Georgian to Help People Turn Military Experience Into College Credits

Georgian to help people turn military experience into college credits

New research project 'uses artificial intelligence and design innovation to better recognize the skills and experience gained during military service as post-secondary credits'

Canadore College receives $55,000 to help military members find jobs

The province is investing $55,000 to help Canadian Armed Forces members turn the skills they developed during their service into post-secondary credits they need to receive in demand jobs.

Ontario invests $575,000 to help veterans turn military experience into college and university credits

The Ontario government is investing $575,000 to help Canadian Armed Forces members translate the skills they gained during military service into postsecondary credits, aiming to make it easier for veterans to transition into in-demand civilian careers. “Our government will always stand up for those who have put their lives on the line to protect Ontario,” said Nolan Quinn, Minister of Colleges, Universities, Research Excellence and Security. “By…

Helping Veterans Find In-demand Careers Faster

Vic Fedeli, MPP for Nipissing announced that the Ontario government is investing $55,000 to Canadore College to help Canadian Armed Forces members turn the skills they developed during their service into post-secondary credits they need to receive in demand jobs.STAY INFORMED – Click here to receive the latest news right to your inbox. This is a free service “This Veterans Week, Ontario is proud to honour veterans and their families by helping t…

Georgian College - College receives funding to develop AI-powered tool recognizing military training

Georgian College is helping make the journey from military service to student life smoother for those who've served in the Canadian Armed Forces. Georgian will receive $55,000 from t. . .

Ontario announces investment to help Canadian Armed Forces members turn their skills into post-secondary credits

Ontario is investing $575,000 to help Canadian Armed Forces members convert their skills into the post-secondary credits they need to secure in-demand jobs. According to the province, the investment will make it easier and faster for veterans and other military-connected learners to transition to civilian life, while building on the province’s historic measures and investments to build a strong, resilient workforce that can support the most comp…