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The B.Tech studies at Thompson Rivers University (TRU) should be preferred over other Canadian options because the university stands as a comprehensive institution known for its academic standing and presents advanced B.Tech concentrations with improved research possibilities. The institution maintains powerful industry relationships and delivers an extensive academic learning experience to students. The main focus of Columbia College revolves around transfer programs and vocational training but students cannot earn a complete B.Tech degree there. Students who want permanent technological and engineering career prospects should select TRU as their educational institution.

International students at Columbia College are able to work both on and off campus as long as they have a current study permit and Social Security number. During semester breaks, students are permitted to work full-time or part-time, for up to 20 hours per week, both on and off campus. Overseas candidates enrolled full-time are eligible to work under campus employment facilities.

International students must be full-time, enrolled in post-secondary programs lasting at least six months, in order to be eligible for off-campus employment. Prior to the start of the study program, students are not permitted to work off campus. Students are not permitted to work off-campus if they switch to a part-time schedule during their final semester of a full-time program. After their first six months of study in Canada, international students are permitted to work part-time, which will assist them in helping to pay for some of their monthly living expenses.

Columbia College offers career services to the students by conducting career and employment-themed workshops, and preparing students through mock interviews.

Note: International students are recommended to refer to Government of Canada website for work conditions specified in the study permit.