Connect your education to the career you want
Career & Experiential Learning is excited to welcome our international students to Canada and provide guidance and support on their professional career development journey.
Anyone who works in Canada must have a Social Insurance Number (SIN) to legally be permitted to work and to have access to government programs and benefits. Employers will ask for proof of SIN (e.g.: Confirmation of SIN letter or Canadian Revenue Agency tax papers) before you begin work.
For more information on SINs, visit Service Canada or to learn your responsibilities as a SIN holder, read the SIN Code of Practice.
Current Students
Government of Canada Immigration and Citizenship Resources
Working in Canada as an International Student Working on Campus Working off Campus Co-op or intern work permitFor assistance navigating your work eligibility as an international student, connect with your International Student Advisor (ISA) or with a Regulated International Student Immigration Advisor (RISIA) through TRU World.
Meet with TRU World ISAs or RISIAs
Recent Graduates
There are many pathways that allow recent international graduates to work in Canada after their academic program is completed.
Recent international graduates can apply for a post-grad work permit; they can also look for more long-term residency in Canada through programs like the Canadian Experience Class or the employer driven BC Provincial Nominee Program.
For individualized advice and guidance on navigating employment and immigration, contact a Regulated International Student Immigration Advisor (RISIA) through TRU World.
Meet with TRU World ISAs or RISIAs
