360-9369.
Different agencies use different criteria to rate universities. Students should understand that the ratings of the department are what really matter. In other words, some universities are known for their engineering programs, while others are known for their business schools. Here at Edulinx Canada, we help students understand the institutions’ strengths and make decisions about their education and university choices.