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New rules governing unpaid interns in federally regulated sectors released
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Co-op learning in B.C. gets $9-million funding boost
The provincial government announced $9 million in funding for co-operative education Monday, believed to be the biggest B.C. investment in 20 years in co-op learning.
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Wage cap ‘a race to the bottom’
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Inside Higher Ed
Japan to tighten rules for enrolling foreign students
Japan’s education ministry and immigration agency said they would tighten rules around the enrollment of foreign students after a university was found to have lost contact with more than 1,600 international students.
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