Canada: The difficulties of foreign students in Canada.. 24 hours a week work! | Telugu News

Canada: The government which has recently increased the deposit of foreign students studying in Canada, has recently prepared to implement another new rule. With this, foreign students will have the opportunity to work off-campus only 24 hours a week. As per the temporary provision till now, there was flexibility to work a maximum of 40 hours per week. The latest decision taken by the Trudeau government will affect foreign students.

Focus on studies..

Canada's Minister of Immigration, Refuge and Citizenship Affairs Mark Miller responded to the new provision. Restrictions on off-campus work will allow international students to come to Canada to focus more on studies than work. He said that those who come for education should focus on education and not on work.

During Corona..

The Trudeau government has eased regulations to deal with the labor shortage in the country during the Corona crisis. As part of this, international students are allowed to work a maximum of 40 hours per week. This relaxation ended last year but was extended till April 2024. The Trudeau government has decided not to extend it any further. It has been announced that the rule of working only 24 hours per week will be implemented from the new academic year.

They are lagging behind in studies..

The Trudeau government has announced that recent studies in the United States and Canada have shown that foreign students who work more than 28 hours a week in Canada are falling behind in their studies. Students who work more than 24 hours a week are likely to drop out midway, it said.

3,19,130 ​​Indian students in Canada..

After the US, Canada is the most preferred country for Indian students to study abroad. There are 3,19,130 ​​Indian students in Canada in 2022 according to government statistics. Indians make up the majority of international students studying in universities and colleges. It is noteworthy that the Trudeau government has brought a new rule at a time when foreign students are queuing up for Canada.