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Temporary Workers Can Study Without a Study Permit in Canada

  Temporary Workers Can Study Without a Study Permit in Canada By admin Uncategorized 0 comment Temporary Workers Can Study Without a Study Permit in Canada Canada has introduced a temporary measure that gives eligible foreign workers already in the country an opportunity to pursue short-term education and training without applying for a separate study permit. Under this new Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) measure, eligible work permit holders can study for up to six months without a study permit , or until their current work permit expires, whichever comes first. The temporary measure came into effect on September 4, 2026 , and is currently scheduled to remain in place until December 31, 2027 . The initiative is intended to make it easier for temporary workers to gain short-term training, improve their skills and complete certain licensing-related education while continuing to participate in Canada’s workforce. However, this measure does not mean that every t...

Canada Express Entry 2026: 4 New PR Selection Priorities

  Canada Unveils Four-Pronged Approach to Redefining Top Picks for Permanent Residence Through Express Entry Canada’s Express Entry system continues to evolve in 2026 as the federal government focuses on attracting skilled professionals who can help address labour shortages and support Canada’s economic priorities. The latest approach places greater emphasis on targeted categories, Canadian work experience, specialized occupations and language abilities. For individuals planning to apply for Canadian permanent residence, these developments are important. Express Entry remains competitive, but category-based selection provides opportunities for candidates whose skills and experience match Canada’s identified priorities. Applicants in Toronto and Etobicoke should therefore understand not only the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS), but also how their occupation, NOC classification, language results and Canadian work experience may affect their eligibility. If you are considering prof...