At ߴý International, we provide you with information and support that will help you along the way. ߴý offers many services to help you succeed in and out of the classroom. Our goal is to make sure you have the best learning experience possible.
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Registration
New Students
ߴý International registers all new International Students into classes for your first semester based on course availability and the pre-requisites you have on file with us as evaluated by our International Admissions department. You will need to register yourself for the following semesters based on your study plan.
Please follow the steps outlined on ourRegistrationpage to secure your spot in your preferred classes. It is very important to follow the timelines and complete the registration deposit (need hyperlink to registration deposit) payment on time to register before classes get full. If this happens, you will need towaitlist.
Continuing Students
- Connect with your International Student Academic Advisor before your registration date. Course planning is recommended for all international students. Your advisor will assist you in choosing courses to register.
- Please note that in order to be considered a full-time student, you should be enrolled in 3 to 5 courses each semester.
- Review theRegistration Processprior to proceeding.
- Log into
- Pay the $175 non-refundable registration deposit for the upcoming academic term.
NoteEveryone has a different date at which they can start their registration.
- Pay the $175 non-refundable registration deposit for the upcoming academic term.
- Please make sure to pay the balance of your semester fees by the tuition fee deadline (seeDeadlines for Fees, Drop and Tuition Refund) to avoid paying late fees.
Academic advising
ߴý International providesacademic advisingservices to International students. Our advisors can help you with:
- Program and course selection
- Prerequisites and upgrading options
- Graduation requirements
- Transferring to universities and other institutions
- Academic resources and on-campussupport services
- Information about study permit, co-op work permit, off-campus work, and post-graduation work permit
Contact an International Student Academic Advisor by emailinginternational_advisors@camosun.ca
Immigration
Study Permit, Co-op Work Permit, Off-campus Work and Post-Graduation Work Permit
As an international student, there are a number of documents you need to study in Canada. You are responsible for maintaining your immigration status and complying with immigration regulations while you are here. ߴý International Advisors are able to provide you with information about the following:
- Immigration documentation you need to study as an International Student
- Maintaining your documents and legal status
- Co-op Work Permit
- Working off campus as an international student
- Post-Graduation Work Permit
- ߴý’s Definitions for Immigration Purposes includingScheduled/Academic Break
Please remember to check.
Tuition and fees
It is important to be aware of your tuition and fees to make a financial plan while you are studying at ߴý as an international student.
For more information about tuition and fees, please checkߴý International Tuition & Fees.
Any changes you make to your registration for a specific semester might affect the fees you are charged with depending on the date you make these updates. Please familiarize yourself withpayment deadlines relevant to your fees.
Housing
Note - ߴý doesnothave student dormitories.
ߴý’s Homestay program is currently suspended until further notice due to COVID-19. Please check back in the future for more updates.
Want to live on your own? There are lots of options available.Learn about renting in Victoria.
Counselling
Our counselling staff helps international students adjust to living in Canada. ߴý counsellors are trained to assist students with a wide range of student issues. These can be personal, educational, cultural challenges and career counselling.
Counselling servicesare confidential and are included in your international student fees.
Work opportunities
Many international students come to Canada to improve their career prospects. The job market and employment search process here is different than in your home country. ߴý has many resources to help you prepare for your future career.
Co-op and Career Services provide career coaching and assistance with developing the tools to help students enter the workforce:
- Resume and cover letter help
- Interview and networking skills development
- Job postings
- Guest speakers, panels, and career fairs
To support international students on their employment journey, ߴý has a dedicated International Employment Facilitator. The Facilitator is available for one-on-one appointments to discuss your employment and co-op needs. Don't hesitate to use this valuable resource that ߴý provides!
You can connect with your employment facilitator and learn about upcoming career events happening on and off campus through the career portal at.
Medical Insurance and Healthcare
You arerequired to have medical insurancefor the entire duration of your studies in Canada.
Healthcare costs in Canada can be quite high and it is crucial that you are covered under a comprehensive insurance plan during your time here.
Find out what kind of health insurance you need during your studies at ߴý.
Related information
- ߴý Policies and Procedures(Academic, Admissions, Fees, Registration, and Student Records)
- Centre for Accessible Learning
- Credentials & Graduation
- Help Centres(Academic support for English, Math, and Science)
- Ordering Official Transcripts
- Transfer Credit Process
International Student Handbook
Get the help you need, when you need it! The CIHandbook is your guide to the services and supports available to you as a ߴý student, andinformation about living in Canada.