Ukrainian students who arrived in Saskatchewan over the past year will now have support for post-secondary education.
The Saskatchewan government made an announcement on Thursday that funding will be provided to allow
The Quebec English School Boards Association (QESBA) is considering legal action against Bill 23, a proposed education reform that would give the provincial government more control over school boards.
The bill, tabled last week, would authorize the education minister to
The BC government is investing $480 million to train and re-train workers specifically targeting industries with current shortages.
The plan includes a future skills grant of up to $3,500 to help cover the costs of in-demand jobs.
The grants will
In January, the Department of Education unveiled details of a repayment plan overhaul that could halve monthly payments for many federal student loan borrowers. But one group, the 3.7 million parents who owe parent PLUS loans, won’t benefit.
In January,
Compass Marketing & Advertising Partners announced it has added Danielle Smith to join its team as a marketing and media assistant. Smith began her career as a copy editor at the Topeka Capital-Journal before joining the Washburn University Alumni
When the
Post-secondary students will soon have access to increased financial aid, with more flexible repayment terms to make education and skills training more accessible and affordable in the face of global inflation.
“Access to finances shouldn’t be a barrier to preparing
Georgian College and Khoi Nguyen Investment Group (KNI) signed a Memorandum of Understanding with an interest in establishing an international college in Vietnam.
Georgian College President Kevin Weaver said they would work with industry partners to develop programs tailored to
The Iqaluit District Education Authority says Nunavut’s Department of Education is barring some support workers from helping students in need.
The education authority says it identified 28 students who need extra help for emotional and behavioral challenges. A news release
Quebec’s Education and Health ministries are developing a framework for school-based care, according to La Presse canadienne.
Part of this guide for educational institutions will concern the distribution and administration of medication in emergency situations, including epinephrine injectors, more commonly
