8 Questions To Ask A Post-Secondary Recruiter

If you’re currently thinking about applying to a college or university in Canada, there are a number of opportunities to connect with recruiters from various post-secondary institutions from around the world. These include fairs, embassy events, school visits, portfolio days, campus visits, along with the possibility of scheduled one-on-one meetings in your respective cities. Event participation allows students to gain valuable insight into all aspects of these institutions, while forging a personal connection that can serve as your go-to person should any questions arise during this crucial research and decision-making process. In order to cover your bases, please find these 8 questions to initiate with post-secondary recruitment staff.

“What are your academic requirements and are there other variables involved like essays, letters of recommendation, and portfolio submissions?”

“What are the ideal qualities that you look for in a prospective student?”

“Do you offer summer programs?”

“Do you offer internships and co-op credits?”

“Can I work legally in your country if I am studying as an international student?”

“What is life like and what are the main industries in the city where your campus is located?”

“Do you offer an exchange program?”

“What is the success rate of your graduates and does your institution offer support to alumni post-graduation?”

With these questions, you should be able to gather the bulk of the information that you’re looking for during your research process. Make sure to ask for a business card from the recruiter and keep in touch should you require any further information. We are here to help you find your ultimate fit in a post-secondary institution, and our goal is to ensure that you have all of the information that you need for the best experience possible. Good luck!

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