Posts Tagged ‘post-secondary education’
Okay, so get ready for a fairly lengthy post here. There is a lot of information that someone needs to know before moving to Canada, and since I work at a private college, I am asked questions about studying here in Canada on an almost-daily basis. I understand that the whole process of coming to […]
Filed under: Education, Government, International Student, School | 5 Comments
Tags: Application Form, bank, Canada, Canadian government, CIC, Citizenship and Immigration Canada, College, country, documents, Education, fees, foreign, International, International Student, passport, post-secondary education, school, Student, study in Canada, Study Permit, University
For those of you who remember being in college/university or are in school still, did it ever cross your mind at any point to drop out? If we’re going to all be honest here, I’m sure that you have thought of it at one point or another, and maybe some of you are currently thinking […]
Filed under: College, Education, University | 8 Comments
Tags: Canada, careers, College, Drop Out, earnings, Education, high school, jobs, money, post-secondary education, PSE, school, Statistics Canada, University
We so often hear the terms “higher education” or “post-secondary education” while living in North American and Western European societies. Living in the West has allowed us to be fortunate enough to attend a post-secondary educational institute of our choice, enrol in the programmes of our choice, and, sometimes, even in the country of our […]
Filed under: College, Education | Leave a Comment
Tags: Business Administration, Business Management, Canada, career college, College, CTI, Degree, Diploma, Education, First World, Higher Education, I.T., Information Technology, London School of Business and Management, LSBM, MGI, Midrand Graduate Institute, Pearson, Pearson Education, post-secondary education, private education, programmes, Qualification, South Africa, Student, Study in London, Study in Toronto, Third World, Training, U.K., United Kingdom, University
I’m writing today about a topic that is quite controversial and somewhat emotional for most people in Canada: the education of the Aboriginal and First Nations people living in this country. I decided to write this article upon reading about former Prime Minister Paul Martin and Chief David General’s meeting at Ryerson University this past […]
Filed under: College, Education, University | 1 Comment
Tags: 2006 Census, Aboriginal, Canada, Census, College, community, David General, Education, educational institute, First Nations, Native, Paul Martin, post-secondary education, Training, Univeristy
If you are a high school/secondary student living in Ontario, I’m sure that you are being bombarded with information about local and national public colleges and universities. As such, I’m also sure that you’re trying to figure out which post-secondary institution to attend; you must also be trying to figure out the reasons why you […]
Filed under: College, Education | 1 Comment
Tags: career college, College, cost, debt, debt-load, Education, graduate, Ontario, Ontario Student Assistance Program, OSAP, OSAP loan, post-secondary education, private career college, Student Loan, University
PCC Advantage 