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For Many Students, Funding Is the Difference Between "Beyond Me" and "I Can Do This" with Alexandra Serengil of GUS Canada Colleges and OIHI (opens the original)
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Student financial aid is one of the most consequential conversations that happens inside a career college — and one of the least understood from the outside. Alexandra Serengil, Director of Student Accounts at GUS Canada Colleges, and lead financial aid officer for the Ontario Institute of Health and Innovation, has spent nine years inside that conversation. She came to Canada as a language student at ILAC, graduated from George Brown's events planning program, went back to ILAC to help students
"Diane Stone on Navigating AI Changes in Education and Insurance" (opens the original)
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Diane Stone didn't plan to end up in insurance. She planned to be an accountant — spent years auditing school districts and career colleges with KPMG in Vancouver, then went in-house as CFO of a large private school for almost 15 years. Then she had what she calls her first midlife crisis, moved to Dubai as Director of Finance at the American School of Dubai, came back to Canada just before COVID, and found herself being asked by the broker she'd used for 20 years if she'd like to build a new sp
She Got a Job the Next Day. 40 Years Later, Her Daughter Graduated Too. with Henry Herzing of Herzing College (opens the original)
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Henry "Hank" Herzing is 90 years old. He read the weekly reports this morning. He'll talk to Frank Cianciarusa, his president, again this week. And at some point in the not-too-distant future, he'll convene his entire Canadian and American team in Florida, because that's what you do when the culture you've built matters more to you than your title. In this episode of the EdUp Canada Podcast, host Michael Sangster sits down with the founder and CEO of Herzing College's Canadian operations — nearl
The Pathways Paradox: Why Colleges Can't Afford the Students They Need to Afford Programs with James Matechuk (opens the original)
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James Matechuk went on Global News on Canada Day to talk about what Canada means to him. He spoke for 10 minutes — about international education, career colleges, the way students from every part of the world come together on Canadian campuses and empower each other. The segment used about five seconds of it. In this episode of the EdUp Canada Podcast, he finally gets to make the case in full. As Senior Director of Higher Education Partnerships for the Oxford International Digital Institute, Jam
21% of firms stopped hiring entry-level. 47% Are About to with Dr. Stephen Murgatroyd (opens the original)
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Dr. Stephen Murgatroyd helped build the world's first fully online graduate program — an MBA at Athabasca University in 1993, back when connecting to the internet meant putting a phone handset in a cradle. Within 24 months, it had captured 30% of the executive MBA market. Since then, he's spent more than 35 years advising career colleges, public institutions, K-12 networks, and provincial quality assurance bodies on where education is going — and what happens to institutions that don't move fast
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