Early reports suggest 2017 will be another booming year for Canadian educators and it's got little to do with politics south of the border, providers say. The growth in students doesn't come without its challenges, however, as accommodation, student services and teaching resources being to show signs of strain. Sara Custer reports.
The Canadian College of English and Canadian College, both in Vancouver, have recently been acquired by H.I.S., a leading travel and tourism agency based in Tokyo.
Foreign researchers coming to work at public Canadian universities for short periods no longer have to apply for a work permit.
A new agreement between three higher education associations in Canada and France aims to encourage students enrolled in French universities to teach in francophone Canada.
Human Holdings has bought controlling shares in a group of schools in Canada and the US operated under the International House World Organisation brand.
Manoeuvring through the student visa application process can be a trying experience and the rules constantly evolve as immigration policies change to suit the political climate. Sara Custer spoke with 20 major education agencies about the visa journey and charted their insight into the pros and cons of systems in top study destinations.
Colleges and Institutes Canada has launched a new outbound mobility program, funding scholarships for Canadian students to study in Brazil.
After years of financial turmoil for Canada-based education provider, KGIC, CIBT Education Group has announced it has acquired the company’s remaining operating assets.