How many hours can I work in a Selkirk College work-study program?

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    Akanksha Malhotra | Contributor-Level 10

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    Under the Selkirk College work-study program, a student can 10 hours per week at the maximum, a total of 150 hours in Winter / Fall semesters and total of 75 hours in the Spring semester. This work-study programme offers an opportunity to students to work part-time on-campus while studying. To avail the facility of this program, students must be enrolled in at least one course for the full duration of time period of the work study position. Also, students must be in good standing with Selkirk College and must be legally allowed to work in Canada with a valid social insurance number.

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