Alexander College

Students studying at the Alexander College are allowed to enrol in part-time jobs. The Work Permit Program  allows the international students studying at the Alexander College to work in off-campus jobs. 

Starting from Jun 1, 2014, there's a rule called R186 (v) that allows specific students to work off-campus without needing a work permit. They can work for up to 20 hours a week during the regular academic session and full-time during scheduled breaks, but a few conditions must be met:

• They should have a valid study permit.
• They must be full-time students enrolled at a designated learning institution.
• The programme they're in must be either a post-secondary academic, vocational, or professional training program, or a vocational training programme at the secondary level in Quebec.
• The programme they're enrolled in should be at least six months or longer, leading to a degree, diploma, or certificate.
• They need to continue following the terms and conditions of their study permit and the off-campus work conditions, like not working more than 20 hours a week during a regular academic session.

At Alexander College, an academic year is divided into four semesters, three of which are regular and one is intensive (summer). The admissions deadlines and durations for all these semesters are given below:

*Deadlines vary depending on the course and can change frequently. We encourage you to check the school/department’s website for exact deadlines.

Note: All deadlines end at 4:00 PM PST unless otherwise specified by the university or the department of Alexander College.

It is recommended that you submit your application as soon as the slots open. The regular registration period is mid-Feb to mid-April.

Admission stays open until the finish of the second week of classes of a regular term and the finish of the first week of classes of Spring and Summer Intensive Terms. This date is known as the add/drop/change cutoff time. A few courses can fill rapidly, and students are suggested to submit applications at the earliest for the best course choice.