Durham College student life

Q. Can I work while studying in Durham College?

Ans: Yes. 

Q. Are there intern or part time opportunities for students in Durham College?

Ans: International students can work on campus as part of iWorks, a program that provides international students with opportunities for part-time employment. During September to April the IWorks programs allow students to work part-time during their studies.

To be eligible for the IWorks program students must meet the following requirements:

• Be an international student holding a valid Study Permit
• Be able to obtain a Social Insurance Number 
• Be enrolled in a full time post-secondary program with a minimum of 60% of course load
• Achieve a GPA of 2.0 or higher each term to remain eligible for the program

To know more, click here: https://durhamcollege.ca/financial-info/on-campus-employment#

Students can also look for off-campus employment here: https://durhamcollege.ca/info-for/international/new-and-current-students/student-support/working-in-canada/off-campus-employment

Q.What are weekend activities for students studying in Durham College?

Ans:  Durham College Short-term Getaways options are as follows:

• Parkwood National historic site
• Canadian Automotive museum
• Lynde Shores Conservation area
• Tribute communities center
• Heber down conservation area
• Kedron dells golf club
• Lakeview park
• Treetop adventure park
• Oshawa valley botanical garden
• Simcoe blue and jazz
• Brock street brewery

Q. What are the students' activities in Durham College?

Ans: Durham College Student Clubs and societies are actively conducting various events in the university. the student clubs and organisations give the students an opportunity to learn different skills, plan and execute events and also widen their horizons. there are different clubs in the campus working towards different agendas. their clubs and organizations cover a wide range of activities and interests, from academic societies, the arts, club sports and intramurals, to activity and event coordinators, and leadership programs. Students can make the most of their student experience by getting involved with campus activities and engaging in our vibrant student life.The Durham College Crew is a group of outgoing and dynamic students who help with the co-ordination and implementation of Orientation Week events. There is also Peer tutoring teams that help students with academic preparation. There are also program specific initiatives. There are more than 60 clubs in the campus keeping students engaged with various activities.