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In the private post-secondary education and training sector, regulation is administered by the Private Career Training Institutes Agency [PCTIA]. There are 394 registered institutions in BC. PCTIA also administers an Accreditation process; in BC 180 private institutions are accredited by the Agency. Accredited schools are identified by a logo showing a golden apple at the centre of the green leaves of a tree. Institutions that are accredited are known as 'designated' – which means that these institutions are eligible to offer Canada & BC Student Loan program access to eligible students who register at these institutions. A non-designated institution may not offer Canada & BC Student Loan access to its registering students.

Friday, 16 July 2010 00:00
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Cliquez-aqui-pour-le-FrancaisOntario is home to more than 400 registered private career colleges.

These colleges are independent businesses and not-for-profit institutions that are regulated by the Ontario government.

Private career colleges often appeal to people who need specific job skills to join the work force or who want to upgrade their skills to be more competitive in the job market.

Private career colleges offer enrolment throughout the year. They also offer flexible learning schedules and deliver training over a short period of time.

Monday, 04 January 2010 00:00
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CANADA / QUICK FACTS

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Form of government: Federal parliamentary democracy

Population: 33,212,696 (July 2008 est.) Million

Capital: Ottawa

Area: 9, 984,670 km2, 3,855,103 sq mi

Largest cities: Toronto, Metro Vancouver (22 municipalities), Montreal, Calgary, Edmonton, Winnipeg

Ethnic groups: British Isles origin 35%, French origin 25%, Other European origin 20%, Indigenous peoples (designated in the census as "Aboriginal") 3%, Other 17%

Languages: English (official), French (official), Punjabi, Chinese, German, Italian, indigenous languages

Religious affiliations: Roman Catholic 45,2%, United Church 11,5%, Anglican 8,1%, Other Protestant 7,9%, Other or nonreligious 27,3%

Education expenditure as a share of gross national product (GNP): 5.5 % (2001-2002)

Number of years of compulsory schooling: 11 years (2001-2002)

Monetary unit: 1 Canadian dollar (C$), consisting of 100 cents

Economy: Agriculture (Wheat, canola, vegetables, barley, maize, potatoes, fruits, tobacco, soybeans, livestock), Forestry, Fishing, Mining (Crude petroleum, natural gas, natural gas by-products, uranium, zinc, potash, nickel), Manufacturing (Transportation equipment, food products, paper and allied products, chemicals and chemical products, primary metals, refined petroleum and coal products, electrical and electronic products, fabricated metal products, wood products), Services

Major trade partners for exports: United States, Japan, United Kingdom, China, and Germany

Major trade partners for imports: United States, Japan, China, Mexico, and United Kingdom

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