Third-party sponsorship is financial help from sources like parents, employers, bands, associations, churches, and other groups. This sponsorship helps cover education costs, such as tuition or textbooks, through an agreement with a sponsor. The student provides proof of sponsorship, and the sponsor directly pays the institution or reimburses the student based on the agreed terms. Specific requirements may vary, so it’s important to check with the sponsor for details.
Windmill Microlending offers affordable loans of up to $15,000 for immigrants and refugees in Canada to help cover the cost of licensing or training you need to return to your field of work. Established in 2005, Windmill is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting career advancement. Visit windmillmicrolending.org for more details.
For more information on obtaining a student line of credit, contact your bank directly. They can guide you through the process and available options.