From April 15 to April 30, CaPS front desk hours will be adjusted to 10-12PM and 1PM-4PM.

Booking for advising appointments will resume after May 1.

Drop-Ins are cancelled during the exam period.

International Students

As an international student, you know that you have unique needs when it comes to looking for work during and after your studies at McGill. You may have many questions about the Canadian job market or how to navigate through the job search, as well as how to prepare a Canadian CV and cover letter. We, at the McGill Career Planning Service (CaPS), are here to help you find your way.


Please note that CaPS and McGill do not endorse any particular websites/services; the listing is for your information only.

Workshops for International Students

We recommend that you workshops tailored for you, whether your goal is finding a summer/part time job or a permanent post-graduation position: Upcoming worships

  • For a full listing of workshops, and to register for a workshop, please log-in into myFuture -> Events.

Career Advising

  • To make an appointment with a career advisor to discuss your career direction/options, call 514-398-3304.

Work Permits

McGill International Student Services (ISS) provides immigration-related information to international students wanting to work in Canada during their studies, in the summer or after graduation (such as on and off-campus work, internships or co-op work, and the post-graduation work permit). For more information, consult: ISS Student Work & Work Permits.

ISS also offers information sessions, guidance, workshops and webinars on topics such as:

  • International student work, work permits and SINs
  • Post graduation work permit
  • Intro to intercultural communication
  • Permanent residence info sessions (hosted by Immigration Quebec and Immigration Canada)
  • And many others – see ISS Events and Workshops for details

Immigration

If you have questions about immigration and visas, visit the following sites:


Employment

Consult the following resources for information on employment:

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iSTEP is a toolkit tailored to help international students create step-by-step action plan:

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All the information you need as an international student to live, work and immigrate in Montreal:

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If your employer has questions about your eligibility to work as an international student:

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