Polytechnic education critical to the front-line workforce
Government needs to be thinking about smart investments to make applied education safe and accessible
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Author: Polytechnics Canada
Mid-career workers are higher education’s next challenge
The traditional student no longer exists. That means we need to find ways to encourage and fund lifelong learning
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Canada’s polytechnics represent disruption in action
They offer industry-relevant programs, equipment and facilities that ready learners for a constantly changing workplace
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Colleges and polytechnics key to business innovation
Let’s unlock their full potential with greater and more consistent government funding
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Canada needs new data for a new economy
It’s time to focus on assessing skills in workforce development as we prepare for the inevitable job shift
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The need to nurture a skills economy
We can’t talk about the future of work without also talking about the future of education
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Reclaim brownfield sites by putting science funding to practical use
The payoffs from investing more in applied research collaboration among different kinds of institutions are practical and long-lasting
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The job-market payoff of a hands-on bachelor’s degree
The graduate employment rate for bachelor’s degree holders from Polytechnics Canada members was 91 per cent in 2015-16
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Building a clean, green and smart Canada
Canada’s polytechnic institutions are developing the talent to drive the nation’s dramatic next-generation infrastructure expansion program
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Set aside the stereotypes and put young people to work
We need to tackle youth employment needs with more polytechnic education that uses work-integrated models of learning
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