International Students
Students from around the world can avail of quality Canadian education from the Provinces of British Columbia via Taylor Pro College.
With our top-quality and highly inclusive campuses across the country, these will make the transition and adjustment for international students easier as they learn more about their new environment.
Friendly Approach
Taylor Pro College is a career-focused institution and a Designated Learning Institution (DLI) in Canada. The college offers a variety of programs through its different schools. Taylor Pro College is committed to providing a supportive learning environment where students can progress through their programs at an appropriate pace and effectively absorb the course material.
On-Campus Consultation
Students studying in a new country or at a new campus may experience a range of emotions. International students may feel both excited and nervous about being in a new environment and meeting new people.
Taylor Pro College staff are available to support students through consultations and advising when needed. We listen to our students and treat the information shared during these meetings with confidentiality.
Study Permits / Temporary Resident Visas
International students are responsible for ensuring they meet the immigration requirements to study in Canada. For information about study permits, visas, and immigration policies, please visit the Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) website.
Students who plan to extend their studies must ensure their immigration documents remain valid and follow the procedures outlined by IRCC.
Depending on a student’s citizenship, additional immigration documentation such as a Temporary Resident Visa (TRV) may be required. Students should consult IRCC for the most current requirements.
Students enrolled in programs of six months or less must complete their studies within the authorized period of stay in Canada.
Accommodation Options
Students who require accommodation in the cities where Taylor Pro College operates are encouraged to contact the college administration for information about housing options available near the campus.
While Taylor Pro College does not provide student housing, our staff may assist students by sharing general information about accommodation resources in the area.
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Students may explore different types of housing options such as shared apartments, single-bedroom units, or furnished rental accommodations depending on their budget and preferences.
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Students are encouraged to:
- Browse available accommodations in the area
- Compare rental prices in different locations
- Look for potential roommates to share housing costs
- Contact property owners directly to inquire about rentals
Campus bulletin boards may also contain information about housing opportunities shared by the community.
Rental costs may vary significantly depending on the location. Many students choose to share apartments to reduce living expenses.
Students are advised to conduct their own research regarding accommodation options, including location, budget, and other preferences. If students require general guidance, they may contact the college for assistance.
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Managing Finances
Taylor Pro College encourages students to plan their finances carefully while studying in Canada. Below are some general tips to help students manage their expenses during their studies.
Preparation is Key
Before traveling to Canada, students should research the cost of living and other possible expenses they may incur during their stay.
Students beginning their studies during the winter months should also plan for appropriate winter clothing. These items do not need to be expensive but should provide sufficient protection during colder weather.
Strategic Location
Students planning to rent accommodation should consider daily commuting expenses. Public transportation costs may vary depending on the location.
In some cases, renting accommodation closer to campus may help reduce transportation costs. Students are encouraged to research accommodation options early and consider both rental and commuting expenses.
Employment During Studies
International students may be eligible to work during their studies depending on the conditions of their study permit.
For the most current information regarding employment eligibility for international students, students should refer directly to the Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) website.
Spend Wisely
Some financial institutions in Canada may offer banking services, including credit cards, to international students. Students should carefully manage their spending and ensure that any credit obligations are paid on time.
Responsible use of financial services can help students build a positive financial record while living in Canada.