Canadian post-secondary graduates and further education: Who continues and why?
Authors: Maria Adamuti-Trache and Colleen Hawkey
Overview
Abstract (English)
In this report we examined patterns of participation in further education amongst post-secondary graduates from colleges and institutes, university colleges, and universities across Canada. Further education consists of formal (structured) education at the post-secondary level (e.g., degree and non- degree programs that lead to some formal recognition) and non-formal education and training offered by various providers (e.g., career-related training courses). We focused on the participation of three “citizenship groups”: Canadian-born Aboriginal, Canadian-born non-Aboriginal, and immigrant graduates, and we examined participation in relation to age and level of completed post-secondary education by year 2000.
Abstract (French)
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Details
Type | Report to policy group |
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Author | Maria Adamuti-Trache and Colleen Hawkey |
Publication Year | 2010 |
Title | Canadian post-secondary graduates and further education: Who continues and why? |
Institution | The Canadian Council on Learning |
Publication Language | English |
- Maria Adamuti-Trache
- Maria Adamuti-Trache and Colleen Hawkey
- Canadian post-secondary graduates and further education: Who continues and why?
- 2010
- The Canadian Council on Learning