EDUCATION
Study an Associate of Arts Degree in BC and Become a Permanent Resident of Canada
The first thing you might wonder is what an Associate of Arts degree is? A two-year Associate of Arts (AA) degree program offers an education in subjects such as Maths, English, Psychology, and Science. Associates of arts degrees are typically considered stepping stones to undergraduate studies.
Agriculture and forestry jobs are in high demand in 2022. Learn how to become a BC farmer today!
One of the largest industries and sources of long-term employment in Canada, Agriculture and Forestry careers provide jobs for 2.3 million. In addition to providing us with a multitude of food products and alternative energy sources, these careers contribute heavily to the economy of Canada. As well as preserving our natural resources, these careers, particularly those associated with Forestry, ensure we have access to a bountiful supply of land in the years to come. Some of the careers in Agriculture and Forestry are “green careers,” which involve preserving or protecting the environment.
Explore Infinite Possibilities at Kwantlen Polytechnic University
As the only comprehensive technical university in Canada, Kwantlen Polytechnic University (KPU) is ranked third in the Vancouver. It has always been one of the most popular universities in Vancouver for international students.
Four Biggest Benefits of Volunteering for International Students in Canada
In Canada, a myriad of people often volunteer, especially, most students have to do it in order to People often volunteer in Canada, especially students, who must do so in order to graduate from school. In contrast, volunteering is not as common in Japan. I had never volunteered before I moved to Canada, but now that I’m here, I’ve mostly been making posters for Instagram and editing videos as a volunteer. Participating in volunteer work has given me four benefits. Using my experience as an international student, I will explain why volunteering is important to them.
International Student at University of the Fraser Valley Awarded Medal for Social Justice Art Project
International Student Faria Firoz moved to Canada from Bangladesh with her husband Mynol Vhuiyan in 2016. She has lived in Canada for just 5 years and already have made a recognition as an International Student by using her art to advocate for social issues.
She is one of the four artists who worked on the Black Lives Matter (BLM) social justice art project. The project was launched on June 12 at the University of the Fraser Valley (UFV) in response to the BLM movement. Her commitment to advocacy has earned Firoz the 2021 Lieutenant Governor’s medal at the UFV.
The criteria for the Lieutenant Governor’s medal include student’s involvement in promoting diversity, inclusion, and reconciliation.
Self-care during Online Schooling with Monica De Luna
There is no secret that we have had to become very creative during the pandemic. Spending most of our time at home has made it
How to Prepare for Final Exams: 10 Top and Easy Tips for Success
It’s that time of the year where the semester is coming to a close, and students are getting ready for that dreaded final exams season. Instead of cramming on the last night before the exam, prepare yourself by following some of these tips!
Study at Manitoba Institute of Trades Technology
Manitoba is located in south-central Canada. The word “Manitoba” refers to where the spirit lives in the aboriginal language, known as “Canada’s most Sunshine Capital.” Manitoba has a diversity of wildlife, seasonal activities, and beautiful scenery. The Manitoba Institute of Trades & Technology (MITT) campus is located in Winnipeg, the capital city of Manitoba.
Prepare for Internships ahead of time
There’s no better way to make an income and to gain Canadian work experience than to participate in internships and Co-op.
