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Study and Work in Canada as an International Student
Your Path to Success Starts in Canada - Quality and Value in One Place
CanStudyHub.com powered by EduXperience Associates Canada
is tailored to serving International Students, Parents, High School Counselors, and Recruitment Companies by providing easy access to comprehensive information about Canadian education.
Proudly Canadian-made and operated, we are dedicated to deliver honest and reliable guidance to help you build successful educational pathways to Canada.
Discover our resources and explore the diverse opportunities
available for International Students in Canada.
What Makes Us Different?
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Over 20 years of experience in Canadian education
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Honest and Transparent Advice
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Personalized Program Matching
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Visa-Smart Guidance
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Support Beyond Admission
Trusted Resource for International Students — Trusted Partner for Canadian Institutions
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Reliable Information
Accurate, up-to-date, and trustworthy details about Canadian high schools, colleges, and universities—all in
one place.
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Mission-Driven Support
More than just guidance—we support Canadian institutions by connecting them with high-quality
international applicants.
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Thorough Student Assessments
Every student is carefully evaluated to ensure they are academically prepared to succeed in Canada, aligned
with national curriculum standards.
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Bridging the Gap
We bring clarity to students and confidence to institutions—ensuring integrity and transparency throughout
the entire process.
Benefits of Studying in Canada for International Students
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Quality Education & Affordable Tuition: Canadian institutions offer top-notch education at budget-friendly costs.
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Work While Studying: Gain a work permit to work part-time during studies and full-time during breaks.
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Scholarships: Access scholarships and grants for outstanding academic achievements.
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Post-Graduation Opportunities: Apply for a Post-Graduate Work Permit (PGWP) to work in Canada after graduation.
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Pathway to Residency Through Study: Take advantage of favourable immigration opportunities leading to permanent residency in Canada.
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Earn a Globally Recognized Canadian Diploma: Canadian education is respected worldwide. With a modern diploma from Canada, you'll gain the skills and credentials to work anywhere in the world.
Important Application Dates 2025-2026
HIGH SCHOOLS
Now accepting applications for the second semester, February 2026.
Deadline: November 1, 2025.
COLLEGES/UNIVERSITIES
Now accepting applications for May and September 2026 intakes.
Deadlines: The application deadlines vary.
FOR 2026 HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES:
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Early October 2025: open season for Scholarships/Grants.
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Early November 2025: University and College applications begin.
Not Sure If You're Ready to Study in Canada?
Study in Canada Readiness Quiz, your first step towards
understanding your potential for studying in Canada.
Take our Quiz to find out if you are ready to study in Canada.
Get personalized feedback based on your answers and receive
guidance on the next steps suited to your situation.
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Find your Perfect Programs of Study and Apply With Us!
15,000+ Programs, One Smart Match!
We simplify your search by helping you narrow down Canada’s 15,000+ College and University programs to the ones that truly fit your academic background, interests, and career goals.
We offer personalized guidance on course selections, assistance with admission applications, and support for visa acquisition, we make the process seamless and stress-free.
Need More Help? Try Our Free Services or Choose a Paid Plan
Personalized Guidance
If you need personalized assistance to navigate and implement your study plan, our team of experienced Education Consultants is here to help.
Take a moment to review the available packages by clicking the box below and select the one that best aligns with your educational goals to embark your journey toward academic success.
Continuous Support & Adjusting in Canada
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Arrival Assistance
Support with airport pickup coordination, first-day guidance, and initial settlement tips. -
Homestay & Accommodation Support
Help finding safe and reliable homestay options or off-campus housing. -
Health Insurance Guidance
Assistance with understanding and registering for provincial or private health insurance plans. -
Orientation & Local Integration
Help adjusting to Canadian life—navigating public transportation, banking, mobile plans, and local services. -
Academic Support
Ongoing check-ins to ensure students are adapting well to the Canadian curriculum and classroom expectations. -
Legal and Visa Status Support
Help with study permit extensions, part-time work eligibility, and maintaining legal student status. -
Continuous Communication
Access to our team for any questions, concerns, or unexpected issues throughout the study period.
We're here to support you every step of the way.
Who is CanStudyHub Useful For?
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Do I need a study permit to study in Canada?Yes, if your program is longer than 6 months. For shorter programs, a visitor visa or eTA may be enough — but you cannot extend short-term programs without applying for a study permit from outside Canada.
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Can I work while studying in Canada on a study permit?Yes. You can work up to 20 hours per week during studies, and full-time during scheduled breaks, as long as your study permit includes a work condition and you’re enrolled full-time.
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Can I bring my spouse or children while I study in Canada?Yes. Your spouse may apply for an open work permit, and school-age children can study in public school. You must show sufficient funds to support your family.
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Can I study in Canada for free?Studying completely for free is rare, but partial scholarships, grants, and tuition discounts are available. Full scholarships are competitive and often based on academic excellence.
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Can I stay and work in Canada after I graduate?Yes, most students can apply for a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) valid for up to 3 years, depending on your program length.
What International and Local Students Say
Vadim, Final-Year Computer Science Student, University of Manitoba
Russia
"My name is Vadim, and I’m from Russia. I started studying English in Canada because, at the time, my English level was quite low and I knew I needed to improve in order to succeed in school here. I joined CES (formerly Global Village) for a full-time English program, which turned out to be the perfect foundation. For other international students just beginning their journey, I highly recommend starting with a language school. It gives you time to adjust to the culture and helps build the confidence you’ll need for academic life.
After improving my English, I enrolled in Braemar College, a private high school in Toronto, and started in Grade 10. It was a crucial step for me — Braemar helped me understand the Canadian education system, the grading structure, and how to manage my studies effectively. For those who are new to the Canadian system, choosing a high school that prepares you for university-level expectations can really smooth the transition.
While in high school, I also joined Tutoring Club@EduXperience Canada. This gave me an academic advantage, especially in math and computer science — key subjects for the field I wanted to pursue. The tutoring helped me prepare for university-level coursework and develop good study habits. If you’re planning to study something technical, I’d strongly recommend getting academic support early on. It saves a lot of stress later.
After high school, I was accepted by three universities: McMaster University, University of Waterloo, and University of Manitoba. I ultimately chose the University of Manitoba because it’s part of the U15 (Canada’s top research-intensive universities) and has one of the lowest tuition fees among them. It also has a strong Computer Science program with supportive faculty and a diverse student community.
I chose Computer Science because I enjoy working with computers and finding ways to simplify complex tasks through code. It’s exciting to turn ideas into working applications and tools that people can actually use.
While studying, I’ve worked on several small projects. One of the most meaningful ones is a web-based engineering toolkit, which includes simulations, formula sheets, and graphing tools for students. I’m also currently contributing to a larger project on CanStudyHub.com, where I help develop web applications focused on organizing data into a more user-friendly interface for students searching for educational institutions in Canada. This kind of work has helped me apply my learning in real-world situations and build a solid portfolio for future opportunities.
Looking ahead, I hope to join a startup company where I can work on innovative projects, grow my technical and business skills, and one day launch something of my own. For students thinking about their future careers, I’d say: don’t wait until after graduation. Start now — build projects, join communities, and gain real experience."
