Co-op seamlessly integrates paid work experience with academic learning. Many Canadian institutions offer about half of the course duration in Co-op mode, enabling students to work full-time during Co-op and part-time during classes.

Canada offers programs that streamline the transition to permanent residence and actively supports entrepreneurship by providing visas for graduates with innovative ideas who wish to establish their own businesses. For those seeking further studies, it is possible to obtain a new student visa, extending their stay with continued eligibility to work.

The institution has a specialized department for internships and professional placement, providing crucial support for students by connecting them to opportunities that propel their careers.