Can an undergraduate qualify to work abroad, like in Canada?
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yes as long as the job you will be doing is a job that is in demand in that country.\ntry calling the embassy, they will be able to send you information on the current jobs situation.\nhaving family in that country also helps.
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You need a passport and or a visa so you can get across...once your in you can start working.....but first you need to make an application for a passport.....If you have a criminal record....don't even think about it...you won't be able to work in canada
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I'm from canada, and yes we do have a great country. You could get into school, it also depends on what you are taking, but I'm sure that you could get in as an international student.\nAlthough Canada is not as tolerant as everybody thinks....there are still laws for immigration just like everywhere else.
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Work and travel in Australia, New Zealand or Canada.
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hi, i am a graduate student at the university of toronto.  \n\nall you have to do is apply; at least at my school they guarantee funding for all graduate students.  i believe this is true of all universities in ontario, and may be true across canada.  the claim is that admissions decisions are made with a blind eye to nationality.  so go and look up some departments' websites!
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If you have UK citizenship or a valid work visa, and the required qualifications, the answer is yes. \n\nIf you do not it would depend on where you live, your nationality and a lot of other things.  Contract your local British Embassy for further details.
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You may wish to be more specific.  You can apply for a work permit based on your background or a study permit if you want to go to school.  You can get a visitor visa just to visit but it would be pretty hard of you want to stay for only a few years.  Please see citizenship& immigration Canada’s web site for more info.
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I don't think it's possible.  Don't give up though. If you really want to do it, learn french, then apply. Otherwise, plan on studying abroad. They do teach some courses in English there, I don't think it's enough to matriculate.
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its possible ony if has student visa, L1. n it is  limitated to campus jobs.\notherwise u need sponsership H1B visa. to work in any where n in any way.
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First, the government DOES let you legally work at the same university while on student (F1) visa. Second, I believe if you near completion of your degree and demonstrate financial hardship, you can even get a permit to work outside the boundaries of your university. Contact your university's office of international affairs - they will tell you in details.
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I assume you are in Ontario, because you're talking about the G2.  Each province has different rules.  The graduated system was created to make sure you get experience gradually.  As far as I know, there is no way around it, and there shouldn't be.  I can't imagine how it would be a matter of survival.\n\nThe only option I could think of is if you have two residences, like a school and a home, or separated parents in different provinces, and you could get your licence in a province without the graduated system.
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After she graduates, she should find an employer that can sponsor her for an H1B visa. International students who have earned a degree in the US are eligible for H1B visas.
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It's a fairly complicated procedure, but this site explains all the different ways:\n\nhttp://www.cic.gc.ca/english/work/index.html\n\nProbably the "best" way is to see if you can get a company to offer you a job before you get there.
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I would assume so, but it would depend on the nature of the work. You may need to get a work Visa or something like that.
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I don't know which country you live in, but Athabasca University in Canada offers a very well recognized distance undergraduate degree in education.  It is a very good university.
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I doubt. But, I'm not in the field. However, I'm from where using British system. So for British system, students study in Medicine only get a MBBS degree, which is a bachelor degree. But for Canada and US system, it's a MD degree, which is a doctoral degree. So I can assume you can't work in Canada without exam.
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I don't think that will be a problem - your difficulty will be with the university with which you're studying.  Will they allow you to travel overseas?  Will you have difficulties contacting your adviser when you need their input?  How many hours during the season will you have to work on your program?  Consider all the variables - pro and con - before you decide.