More than 300 representatives of 90 school districts attended the annual Canadian Association of Public Schools – International conference in Niagara Falls, Ontario, this week for professional development and networking.…
Public colleges, according to a source close to Ministry of Colleges and Universities, have been allocated a staggering 84% of the share – while universities have only garnered a meagre…
Given that it’s 50 years since they won Eurovision for Sweden, there’s been lots of focus both home and abroad on Abba. There’s a cracking clip in the interval on…
StudyNetZero seeks to connect students with universities, business schools and high schools that are “actively tackling” climate change. According to those behind the project, the launch comes at a time when prospective students are…
The platform, Return & Connect, is designed to support international students returning to their home countries after completing overseas studies, by connecting them with employer and alumni networks, for work…
There is hardly a week goes by that universities are not implicated in a debate, story, or surprise announcement about national security. At the end of April Deputy Prime Minister…
Every now and then you hear something that sticks in your mind for decades. It was the mid noughties and we were on a breezy, furzy moor near Gothland, taking…
We all know that universities are struggling financially. A fixed fee income for nearly a decade when operating costs have risen, including higher interest on any debt, is a key…
The Languages Canada Consortium comprises of eight institutions with locations across the country, offering holiday programs that combine language, work and travel for international and Canadian participants aged 18 to…
Prosecutors allege that Study Across the Pond LLC has “knowingly caused” UK schools to submit false claims to the Department of Education for federal student aid. They say that the company,…