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College and universities need to ask themselves how best to prepare new, existing and returning students for an economy in which the disruptive process of creative destruction has accelerated, job...

Imagine for a minute that you have low vision and require a screen reader to navigate online platforms like Zoom. In your first class back, to encourage participation, your instructor...

In June, CERIC released the Recovery Pulse Survey with the aim of learning more about how COVID-19 was affecting career services in Canada. Nearly 1,150 career professionals from across the...

More respondents cited self-doubt as a barrier to pursuing education than cost, according to the latest Strada Education Network survey results....

New college graduates are entering the worst job market in over a decade with higher competition and lower starting salaries due to coronavirus. For many, it’s caused them to rethink...

As they write novels, sculpt, create digital art or compose music, our students are also learning transferrable skills that are essential for countering situations defined by uncertainty. Innovation and adaptability...

In June, CERIC released the Recovery Pulse Survey with the aim of learning more about how COVID-19 was affecting career services in Canada. Nearly 1,150 career professionals from across the...

A new CIBC poll has revealed that 87% of post-secondary students in Canada are experiencing one or more financial concerns including how tuition and living expenses will be funded next term....

At Wilfrid Laurier University, experiential learning is at the core of what we do. It provides an opportunity for students to apply knowledge and skills in authentic contexts, while engaging...

Being able to articulate your ambitions is not the same as having career readiness. We should equip graduates with the skills to be able to make decisions and construct plans,...