‘We think of them as cash cows.’ International students want to immigrate, but colleges, employers want to boost their bottom lines

Electronic article

Date

2019

Authors

Nicolas Keung, Isabel Teotonio, and Grant Lafleche

Abstract

For some, international education opens doors to jobs and a new life in Canada, for others, it leads to abuse and shattered dreams.

Publisher

Toronto Star and St. Catharines Standard

File Attachments

Links

‘We think of them as cash cows.’ International students want to immigrate, but colleges, employers want to boost their bottom lines (https://www.stcatharinesstandard.ca/news-story/9617661--we-think-of-them-as-cash-cows-international-students-want-to-immigrate-but-colleges-employers-want-to-boost-their-bottom-lines/)

Economic sectors

General relevance - all sectors

Content types

Statistics on work and life conditions

Target groups

(Im)migrants workers

Geographical focuses

Canada, Ontario, Alberta, Manitoba, Quebec, British Columbia, Other provinces, Federal, Nova Scotia, and National relevance

Spheres of activity

Education/experience recognition

Languages

English

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