Working Hours Discussion.

[Hussain Junejo]

Hello, I was little confused about how much Hours we(students) are allowed to work? I have planing to do MBA then Masters and CPA. As MBA is first I will apply for MBA in any Canadian University, So how much hours am I gonna be allowed to work.
1: Difference between Off campus and On campus?
2: How much hourly wage is given?
3: is it easy to find a job?
4: How much hours a week allowed?

 

[scylla]

You can work up to 20 hours a week off campus. You can work as many hours on campus as you want to but on campus jobs tend to be very difficult to get - so do not count on being able to find an on campus job. You should expect to make minimum wage - which is around $10 an hour.j

You will also have to spend quite a lot of time reading and studying in addition to attending classes. You may find it's not possible to work 20 hours per week and still keep up with your class work.

 

[Hussain Junejo]

Thanks alot scylla . Your answer is highly appreciated.
There are still some confusions that, We wont be allowed to work more then 20 hours during studies ever?
Tho in my opinion 20 hours are possible as mostly there are 4 classes a week. Still 3 days left in which we can work 10 hours each to support ourself.
There is no way to have more then 20 hours right?

 

[scylla]

I'm not sure I understand your questions.

You can only work more than 20 hours per week if you are working ON campus. If you are working OFF campus - you can work a maximum of 20 hours per week.

Yes - there are days when you don't have classes. However if you are taking an MBA, in addition to your classes, you will also have many many hours of reading, writing, and possible group work to complete per week if you want to pass your course. Simply attending classes is not nearly enough.

 

[Hussain Junejo]

I'm not sure I understand your questions.

You can only work more than 20 hours per week if you are working ON campus. If you are working OFF campus - you can work a maximum of 20 hours per week.

Yes - there are days when you don't have classes. However if you are taking an MBA, in addition to your classes, you will also have many many hours of reading, writing, and possible group work to complete per week if you want to pass your course. Simply attending classes is not nearly enough.

I got it thankss aloot.