Certificate in International Student Immigration

What You’ll Learn:

• Demystifying the Study Permit: We’ll break down what a study permit is and why it’s necessary for international students.
• Meeting the Criteria: Explore the key requirements and eligibility factors for obtaining a study permit.
• Extensions: Learn the reasons for study permit extensions and the application process.
• Studying as a Minor: Discover the specific procedures for minors (under 18) who wish to study in Canada.
• Balancing Studies and Family: We’ll address the requirements for students seeking to care for a minor child while studying.
• Application Made Easy: Gain a step-by-step breakdown of the application process for both initial study permits and extensions.
• Understanding Your Rights: Explore the conditions attached to a study permit and the responsibilities of a student in Canada.
• Working While You Learn: Learn the regulations surrounding foreign students working in Canada, including open work permits and post-graduation work permit options.
• Supporting a Spouse/Partner: Discover the requirements for obtaining a work permit if you’re the spouse or common-law partner of a student.
• International Experience Canada (IEC): We’ll delve into the IEC program and its benefits for international students.
• From Application to Approval: Gain a comprehensive overview of the entire study permit process, including all necessary application forms and required documentation.
• Location Matters: Learn how the place of application (geographic region, visa-required vs. visa-exempt) can impact your the chance of success.

By the end of this course, you’ll be well-equipped to navigate the process and advise your clients confidently.

Admission Requirements

• Canadian Lawyers in good standing with their Provincial or Territorial Law Society or a Notary who is a member in good standing of the Chambre des notaires du Quebec.
• Any other member in good standing of a law society of a province or territory or the Chambre des notaires du Quebec, including a Paralegal.
• Regulated Immigration and Citizenship Consultants licensed by the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants.
• Employees, Agents, or Staff of the aforementioned authorized immigration practitioners.
• Members, Staff, and Employees of International Organizations, Embassies, Federal, Provincial, Municipal, Community, and Other Related Organizations that directly deal with foreign nationals on immigration, refugee, and citizenship-related matters.
• Regulated International Student Immigration Advisors (RISIAs) licensed by the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants.

Credential

Upon completion of the course requirements, a Statement of Completion will be issued.