Canon Announces Student CPS Program for Student Photographers & Filmmakers
Absolutely free support for emerging image makers: qualified college-level students 18 and older may now be eligible to enjoy many of the valuable member-exclusive benefits Canon previously reserved for full-time professional photographers via the new Student Canon Professional Services program — all at no cost. The generous initiative includes perks ranging from expedited repairs and discounted repair services to a dedicated hotline for assistance and mentorship.
CPS Student members receive multiple benefits including:
• Exclusive purchase offers through Canon’s online store
• Free Canon Maintenance Service, up to two products per year
• 10% discount on repairs, up to two products per year
• Expedited service within 3-5 business days
• Free return shipping for items sent to Canon’s service facilities
• Access to Canon’s Photography Mentorship Hotline
For more information, including how to apply and qualifications required for Student CPS Membership, please visit cps.usa.canon.com. Read the complete Terms & Conditions statement for official information. Working professionals who are not students can participate in Canon’s CPS platform for a fee, provided they qualify overall; more details can be found here.
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