Yes, international students in Canada can attend professional workshops, seminars, and short-term training sessions while studying. These activities are generally allowed as part of enhancing your learning experience and career development. Here are a few key points to consider:

1. Type of Workshop

- If the workshop is related to your course of study or professional development, you are typically allowed to attend.
- If the workshop is a short-term, non-credit course (not a full academic program), you do not need a separate study permit.

2. Workshops Outside Your Study Program

- If you plan to attend a workshop off-campus or outside your designated learning institution, ensure it does not conflict with your study permit conditions.
- If the workshop involves employment or paid work, you may need specific authorization (such as a work permit or co-op work permit).

3. No Separate Permission Needed

- Attending workshops, conferences, or professional events as a participant (not as an employee) does not require a separate visa or permit.

4. Networking Opportunities

- Workshops are an excellent opportunity for networking, skill-building, and gaining exposure to Canadian professional standards.

5. Visa and Study Permit Conditions

- Always ensure your primary activity remains your full-time studies at a Designated Learning Institution (DLI).
- You must meet the conditions of your study permit, such as maintaining full-time status and making progress toward your program.

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