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Jumping into the deep end: Making the most of your Canadian study experience

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When people ask about my story, they ask how did a girl from Belize, one of the warmest and most beautiful countries in Central America, end up in Corner Brook, Newfoundland and Labrador, one of the coldest parts of Canada? Well the short answer is I was looking for a change – boy, did I find it! Studying in another country brings a different perspective of the world, education, employment and career choices. But when you arrive in Canada, what drives you to do more, be more, want more, take more and have more? How to ensure you are making... read more →

One Year Later – Progress on Canada’s International Education Strategy

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*Featured in Embassy Magazine on January 21, 2015. By Karen McBride A year ago last week, the federal government unveiled Canada’s first International Education Strategy (IES), signalling that global perspectives and experience are needed to ensure Canada’s prosperity in the 21st century. The IES is a major achievement for the education sector, which had been urging a pan-Canadian strategy for two decades. It demonstrates a remarkable degree of consensus across governments, organizations and institutions for a country where education is a provincial and territorial jurisdiction and there is no national education ministry. Moreover, international education increasingly viewed as a cross-cutting... read more →