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How to Select the Right Canadian Province Depending Upon Your Immigration Goals
Ashwin Sakthivel |
Most people who move to a new country have an immigration goal in mind. Often, they are pursuing one of the following: Better job opportunities A higher standard of living More individual freedom or a more open-minded society However, once you have a country in mind, there are more things to think about. If you […]
Understanding College Admissions in Ontario
Betty Liu |
International students might want to learn about their academic options in Ontario, Canada. That’s because the province has the largest population in the country. It’s also the most multicultural province, offering a variety of opportunities in business, science, and the arts. But most importantly: Ontario is home to a large number of high-quality colleges and […]
Preparing Internationally Educated Professionals for the Future of Work
Jodi Tingling |
Those who work in the immigrant serving sector may be aware that the economy is shifting. This shift includes roles becoming more automated, changes in skills needed by employers, and employers requiring more creativity and soft skills in the workplace. It’s imperative for those who work with internationally educated professionals that they understand the relevant […]
8 New Communities! The 2019 Skilled Immigrant Integration Program
WES Global Talent Bridge |
WES Global Talent Bridge has selected eight communities to receive customized technical assistance to help advance their skilled immigrant integration efforts. The eight communities join eight “alumni” localities from a 2018 pilot that will stay connected to the growing program by mentoring and other activities going forward. Thus, 16 cohorts across the country – from […]
U.S. Financial Aid Options for International Students
Mohsen Alzahrani |
The United States is one of the most desirable destinations for international students. Many of its higher education institutions are considered the best in the world. According to the Institute of International Education, despite the more recent dip in international student numbers, the recorded number of international students in the U.S. increased from 671,616 in 2008-2009 to […]
What to Expect After You Receive Your WES Credential Evaluation
Justine D'Souza |
Getting a credential evaluation is an important step toward furthering your education and career. But once you get started, you are likely to have some questions about the credential evaluation process. You might also wonder how you can fully use your report to achieve your goals. Below are the answers to several frequently asked questions […]
New E-Guide: Engineering Career Pathways for Internationally Trained Engineers
Career Pathways in Engineering is the latest release in the WES Global Talent Bridge Pathways e-guides series. This new e-guide outlines career and academic pathways in the field of engineering, with specifications of the field in the U.S., step-by-step pathways to top engineering careers, licensing and certification requirements, and an array of helpful state-specific resources. In addition, Career […]
How to Upgrade Your WES Credential Evaluation Report
Kelly Acheson |
Did you know that you can upgrade your completed credential evaluation online through My Account? You can think of an upgrade as an update. It means that you are purchasing a new service or adding a new educational credential to your equivalency report for the U.S. or Canada. What Are Your Upgrade Options? Here are your […]
11 Survival Strategies for Professionals Migrating to the U.S.
Nadine C. Atkinson-Flowers |
A move to a new home is typically disruptive and stressful, so imagine all that is involved in relocating to another country! For professionals moving to the United States, planning, organizing, and making checklists are all in order. Invariably, however, a successful transnational relocation will also require a few survival tips. Some are useful before […]
Are U.S. Higher Education Institutions Easy to Get Into, But Hard to Graduate From?
Jianyang (Donna) Mei |
Many students and parents in China have heard that U.S. higher education institutions (HEIs) are “easy to get into, hard to graduate from.” The U.S. college admissions process is relatively easy, compared to China’s National College Entrance Examination. Therefore, Chinese students feel like it will be easy to apply to colleges and universities in the […]
Important Sources of Financial Aid for Nigerian Students
WES Advisor |
Are you a Nigerian student who is hoping to continue your education in the United States? Studying abroad is expensive, especially in the U.S. The total cost of attending a school includes accommodation, food expenses, travel costs, health insurance, textbooks, and tuition fees. But there are some ways that you can reduce your costs. First, […]
7 Ways to Make the WES Credential Evaluation Process Work for You
Nadine C. Atkinson-Flowers |
Are you a professional considering migrating to the United States? Before you emigrate, several issues will need your thoughtful attention. Did you know that credential evaluation is one of them? Thankfully, the credential evaluation process can be relatively pain-free, depending on how you approach it. These seven tips offer some insights into how you can […]