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Opinion: If we want a prosperous, more self-reliant Canada, we need to invest in post-secondary education
Opinion: If we want a prosperous, more self-reliant Canada, we need to invest in post-secondary education
Opinion: If we want a prosperous, more self-reliant Canada, we need to invest in post-secondary education
Political and industry leaders, academics, journalists, business experts and everyday Canadians are actively engaged in the necessary — and overdue — exchange of ideas about the tools and tactics needed to secure our national economic and social interest in the face of external threats.
Does the Canadian education system support students’ jump from high school to university?
Opinion: If we want a prosperous, more self-reliant Canada, we need to invest in post-secondary education
Opinion: If we want a prosperous, more self-reliant Canada, we need to invest in post-secondary education
The difference in the environment in high school versus university cannot be overstated. Everything is different: expectations for academic performance, degree of student autonomy, level of guidance available to students and so much more.
The strength of Canada’s education system lies in its embrace of diversity
Opinion: If we want a prosperous, more self-reliant Canada, we need to invest in post-secondary education
Overcrowded schools are a growing problem, but school boards struggling to get new ones built
Canada is one of the most diverse countries in the world, and this diversity is one of our greatest strengths. Our exceptional education system is perhaps the greatest tool we have to nurture the unique talents of each resident.
Overcrowded schools are a growing problem, but school boards struggling to get new ones built
Overcrowded schools are a growing problem, but school boards struggling to get new ones built
Overcrowded schools are a growing problem, but school boards struggling to get new ones built
As the largest and fastest-growing school district in British Columbia, Surrey's boom is straining its schools, pushing it to try unconventional options to accommodate the surge.
Clusters of portable classrooms have become a familiar sight. Some schools have rejected in-catchment students for lack of space.
What we know — and don't — about the national school food program
Overcrowded schools are a growing problem, but school boards struggling to get new ones built
Newcomer students share stories of learning English in an increasingly crowded system
The federal government's plans to launch a national school food program might have left some people with more questions than answers about how it will actually work.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he hopes the program will deliver meals to 400,000 children per year by the 2024-25 school year.
Newcomer students share stories of learning English in an increasingly crowded system
Overcrowded schools are a growing problem, but school boards struggling to get new ones built
Newcomer students share stories of learning English in an increasingly crowded system
As Alberta's population soars and people flock to its largest city in record numbers, Calgary schools are feeling the pressure as the student population grows, too.
And some of that pressure comes from a growth in newcomer young people who speak little English.
Post-secondary education is much more than job preparation
Canadian schools are accepting international students by the thousands
Canadian schools are accepting international students by the thousands
Going to college or university isn’t for everyone. There is much to be learned from work and living, but if you decide it is the right choice for you, be sure that you take advantage of the many benefits and opportunities. This includes opportunities for personal growth, deepening understanding of Canadian culture, fostering habits for a
Going to college or university isn’t for everyone. There is much to be learned from work and living, but if you decide it is the right choice for you, be sure that you take advantage of the many benefits and opportunities. This includes opportunities for personal growth, deepening understanding of Canadian culture, fostering habits for a healthy lifestyle, being exposed to new perspectives and making connections.
Canadian schools are accepting international students by the thousands
Canadian schools are accepting international students by the thousands
Canadian schools are accepting international students by the thousands
Between Jan. 1, 2022, and April 30, 2023, the Immigration Department approved 54.3 per cent or 470,427 of the 866,206 study permit applicants who had been accepted by a school here — so-called designated learning institutions that have been authorized by provinces to host international students.
Schooling in Canada: A guide for new families in Canada
Canadian schools are accepting international students by the thousands
Schooling in Canada: A guide for new families in Canada
In this case, you may already be aware that Canada is well-known around the world for the quality of its education and schooling system. Canada relies heavily on taxpayer-funded public programs, including healthcare, social services, and education. Most Canadians and newcomers agree that the taxes they pay are well-spent in funding the country’s robust education system.
Get to Know Canada's Education System
Answering common questions about education in Canada for your children
Schooling in Canada: A guide for new families in Canada
The Canadian education system may seem complicated when you first look into your options — especially with so many different provinces. What does it take to get a college degree? How can you get a PhD? What's the difference between college and university?
Answering common questions about education in Canada for your children
Answering common questions about education in Canada for your children
Answering common questions about education in Canada for your children
Canada is known for the quality of its education and schooling systems. When it comes to your child’s education, you should do research before coming to Canada to determine what school would be the best fit for your child. Education is Canada is managed at the provincial level, so the school system differs between provinces. Even within a
Canada is known for the quality of its education and schooling systems. When it comes to your child’s education, you should do research before coming to Canada to determine what school would be the best fit for your child. Education is Canada is managed at the provincial level, so the school system differs between provinces. Even within a province, education can vary between types of schools and school districts.
Newcomers to Canada: What will education look like for my children?
Answering common questions about education in Canada for your children
Answering common questions about education in Canada for your children
Canada has a large network of post-secondary education, i.e., college and university. There are many internationally recognized university programs in urban and rural areas throughout the country. The college or university year usually runs from September to April or May and is comprised of two semesters or terms. In most cases, students would start a post-secondary education program in September.