INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE CANADA
Every year, thousands of youth come to Canada to travel and work temporarily through International Experience Canada
The International Experience Canada program was designed for foreign youth, aged 18 to 35 who want to live and work in Canada temporarily (one to two years). The International Experience Canada program is comprised of three programs:
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The Working Holiday Visa
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Young Professionals
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International Co-op
The IEC program will allow you to embark on an incredible journey in Canada, living, working, and travelling for up to two years. During your time in Canada, you can experience the culture, gain international work experience, earn money, and travel throughout the country.
WORKING HOLIDAY
Fund your vacation with temporary work in Canada.
YOUNG PROFESSIONALS
Gain Canadian professional work experience to better compete in a global economy.
INTERNATIONAL CO-OP
Get valuable overseas work experience related to your field of study.
What's included in our services?
Calver Immigration Consulting Inc. has years of experience preparing applications for IEC candidates and helping prepare them for their time in Canada. Our IEC services include:
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Eligibility assessment for the IEC program
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Completion of a the IEC application package
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Completion of forms, collection of documents, and submission of application package to IRCC
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On-going monitoring of the application's status after it has been submitted to IRCC
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On-going communication with IRCC
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Mail holding service so you have a contact address as soon as you arrive
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Connection to our health insurance partner, if needed
How much will I earn working in Canada?
Minimum wage in Canada ranges from $11.45 per hour to $16.00 per hour, depending on the province/territory. Minimum wage in Ontario is $14.25 per hour. Many service jobs also include tips/gratuity on top of the base salary.
When should I come to Canada on the IEC program?
International Experience Canada participants can arrive at any time of the year. However, we recommend that applicants wanting a seasonal job should arrive at least 2-3 months before the season starts to secure their job. If you want to work in the summer, you should aim to arrive between March and May. If you want to work in the winter, you should aim to arrive by October to November.
HOW IT WORKS
MAKE A DECISION
Choose the IEC program you would like to participate in (Working Holiday, Young Professionals, or Co-op).
ELIGIBILITY REVIEW
We begin by assessing your eligibility for the IEC program you wish to apply for.
APPLICATION
We complete your application forms, collect your documents, assemble your application package, and submit it to IRCC.
ARRIVE
Once your application has been accepted, you are ready to come to Canada!
Get Started
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