Canadian-taught immigrants earn more than others
Immigrants with experience studying in Canada earn "considerably more" than those who completed their education in other countries, research has suggested.
Immigrants with experience studying in Canada earn "considerably more" than those who completed their education in other countries, research has suggested.
IRCC is experiencing challenges keeping up with a visa backlog as a result of the sheer volume of international student applications, which some stakeholders contend have been an "additional challenge" for international students during the pandemic.
Canada has announced a college for immigration consultants to regulate and "root out" immigration fraud, set to open on November 23.
A new partnership between BCCIE and the Metropolitan Education Department of Mongolia will promote educational exchange between Canada and Mongolia.
VCC has been named the International Secretariat of UMAP, overseeing student and faculty mobility to and from the regions.
The work of five leaders across the international education sector has been recognised by the British Columbia Council for International Education.
Canada welcomed more than 400,000 new international students at all study levels in 2019, with Indian enrolments seeing significant growth in new permits issued.
A program offering international work experience to indigenous students, an industry leader, a rising star and a marketing wizard were recognised in the British Columbia Council for International Education Awards.
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