All international students travelling to Mohawk College from outside of Canada are required to self-isolate for a period of 14 days. Also, any other domestic students (Canadian citizens and permanent residents) who travel outside of Canada must complete a 14-day self-isolation period upon return to Canada. These rules apply after any international travel for as long as the self-isolation requirement remains a directive of the Government of Canada. Travellers meeting the Government of Canada's requirements for being "fully vaccinated" may be exempt from some requirements; check the requirements at the Government's webpage in the "Check if you qualify for the exemption" section.

Rules for entry change frequently. International students are advised to review the Entering Canada webpage for the most up-to-date links and resources.

Please see the following sections which will walk you through your mandatory preparation and supports available for you.

International Students
All international students preparing to start their semester will need to follow the steps outlined on our Get Ready to Start webpage. As well, all international students entering Canada must follow the steps on the Entering Canada webpage.

Domestic Students
Domestic students returning to Canada will need to follow the steps outlined on our Travel webpage and should also review the Campus Re-opening webpage.

The Square offers a variety of services, including:

• Admissions
• Registration support
• Exemptions
• Financial Assistance
• Indigenous Student Services
• International Student Services
• PLAR (prior learning assessment & recognition)
• Transcript requests
• Verification of Attendance

Visit the Information Technology Services website for technical support for your MohawkID, Mohawk Email, Office 365 and more.

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We care about your well-being. Mohawk offers a variety of services as part of a wholistic wellness approach, including:

• Counselling
• Accessible Learning Services
• Wellness 4U

Learn more about Student Well-Being

• Tips to searching for work online
• Tips to prepare for an online interview
   

 

Career Advising

New and current students and Alumni

Career Services help students get job ready! Create/update your resume and cover letter, create an e-portfolio, prepare for an interview, and explore career options.  

Students and alumni will be able to articulate their relevant skills through various methods such as discussions, activities, and exploratory questions with members of the Student and Graduate Employment team and will leave with an action plan that includes relevant resources to meet students at their stage of career development.

Learn more about Career Advising

 

Career Ready by Mohawk Alumni 

Career Ready by Mohawk Alumni is a workshop and webinar series that helps students and recent graduates develop personal and professional skills which assist with transitioning into a successful “Life after Mohawk”.

Learn more about Career Ready

 

Community Employment Services 

Community Employment Services provides free employment-related services that connect job seekers to employers who are willing to hire and train new employees on-the-job in Hamilton and the surrounding area. Visit to learn more. 

Learn more about Community Employment Services

 

College Student Employment Program (CSEP) 

The Campus Student Employment Program (CSEP) aims to connect students with meaningful real work experiences. The same standards and requirements are expected from the student/employee and the supervisor as exist in other work environments.   

Learn more about CSEP