Here’s the truth about working in Canada as an international student. This video answers the following questions: where to find work, what are the common jobs for students, how much is the expected pay and more importantly, will working alone be enough to support your living expense in Canada. I’ll give a balanced view of this topic supporting it with numbers, analysis and my personal experience. Enjoy!

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JUMP TO SECTIONS:
0:00 Intro / Agenda
1:06 Where to find work?
3:33 Common Jobs for Students
4:23 Work Restrictions
6:10 How much is the expected pay?
8:07 Is it enough?
9:35 Takeaways

IMPORTANT LINKS:
Working 20 hours per week off campus: https://bit.ly/3qF6KEQ
Minimum Wage in Canada: https://bit.ly/37rtW1G

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