Canada - Work and Study

Eligibility. Who can participate?

• Age - 18-35 years old;
• Suitable for recent high school graduates and college/university students;
• You have to be intermediate English level;
• You should have related working experience in hospitality field;
• You have to be able to adapt to the foreign working and living environment;
• You have to respect the cultural differences;
• Familiarity with Microsoft office products (Word, PPT, Excel) and Outlook;
• Ability to adapt to the foreign working and living environment;
• Respect the cultural differences;

Application process

• Complete the application form;
• Conduct the phone interview, for which you will receive a report (the report will show either Pass, Pass under Conditions or Refused);
• Register; we will create an invoice that will include the tuition fee and the internship component fee;
• Proceed to the payment of your programme fee;
• Wait for your registration confirmation and original Letter of Acceptance. Please be advised that these documents will be mailed to you;
• Apply for the study permit;
• Confirm visa approval and schedule arrival;
• Attend the arrival orientation once you arrive in Canada;
• Meet with Global Choices representative in Canada once again and schedule a meeting for an initial consultation for the internship placement.

Required documents

• Submited application form;
• Copy of passport;
• CV;
• Cover Letter;
• 6 passport size pictures.

Type of Visa

Accepted candidates receive an official letter of acceptance (LOA). Keep in mind that it is an important document required to apply for the study permit. The letter will state that you are registered for the CERTIFICATE program with a paid or an unpaid professional internship requirement to complete the programme. Each visa office has different requirements and information for the INITIAL STUDY PERMIT APPLICATIONS.

Some visa offices may ask about the internship component to find out whether it is mandatory and a part of the certificate. It is indeed a compulsory component as you will not receive a certificate if the required hours are not confirmed by the host company providing the internship opportunity. If a Work Permit is not received before entering Canada, we will help you to apply for a work permit within Canada. This process requires a work permit support letter from the Campus Director. The Director in charge will review the student’s attendance record to make sure that the student has been attending the required classes. Once approved by the director, the letter will be issued to us to assist you to obtain a work permit.