EDUCATION: Still an investment on life
T
he world has shifted, education along with it. No longer are students limited by the four corners of a
classroom. Today everyone can learn whatever they want, wherever they are, and whenever they see fit. From the rise of virtual masterclasses, online courses, and all the way to educational content, learning has never been easier for those with the right access and enough drive. However, no matter how much has changed the purpose of education remains—to equip people with the training they need so they can explore a world of better opportunities. This is the purpose that Bredin College has been working tirelessly for over the past 40 years. Providing supportive and personalized career services ensures students are fully prepared after graduation. Guided by experts standing by students long after graduation, graduates are empowered to begin pursuing their career with confidence. In the current labour market, many industries require a diploma or certificate to enter the field. Bredin College not only provides relevant guidance but also leverages the community partnerships it has developed over the years to help students from training to employment. As 56.27 per cent of Canadians have attended college or university, graduates are given a valuable competitive edge as they join the workforce of the most educated OECD country globally. With a median salary of $30.32 an hour among 16 Alberta School Counsellor / Fall 2022
