Can we study part time on a work permit in Canada? 

In Canada, whether you can study part-time while holding a work permit depends on the type of work permit you have and the specific conditions attached to it. Here's an overview of the possibilities:

• Employer-specific Work Permit: This ties you to a particular job or employer, so you may not be allowed to study while working.
• Open Work Permit: If you hold an open work permit, you generally have more flexibility. Depending on the terms of your open work permit, you may be allowed to study part-time or full-time while working.
• Student Work Permit: If you are in Canada on a student work permit (Co-op or Off-Campus Work Permit), you can study part-time while you are eligible to work as a student.
• Combination of Study and Work: Some work permits, such as Post-Graduation Work Permits (PGWP), allow you to work and, in some cases, study simultaneously. The specific conditions can vary based on your program of study and the type of work permit you hold.

It's crucial to check the conditions and terms of your work permit to understand whether part-time study is allowed. Additionally, if you plan to study part-time, you should ensure that you meet all the requirements of your program, including academic progress and attendance.

Also Read: Canada Post Study Work Permit Eligibility