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B.C. college abruptly closed
Foreign students no longer in program are afraid they could be sent home
British Columbia has nearly 600 career-training institutes similar to the closed Vancouver college. Many are geared to foreign students, particularly from Asia. Legislation that protects students if an institution folds is enforced by a provincial agency. By midmorning, a provincial representative had arrived at the college to speak with students.

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/ArticleNews/TPStory/
LAC/20050621/BCCHIN21/TPEducation/

Flyover, flyover
Says Hazel Siromoni, director-educational projects in India, Canadian Education Centre: “All kinds of colleges from Canada are coming to India. It’s a mix of universities (large, mid-size and small), university colleges, colleges (public and private) and even secondary schools. The volume of interest has increased tremendously in the last 5 years.” In 2004-05, 15,000 Indian students went to study in the UK.

http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/articleshow/1139672.cms

Vietnamese student to become Canadian Consul General for a day
An 18-year-old Vietnamese high school student will become the Canadian Consul General in Ho Chi Minh City for a day next Thursday after recently winning a writing contest.

http://thanhniennews.com/education/?catid=4&newsid=7440

Grad increase ‘tiered out’?
While graduate studies is steadily rising at most Canadian universities, York's ambition of boosting its student count by close to 80 per cent in a decade is unprecedented.

http://www.excal.on.ca/index.php?option=com_content&
task=view&id=676&Itemid=2

Teacher shortage in Ontario is over, says College of Teachers
However, in a report in its quarterly magazine published today, the College says that shortages remain in some specialties - French, physics, chemistry, math, business studies and technological education.

http://www.newswire.ca/en/releases/archive/May2005/25/c3015.html

Skilled Worker Shortage a 'Crisis'
According to 2003 statistics, auto parts manufacturers will be unable to fill 42 per cent of skilled trades positions through 2007. Among companies with 500 to 1,000 employees, 89 per cent are concerned about an impending shortage of skilled workers.

http://www.yorkregion.com/yr/newscentre/stouffvillesuntribune/
story/2856985p-3308722c.html

Waterloo engineering students in race to the future
The University of Waterloo has joined 16 other top North American universities as teams of engineering students compete to design the vehicles of the future. The Waterloo team, with a fuel-cell-powered vehicle design, is the only Canadian team in the Challenge X competition being held this week in Detroit. The team is sponsored by Natural Resources Canada and Hydrogenics Corporation.

http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2005-06/nrc-wes060705.php

How computers make our kids stupid
At school, the economists found, some exposure to computers seems beneficial. For instance, students who never or rarely use the Internet and computers in the classroom don't do as well as those who make moderate use of them. But the difference in achievement levels is significant in math and science only, not in reading. And those same computer-less students outperform peers who frequently access the technology.

http://www.macleans.ca/topstories/education/article.jsp?
content=20050606_106930_106930
 

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