Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has announced that from 15 November 2022 all international students studying in Canada may work beyond the 20 hours a week limit if they secure valid off-campus work authorisation.
The transition from soon-to-be university graduate to full-time member of the world of work can be both a time to recognise your accomplishments as well as nerve-racking as you move into your career.
The world of work is changing rapidly, in part because of the pandemic, demographic changes and an increased use of technology. We have seen these changes apply to graduate recruitment processes both in North America and abroad.
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Australia is a popular study destination for international students. In fact, it is the third most popular destination after the US and the UK. Tuition fees and living costs can vary greatly across the country so it can be hard to know how to manage the big and little costs associated with studying abroad.
This guide provides an overview of the costs that you need to consider and how to go about finding the right options for you.
Canada is known for providing cheaper study options than other top study abroad destinations, such as the US and the UK, as well as offering simpler application processes and more opportunities for permanent residency after graduating.
