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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
It’s been a challenge – a jarring challenge – for everybody. For students of course, but also for professors, instructors and administrators. As much as technology has become an invaluable
Calgary training and education was already being innovatively re-defined when the COVID-19 panic—at least the intense and focused scramble—happened. Some local education experts say that, from sudden Zoom sessions to
The master of business administration (MBA) is a long-standing, coveted professional degree, which involves short-term sacrifices for long-term gains. The reasons to pursue an MBA vary from person to person,
Given the current economic climate and global market uncertainty, employees looking to sharpen their skills and gain an edge to advance their careers will want to consider continuing education opportunities.
By definition, a “trade” is an occupation requiring manual or mechanical skill – a career not suited for everyone. But for those who enjoy manual labour and/or building things, exploring
The perceived benefits of obtaining a master of business administration (MBA) degree are tempting: better job opportunities, higher salaries and the possibility of securing key roles within a company. These
What are independent schools? Who goes to them? Why should “we” pay for them? Are they held accountable by anyone? Do they serve a public good? These are only a
Calgary is home to five public post-secondary institutions, including two major universities. There are also several private institutions offering a variety of courses for adult learners. Courses range from business,
Bill Borger is familiar with the construction industry’s stereotype – a rough and tough group of workers whose common tongue is swearing and shouting. “In the traditional construction industry, that’s
