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…niversities from across the United States, Canada and the world. This is a free event for students from grades 9 – 12, taking place at the Vancouver Convention Centre (West), Sunday, April 29, 2018 from 1-4pm. There will be more than 200 universities in attendance. This is an opportunity for students and parents to meet one-on-one with top universities from across Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom, and the world. Please find the event…
…nada’s two-way trade with the whole Latin American region. Canada also has comprehensive free trade agreements with each of the four Pacific Alliance countries and last year became the first non-Latin American observer country to sign a Joint Declaration on Partnership including an increased commitment towards education and training. International students from Pacific Alliance countries, 4,320, now make up the 7th largest source of international…
…r name, position and school by Friday, October 7. Colin Doerr, Director of Communications and Programs, and Tom Wang, Manager of Country Strategies, will be accompanying the Mission to provide ongoing support on the ground. We can be reached at cdoerr@bccie.bc.ca and twang@bccie.bc.ca. We will be joined by Dr. Randall Martin, Executive Director of BCCIE, in Beijing. We look forward to seeing you all in China. Best regards, The BCCIE Team …
…re unable to return to their families, have access to free 24-7 supports, including Here2Talk. Students can access chat sessions with a trained counsellor online by downloading the free Here2Talk app through the Apple App Store or Google Play Store or at: Here2Talk.ca…
…, Content and Culture: The Future of Field Schools Effective Intercultural Communication: an example of addressing inclusion and reconciliation [Intercultural Stream] Implementing admission integrity and recruitment measures as a responsible DLI Internationalization in Action at Community Colleges in the North Teaching Resources on Asia: Introducing the Asia Pacific Curriculum Project Sunday, June 17 – 3:15 p.m. concurrent sessions Mobility in A…
…Hong Kong Canadian Education Exhibition is to attract students who wish to study in Canada specifically The Annual Hong Kong Canadian Education Exhibition has been around for 30 years. For more on the background of the fair click here. This exhibition will spend two days at each location: Hong Kong and Korea. City Location Date Organizer Hong Kong The Excelsior Hotel January 16–17, 2016 Foreign Student Services (FSS) Seoul, Korea The Grand Inter…
…an Ambassador in China, the Honourable John McCallum, visited the StudyinBC booth. BCCIE coordinated media interviews with BC participants conducted by China.com and Grok China to help to profile BC as among the best destinations for study abroad. …
…Market Intelligence webinar on China. As this webinar is open to all Canadian institutions there will be no cost to participate in this event. If you have any questions, please contact Sarah Mines – Director, Business Development Canada at smines@icef.com….
…nts beginning in 2016. You can view the most up-to-date list of schools at studyinbc.com/shugaku-ryoko. Benefits of Shugaku Ryoko include: helping Japanese students; increasing global competencies for schools and partners; introducing our own schools and students to groups of visiting Japanese; developing partnerships with the K-12 sector; and providing modest revenue streams for schools hosting students for a one-day program. Shugaku Ryoko in Tok…
…ey come to BC? How long have you been in Canada? And why did you choose to come Study in BC? I have been in BC for quite few years now, so when the time was right it made sense to study here. What are your hobbies? I’d say walking around the city taking pictures is a big one, checking out new bakeries and coffee shops, catching up with friends at a local beach and without a doubt traveling and getting to know new cultures. What are the 5 places yo…
…he ongoing conversation around climate action and begin to ask challenging questions about how we can do our part in combatting climate change individually and collectively as a sector. Part 2: Discussion Forum: Problem-solving in International Education and Leveraging Green Initiatives Date: December 9, 2020 Time: 11:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. PST (1 hour presentation followed by 30-minutes of Q&A) British Columbian institutions are in a great positi…
…ed support from BCCIE including a BCCIE support staff member available for questions or concerns throughout the duration of the program *Taxable income Self-Directed Mentorship Program Details Our self-directed mentorship program has minimal structure and fewer requirements to fulfill. BCCIE’s self-directed mentorship program acts as a complement to our formal mentorship program. BCCIE’s self-directed mentorship program expectations: Communicate w…