Every day seems like you\’re in a nightmare that you\’re trying to wake up from,\’ students say. Russian foreign students studying at post-secondary institutions in Canada are struggling to make ends meet as financial sanctions devastate their country\’s economy. At the same time, they are torn as they watch aContinue Reading
Since the second week of February, around 500 members of the University of Lethbridge faculty association have been on strike. Students are becoming increasingly concerned about the implications of a prolonged strike for their future. \”We are a destination university, and a lot of students come from out of town;Continue Reading
Conestoga College in Kitchener welcomed most of its students back to campus on Monday, when the institution resumed full-time in-person instruction.On Friday, the school announced the change, noting that \”a number of processes are in place to continue to protect the health, safety, and well-being of the college community asContinue Reading
TAGKAWAYAN, PHILIPPINES Four teenage teachers, two in the front and two in the rear, drive a brightly decorated wooden trolley down a seldom-used train route in the southern Philippines. The compact, mobile school, which is equipped with a whiteboard, colourful charts, and a stack of books, travels from village toContinue Reading
TOKYO, Japan — Following the removal of COVID-19 travel restrictions in March, Japan decided to ease admission screenings in order to accommodate a large number of international students anxious to begin studying in the country. Japan\’s de facto entrance restriction, which has kept foreign students and employees out for overContinue Reading
According to a recent estimate from Western Union Business Solutions, Asian nations will account for over 80% of growth in the international student market by 2025.Are you prepared for the year 2025?, the corporate money transfers company’s latest higher education perspective research, takes a deep dive into market predictions aboutContinue Reading
According to the report, just 17% of respondents choose to study in the UK, while 12% prefer to study in foreign countries.According to a poll conducted by ForeignsAdmits, around 49% of applicants decided to study in the United States, while 55% chose MBA as their favourite management programme. According toContinue Reading
Following a string of anti-Semitic events in schools, Canada\’s largest public school board has announced that it will give additional Holocaust instruction.TORONTO: Following a spate of antisemitic events in schools, including one this week in which three middle-school students did the Nazi salute in class, Canada\’s largest public school boardContinue Reading
A backlog of paperwork blamed on the epidemic has put many overseas students in British Columbia in jeopardy. Ekam Sandhu, a 20-year-old Indian student who recently graduated with a certificate in tourism from Hanson College in British Columbia, is one of them. Sandhu, like many overseas students, was looking forContinue Reading
The institution closed its doors to members on the second day of the University of Lethbridge Faculty Association strike. Students are also being locked out of courses as a result of the strike, leaving them unsure about the rest of their semester. \”We can\’t even prepare for the future rightContinue Reading
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