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Suddenly, continuing education has a delicate dilemma. With different goals and motivations, more and more mature students are re-enrolling and heading back to the classroom for credentials, qualifications, upgrading, and
Despite the distant pandemic broadsides, it has been a clambering and bumpy ride for many Calgary businesses and industries. The long festering skilled labour shortage got overlooked, and now it
Breanna Geelen never saw herself as an entrepreneur. Today, she’s waking up as one. The journey to the corner office happened quite naturally for the 27-year-old founder and CEO of
Of course, it’s business. And professional. But it’s also personal! There’s no doubt about it. Despite the ongoing impact of emerging technologies, redefined workplace dynamics and other transformational shifts in
One of the most profound choices a parent can make to set their child up for success is choosing the right school. In Alberta, independent schools strengthen and expand the
In many contemporary industries and workplaces, training and education upgrading is no longer an extra, as much as a vital necessity. Academic institutions like SAIT and Calgary’s Haskayne School of
To MBA or not to MBA, that is the question being asked by students, résumés, employers, executive recruiters and HR professionals. Traditionally, MBAs were the preferred choice for those who
Independent schools (referred to as private schools in legislation) have been part of the fabric of Alberta since the province joined Confederation. In fact, there are independent schools that have
Since the sudden scrambling and the many changes triggered by the pandemic lockdowns, people, business, work, school, shopping, recreation, socializing – and continuing education – are adjusting to all kinds
There’s no denying it, the world as we knew it three decades ago is a vastly changed place today. In Alberta, skilled trades and apprenticeship programming has long contributed as
