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Jobs Robots Do: Changes in the Workforce

February 5th, 2024; By Anthony Teles

The Industrial Revolution saw amazing changes to the world of manufacturing. It also saw many trained, capable people lose their jobs. In a world of automation, self-driving cars, and increasingly […]


High School Graduation Requirements in BC

January 8th, 2024; By Susan Huebert

Getting into high school can be an exciting time, with more independence than in earlier years and the idea of planning for future work or studies. Even with extra freedom […]


Benefits and Drawbacks of Ontario’s Co-op Programs

January 8th, 2024; By Susan Huebert

Traditional forms of education can be good, but sometimes students need a different style of learning. Ontario’s co-op programs can be a good choice for students who know the benefits […]


The Concerning Trend B.C. of Apprenticeship Completion Rates: Future Improvements

January 8th, 2024; By Sarah Leung

For those looking for work in the trades, they benefit from proper certification. Individuals need to complete a trades apprenticeship, where they gain on-the-job experience under an employer. While certification […]


Ontario Colleges Offering Carpentry Programs

January 8th, 2024; By Susan Huebert

Some people are good at making tables, shelves, and other objects out of woods. Does that describe you? If you want to study carpentry in Ontario, you will have many […]


Emerging Green Trades in BC: The Career of the Future

January 8th, 2024; By Susan Huebert

If you listen to people talking about the state of the world, you know that the environment is often an important concern for them. In British Columbia, as in many […]


Upskilling: Online Courses vs Traditional Education

December 4th, 2023; By Meghan Brown

The modern workforce is always changing, and at an ever-faster rate.  New technologies, new processes, and new ideas are changing what our work entails, and what jobs are available.  New […]