International students in Quebec may be eligible for a work permit, allowing them to work part-time or full-time during their studies. To be eligible, students must have a valid study permit and be enrolled in a designated learning institution.
The Quebec Experience Program is designed for international students who have studied in Quebec and wish to stay in the province to work. Eligible students can apply for a work permit and eventually, permanent residence.
McGill University provides information on work permit eligibility for international students, including requirements for part-time and full-time work, as well as post-graduation work permits.
The Government of Canada outlines the requirements for international students to obtain a work permit in Quebec, including language proficiency, health insurance, and proof of enrollment.
This guide provides an overview of the Quebec student work permit, including eligibility criteria, application process, and required documents.
The University of Quebec at Montreal provides information on work permits for international students, including the types of work permits available and the application process.
The Institute for Research on Public Policy publishes research on international student work permit eligibility in Quebec, including the impact of work permits on student retention and labor market outcomes.
CBC News provides updates on work permit eligibility for international students in Quebec, including changes to immigration policies and their impact on students.