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As an international student in Canada, you may be eligible to work while you study. You need a valid study permit that lists the appropriate work conditions and you must be attending a designated learning institution in a full-time post-secondary program of at least six months in duration.
On-campus: You may work without a separate work permit, for the school, student organisation or a business on campus. There is no federal cap on hours, provided you continue to meet your eligibility requirements.
Off-campus: As of 8 November 2024, you can work up to 24 hours per week during regular academic sessions, and you may work full-time during scheduled breaks (such as summer or winter holidays), if you were enrolled full-time before and after the break.
Co-op/internship: If your program requires a co-op or internship placement, you must apply for a co-op work permit in addition to your study permit.
Part-time jobs typically pay from around CAD $15 to $20 per hour for many student roles, depending on the province and job type. In some on-campus or specialised roles (e.g., research assistant work) you might see wages of CAD $20+ per hour. For context, the general minimum wage in Ontario is about CAD $17.60/hour as of October 1, 2025.
ElitePath Educational Solutions provides guidance on finding part-time jobs for students while they study in Canada.
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