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Chinese government scholarships : program overview

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Each year, the Government of China provides a number of scholarships enabling residents of Alberta to study in China. Alberta high school graduates, post-secondary students and scholars wishing to... More ≫

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Each year, the Government of China provides a number of scholarships enabling residents of Alberta to study in China. Alberta high school graduates, post-secondary students and scholars wishing to participate in Chinese language studies, academic study at the undergraduate or graduate level, or research are all eligible. The language of instruction is primarily Chinese, but a limited number of programs are offered in English. The program may also sponsor and recommend remedial Chinese language studies for applicants who are not applying for the Chinese language study program.

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Alberta Designation Requirements (ADR) for becoming a designated learning institution for Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada's International Student Program

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To accept and enroll international students, Alberta learning institutions must first be designated by Alberta Advanced Education. This document explains the application process for Alberta... More ≫

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To accept and enroll international students, Alberta learning institutions must first be designated by Alberta Advanced Education. This document explains the application process for Alberta institutions wanting to become designated learning institutions under Canada's International Student Program.

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Alberta’s international education strategy : a post-secondary approach to attracting and developing global talent

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Alberta’s future prosperity and growth depends on the mobility of talent, skills, ideas, and innovations across international borders. Alberta’s post-secondary institutions play a key role in... More ≫

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Alberta’s future prosperity and growth depends on the mobility of talent, skills, ideas, and innovations across international borders. Alberta’s post-secondary institutions play a key role in attracting and developing the talent and skills Alberta needs now and in the future. Alberta’s International Education Strategy: A Post-Secondary Approach to Attracting and Developing Global Talent was developed in collaboration with stakeholders to ensure the province has a pipeline of global talent to support the provincial economy for decades to come. The strategy includes key actions government will undertake to support Alberta’s international education sector.

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Alberta Opportunity Stream : list of Alberta Advanced Education approved post-secondary credentials for post-graduation work permit holders

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The Alberta Immigrant Nominee Program nominates individuals for permanent residence. Nominees must have skills and abilities to fill job shortages in Alberta, and be able to provide for their... More ≫

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The Alberta Immigrant Nominee Program nominates individuals for permanent residence. Nominees must have skills and abilities to fill job shortages in Alberta, and be able to provide for their families over the long term. International graduates can apply to the program if they graduated from an approved Alberta post-secondary institution and are working on a post-graduation work permit. To help international students find out whether their education and work experience is well-matched with current skill shortages in Alberta, the province keeps a list of post-secondary programs called the Alberta Opportunity Stream List of Alberta Advanced Education Approved Post-Secondary Credentials.

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Alberta Designation Requirements (ADR) for becoming a designated institution for Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada's International Student Program [2017]

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Since June 1, 2014, all international students studying in Canada must obtain a study permit for a program that is longer than six months (or for a program shorter than six months if it has an... More ≫

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Since June 1, 2014, all international students studying in Canada must obtain a study permit for a program that is longer than six months (or for a program shorter than six months if it has an integrated and mandatory work component). To accept and enroll international students, Alberta learning institutions and training providers must be designated eligible by the Ministry of Advanced Education. This document explains how to become designated as an academic learning program at a post-secondary institution, training provider, or English language provider for international students studying in Alberta.

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Alberta Designation Requirements (ADR) for becoming a designated institution for Citizenship and Immigration Canada, International Student Program [2015]

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Since June 1, 2014, all international students studying in Canada must obtain a study permit for a program that is longer than six months (or for a program shorter than six months if it has an... More ≫

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Since June 1, 2014, all international students studying in Canada must obtain a study permit for a program that is longer than six months (or for a program shorter than six months if it has an integrated and mandatory work component). To accept and enroll international students, Alberta learning institutions and training providers must be designated eligible by the Ministry of Advanced Education. This document explains how to become designated as an academic learning program at a post-secondary institution, training provider, or English language provider for international students studying in Alberta.

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