Information to Parents

WHAT AWAITS YOUR CHILD IN CANADA

A Page Dedicated To Parents

Before anything else, rest assured, Canada is consistently cited as one of the safest countries in the world, and its openness towards all cultures is continuously highlighted. Canada also boasts one of the best qualities of life in the world. With its strong ethnic and cultural diversity, Canada offers some of the best conditions for integration.

From Montreal to Toronto to Vancouver, the welcoming values that make the country famous remain the same! Canada is a true springboard for starting an international career under the best conditions. Our students come from all over the world, and our program brings them together, sharing an unprecedented common experience! Thus, you are giving your child a unique opportunity to build international friendships while developing their professional experience.

We fully understand the concerns that the idea of sending your child to a foreign country may raise. That's why we provide a specific document for parents to guide you through every step of this exciting but sometimes daunting process. We are here to answer all your questions and ensure that your child will have constant support throughout their stay in Canada.

Témoignage de parents

WE ARE ALWAYS AVAILABLE

Safety is always in mind

Housing

Downtown student apartments include:

  • Fully furnished private rooms (double bed, desk, TV, storage space)
  • Shared kitchen and common living areas
  • High speed WIFI and TV

Campus and residences include:

  • Gym with 24/7 access, including bi-monthly yoga classes
  • Common quiet areas for studying and home theatre room
  • Spacious common areas with pool and ping-pong tables
  • 24/7 front-desk and security

COVID-19

The Canadian and provincial governments have taken considerable sanitary measures to reduce the spread of the coronavirus. EIC has diligently complied with employer-related recommendations issued by the government. All campus locations and recruitment firms are screened to ensure that all our partners have been following the correct protocol.



PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Advantages of the EIC program

Living independently in a foreign country while undertaking an internship is a crucial step for personal and professional development.

An internship in a foreign country will provide your child with a unique opportunity to operate as a professional in a multicultural environment. This experience allows your child to familiarize with a different culture, explore new ways of working, and develop critical thinking abilities. These assets solidify the very foundation of a professional career and become an undisputed differentiation factor when compared to peers that did not benefit from such an enriching experience.

This is also an opportunity to develop autonomy while benefiting from all the support included as part of the EIC program. The experience gained in Canada will enable your child to self-actualize and to create lifelong memories. Not to mention the value that such an experience abroad will add to your child’s CV, as it showcases a more comprehensive and international profile.

Loans and Remuneration

Additional Information

There are many available funding programs for students. EIC has access to several financial partners that can be recommended to you. We do also suggest getting in touch with your bank.

There are several types of financing available for interns applying for an internship in Canada. Depending on the nature of the loan, you may receive financing to cover your living expenses and/or travel fares.
Our team will help guide you through the types of financial aid available to you and is committed to providing you with any information necessary to complete an application.

There is no law that prescribes minimum salary for internships in Canada: compensation may vary depending on the industry, employer, and type of occupation. Compensation can include fixed salary, sales commissions, performance bonuses, or a mix thereof. Companies may also offer perquisites, which can include paid transport, subsidized meals, work-related travel, training, seminars, etc. Candidates should bear in mind that monetary compensation for an intern is inevitably tied to the industry/ market (e.g., an internship in a NPO is less likely to provide remuneration than a mandate in accounting or finance).