The IGS generates a lot of conversation around the benefits of having global perspectives brought into an academic environment in the downtown Toronto core.
Resulting from a prolonged temporary immigration status in Canada, international students face increased challenges as they transition from post-secondary education to careers in Canada impacting labour market outcomes compared to their domestic peers and those transitioning to Canada through bridging and settlement programs. With global competition for talent increasing, programming at the IGS through the Ontario Graduate Certificates aims to support learners and expedite transition to careers in Canada. To learn more about how international students can bridge labour market gaps, read the recent RBC (Royal Bank of Canada) report, Course Correction: How International Students Can Help Solve Canada's Labour Crisis and stay tuned to the IGS Industry Connect for more on this salient topic.