Hello all
I am a graduate student at the University of Ottawa and I have been working part-time throughout my graduation (20h/week).
At the moment, I have handed in my thesis and I am now waiting for the university to return it to me with corrections so I can submit the final version and schedule my defense. (This process can take up to 2 months).
Meanwhile, I have received a second part-time work proposition and I would like to know if I can work both (40 hours/week total). I have read on CIC website that a student may work full time during scheduled breaks, and I would like to know if this counts as one, since I have no more classes.
My main concern is that during this last steps in my university, I am no longer registered. I wonder if that means that I lost my full-time status and that I have to quit my job.
Thank you for taking the time to answer me!
I am a graduate student at the University of Ottawa and I have been working part-time throughout my graduation (20h/week).
At the moment, I have handed in my thesis and I am now waiting for the university to return it to me with corrections so I can submit the final version and schedule my defense. (This process can take up to 2 months).
Meanwhile, I have received a second part-time work proposition and I would like to know if I can work both (40 hours/week total). I have read on CIC website that a student may work full time during scheduled breaks, and I would like to know if this counts as one, since I have no more classes.
My main concern is that during this last steps in my university, I am no longer registered. I wonder if that means that I lost my full-time status and that I have to quit my job.
Thank you for taking the time to answer me!