Le Conseil des écoles catholiques du Centre-Est : no 1 en Ontario
En Ontario, sept parents francophones sur dix choisissent lécole catholique de langue française pour leur enfant. Ils demandent le meilleur milieu scolaire pour que leur enfant sépanouisse pleinement sur les plans spirituel, culturel, intellectuel, physique et socio-affectif.
Avec près de 26 000 élèves fréquentant 45 écoles élémentaires, 13 écoles secondaires, une Académie d'apprentissage virtuel et son école pour adultes, et quelque 3 000 professionnels au service de l'élève, le Conseil des écoles catholiques du Centre-Est (CECCE) est le plus important réseau canadien décoles de langue française à lextérieur du Québec.
Le CECCE se distingue à léchelle provinciale notamment par :
Une reconnaissance comme chef de file en éducation au Canada;
Gloucester, ON
The Native Education College has been operated by the(NEC) Native Education College, a non-profit society with an Aboriginal Board of Directors, since 1985. The college is a private post-secondary educational institute registered and accredited with the Private Post Secondary Education Commission of BC. Post-secondary programs receive credit through an affiliation with Vancouver Community College and partnerships with public colleges, universities and institutes throughout BC.
The Native Education College offers programming for Aboriginal adults from the basic literacy level to certificates and diplomas with university transfer. All of the programs follow an Aboriginal curriculum, which includes Aboriginal content, methods of communication and cultural values.
Programs prepare students to continue their education or to work in Aboriginal organizations as well as the mainstream community.
The Mission of the Urban Native Indian Education Society is:
A culturally appropriate and supportive learning environment for Aboriginal learners, within available resources. Aboriginal learners are
defined as: Aboriginal and non- Aboriginal people that want to pursue life long learning.
Vancouver, BC
Cegep Heritage College is an English cégep proudly committed to your success through a diverse and innovative, community-driven learning experience.
Serving the Outaouais and National Capital regions and beyond, Heritage College offers a wide range of education choices including advanced general studies leading to university, and career-oriented programs with hands-on training and, in many cases, the opportunity to gain valuable co-op work experience.
Located on the fringe of scenic Gatineau Park, just minutes from downtown Gatineau and Ottawa, Heritage College is large enough to offer you exciting choices and opportunities, yet small enough for you to feel comfortable and at home. Spacious, modern facilities and landscaped campus grounds provide a pleasant, stimulating learning environment.
Gatineau, QC
HARRIS EDUCATIONAL CONSULTANTS INTERNATIONAL are Consultants to the Manitoba Affiliated schools in
Guangzhou and Beijing, China, Cairo (6th of October City), Egypt and Dhaka, Bangladesh.
Harris Educational Consultants International provide teacher recruitment services to a number
of private and public schools in China, Egypt and Bangladesh as well as consulting services to
those schools and to a variety of other clients in education and government. They also work
with international clients to establish and manage new schools overseas. Harris Educational
Consultants is a private organization.
Tunis, Tunisia and 6th of October City, Egypt
Learn more about teaching, administration and support careers and many other positions in the education sector and what you need to start your career in Canada's classrooms.
Thinking of moving to Canada? Do you want a teaching, administration or support career? Many Canadian schools accept applications from educators outside of Canada.
Education Canada Network is part of a much larger educational recruitment network. Take advantage of the following services that are offered to get a job outside of Canada.
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