Tommy Said:

Where to look for security jobs for students in Toronto?

We Answered:

Wonderland and Ontario Place are a good start. Don't go for the contract places like Intercon, Securitas, and Paragon. They're a joke and will treat you like a number and a piece of meat. Horrible administration procedures as well and you'll end up going to sites that won't even need you. In-house all the way.

Beth Said:

In Toronto, how much does a foreign college student earn in part time jobs?

We Answered:

Why don't you contact the college you are looking to attend - I am sure they have estimates on such information.

Good Luck!!!

Rodney Said:

Are there any part time jobs in Toronto for students in Creative Writing?

We Answered:

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Christy Said:

Holiday jobs for Students in Toronto?

We Answered:

Well it depends what you mean by holiday jobs. There are always jobs where you can rap gifts. But if you mean a job during the holidays, just work at a resteraunt

Byron Said:

Toronto Summer student jobs ?

We Answered:

Contact an employment agency like Kelly Services and ask if there are companies that hire for the summer. You could be a temp in the summer and they will find the work for you. They would want to meet with you in person so they can give you their standard computer testing but if you are proficient in admin assistant skills they may hire you as a temp.

Regina Said:

Part time student jobs in Toronto?

We Answered:

Wow, $9/hour is below minimum isn't it?

Fast food and retail.

Tina Said:

Do international students have to have a work permit to get a weekend part time job in toronto?

We Answered:

All international students studying in Canada require a work permit while they are here in school. If you do receive a work permit - and there's no guarantee that you will - you are limited to working 20 hours per week...assuming you can even find a job in the first place.