Category: Canada

Can a part-time job pay for your tuition fee in Canada? Yes, you can pay your tuition fee in Canada with your part-time job. Can you work and pay your tuition in Canada? Can I Work While Studying in Canada? Yes! Another perk to studying in Canada is that international students have the right to […]

To pursue a PG diploma in Canada, you need to prove your English language proficiency. IELTS is the most common and preferred test, which tests your language skills in writing, reading, listening, and speaking. To pursue this qualification in the Canadian subcontinent, you at least need IELTS 6.5 band overall. Can I study PG diploma […]

Canada ratified the four Geneva Conventions on 14 May 1965. Canada has also ratified the three additional protocols to the Geneva Conventions – Protocol I and Protocol II on 20 November 1990 and Protocol III on 26 November 2007. Does the Geneva Convention apply to Canada? The Geneva Conventions Act incorporates into Canadian law the […]

The average university professor in Canada earns $97,500 per year, or an average of $50 per hour. Even the lowest paid professors in Canada earn over $80,000 per year, which is still a good salary. You can also expect plenty of other perks and benefits as well. Is professor a good career in Canada? It’s […]

Anyone aged 18 or older who is not an undischarged bankrupt and is of sound mind can form a corporation under the CBCA (Canada Business Corporations Act) or the OBCA (Ontario Business Corporations Act). Likewise, one or more bodies corporate or corporations may incorporate a company. Can foreigners open corporation in Canada? Foreign entrepreneurs and […]

A professor in Canada, whether at a College or University must hold a Post Doctorate (Ph. D) to have such a title. Those with Masters, even part-time instructors at either type of post secondary institution are only qualified as instructors or those working on their Ph. Can I be a professor with a masters degree? […]

Incorporating a business allows you to be taxed at a lower rate compared to the tax rate for individuals. Businesses that operate as sole-proprietorships or partnerships generally pay a higher personal income tax rate on profits as opposed to incorporated business. What are the benefits of being incorporated in Canada? Benefits of incorporating provincially and […]

Tax Savings The recommendations I’ve seen about income levels and incorporating is if you’re earning $100,000 or more after business expenses, then it may make financial sense to incorporate, most especially if you don’t actually need all that money to live off of. At what income does it make sense to incorporate? “I usually tell […]

No. If you want to apply under a different program, submit a new application and pay the fees again. If you withdraw your first application before we start processing it, you will get a refund. International Experience Canada (IEC) applicants: See refunds for IEC. Can I resubmit my visa application in Canada? If my immigration […]

Most Canadian universities have a cell called a Career Services Center, which helps you get jobs and helps you prepare for interviews. The on-campus recruitment is always driven by student interest. Companies that recruit through the University do not offer a job directly. What they offer is an internship or co-op. Does Canada have campus […]