WE WANT TO MAKE IT EASY FOR THE WORLD TO STUDY IN CANADA.
Your story could be the one that helps someone get here.
You've done something most people only talk about. You picked a school in another country, got through the paperwork, landed, and built a life here. There are students around the world trying to do the same thing right now, and they want to hear how you did it.
That's why we're building the Study in Canada Hub, a new resource created entirely by international students who have already lived it.
Twenty students, selected by competition, will become the founding Creator cohort. We want to hear your story.
The Study in Canada Hub is a new guide, written by students who have been through it
You already know what the journey is like. You can answer the questions because you've lived through them.
- What happens at the border
- How to make a first semester budget work
- What a Post-Graduation Work Permit actually involves
- What your first week on campus really feels like
We're looking for the students credible enough to lead the Hub: a small, selected cohort whose work becomes the reference for future international students.
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The best advice comes from someone who has already done it
The Study in Canada FAQ Hub is the first practical guide to studying in Canada - written by the students living it. Every answer comes from someone who has actually been through the question: what to expect at the border, how to budget your first semester, what a Post-Graduation Work Permit really requires, what your first week on campus actually looks like.
It becomes the reference future international students and schools turn to first. If you're selected, your name is on it.
What should I expect at the border?
Answered by a current student
How do I budget my first semester?
Answered by a current student
What does a PGWP really require?
Answered by a current student
What is my first week on campus like?
Answered by a current student
Founding Creator Cohort
Study in Canada FAQ Hub · Cohort 1
This Is Selective:
Twenty spots ONLY.
Make the Top 20 and you get:
- A place in a 4-hour, in-person Creator Masterclass at Humber College, taught by professional creators
- A $300 stipend to attend the Creator Masterclass on November 7
- Lunch and direct access to the team building the Study in Canada FAQ Hub: Borderpass Executives and University Decision Makers
- A verifiable Creator Certificate, issued in your name, built for LinkedIn
- A featured profile and story in the Study in Canada FAQ Hub Magazine
- Your content published on the Study in Canada FAQ Hub for global students to see
Three steps to get in
Step One:
Apply or get nominated.
Send your application through the link below or get nominated directly by your school.
Step Two:
Attend the Virtual Orientation.
Cohort 1 meets on October 24 at 12 noon and 6pm, to get your referral link and script.
Step Three:
Masterclass at Humber.
The Top 20 come together on November 7 for a half day of training, filming, graduation, and networking.
FAQ
Twenty spots. One founding cohort.