Canada offers more than 10,000 degree programs at over 100 universities. Common bachelor’s degrees in Canada include a Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, or a Bachelor of Engineering.
Canadian universities offer wide-ranging diploma courses in various fields. These courses provide students with essential knowledge in a field of interest that are usually for a shorter duration than a bachelors or master’s degree. Generally, a high school education is required to apply for a diploma.
Under the Facilitated Processing Stream, Quebec employers can hire temporary foreign workers under certain targeted occupations and can benefit from a process that waives some of the requirements usually required under the Labour Impact Assessment Process (LMIA), such as advertising the position or other recruitment efforts.
The Global Talent Stream (GTS) is a facilitated work permit option that targets foreign nationals working in the IT sector.
A new temporary measure has been introduced to allow foreign workers in Canada to study full or part-time without any restrictions on the program’s length.
