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Blanka123

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Dec 17, 2017
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Hello, I moved from Croatia in May 2017 on a working holiday visa. I've been working 2 jobs at The Home Depot and Tim Horton's. I would like to stay in Canada and go to collage part time while working full time. I was wondering what my options were and how good my chances are as I'm not well informed. Any help is wellcome. Thank you in advance, Blanka
 
There aren't any options for studying in college part time while working full time.

You could study full time and work part time (up to 20 hours per week). If you want to study full time, you would first apply and be admitted to a college program - then you would apply for a study permit.
 
Hi thank you for your reply.
I guess the most affordable option would be to just work till I'm a permanent resident and i can actually afford collage. But in a meantime i would need a work permit. How do I qualify for that?

I really appreciate the help.
 
Hi thank you for your reply.
I guess the most affordable option would be to just work till I'm a permanent resident and i can actually afford collage. But in a meantime i would need a work permit. How do I qualify for that?

I really appreciate the help.

It isn't that easy. You need a job offer from en employer with a positive LMIA. As the LMIA process costs $1000, takes months to process and has extremely strict requirements, pretty much no employer is willing to go through it.
 
I'm aware it's not as simple as I put it.

I just have one more question about the studying visa. Do all the colleges qualify me for it or is it selective?
Thank you
 
I'm aware it's not as simple as I put it.

I just have one more question about the studying visa. Do all the colleges qualify me for it or is it selective?
Thank you

You want to attend a public college. Avoid private colleges - you won't qualify for a post graduate work permit once you're done. Take a two year program (rather than one year) so that you can qualify for a three year PGWP.

For the study permit to be approved, the program you plan to take in Canada must make sense in light of your previous education and work experience.