Students & Youth

COVID-19 triggered a mass experiment in online education that will have a lasting impact on how and where Canadians learn. The abrupt change poses a fresh challenge for a Canadian...

You need to show that your professional expertise has a real and measurable impact on the students you work with. Assess the outcomes of your programs with valid and reliable...

Key tactics have included supporting students in the jobs market with online workshops,  virtual careers fairs, online assessment centre support and strengthening careers resources that speak to different groups of...

Recent Statistics Canada research indicates students are worried about the quality of their education, and health care and service students have experienced greater educational setbacks than others....

China’s youngest workers in particular have entered perhaps the country’s toughest job market in the modern era. Many are reducing their expectations to take any job they can get. The...

There are things we can and should do to help insulate new grads from the negative impacts of a pandemic-fueled recession. Governments can embrace policy solutions ranging from student loan...

Work-integrated learning has always been a critical component of college education, but like many activities around the world, it has largely been put on hold as social-distancing measures came into...

Employers themselves and new facilitators are stepping up to create alternative virtual internships, in some cases working closely with colleges to ensure academic credit....

To help protect young people, we need: strong connections between education institutions and employers, well-focused career guidance and remedial interventions post-education....

Almost one-third of post-secondary students say they have doubts about starting or returning to college or university this fall because of worries about their health and finances — but especially...