Are universities inclusive, or limited to people who can afford it? How is a skill-based education different from a degree education? According to Erudera, Indians hold the highest number of study permits as of 2022 in Canada, with 226,450 students. This is a testament to the popularity Canada enjoys as a destination for higher education. …
Part-2: University degrees only for those who can afford it? Read More »
Come September, we will see new faces throng the university campuses. Canada is one of the most popular destinations for higher education. What makes Canada a favorable destination for foreign students? What does it take to secure admission to one of the colleges/university? Is the admission process cumbersome? Is classroom teaching and expectations different from …
Pathways to Higher Education in Canada: Is the admission process tedious? Read More »
The recent news of permanent residents not embracing Canadian citizenship is somewhat startling. The percentage, according to The Institute for Canadian Citizenship, has fallen alarmingly since 2001 and going by the data collected by Census 2021, 45.7% of PR became citizens in the past 10 years. And that’s a 60% fall since 2016. The numbers …
Unveiling the Hesitation: “I am on the fence about Canadian citizenship.” Read More »
The greatest binding factor for most Indians is not religion, not language, and not weather. For us, it is food, cricket and Bollywood-and in that order. Most of us live to eat and not the other way around. Here, we discuss one of the stereotypical pain points associated with living abroad, especially for ‘Desis’. Will …
