WebDesk X
30 January 2024
Sandeep Dhand Ludhiana
News:In a significant move, British Columbia’s Provincial Minister of Post-Secondary Education, Selina Robinson, has announced a temporary freeze on the admission of international students to new institutions for the next two years. Minister Robinson cited the need for a strategic pause to assess and manage the influx of international students effectively. Additionally, the province is rolling out minimum language requirements to ensure that incoming international students are adequately prepared for their academic pursuits in BC.
The decision aims to strike a balance between maintaining educational standards and providing a welcoming environment for international students. This move is part of broader efforts to enhance the overall experience and academic success of international students within the province.
The decision reflects BC’s commitment to quality education and the well-being of international students. Minister Robinson emphasized that the temporary measure allows time for a comprehensive review of existing processes. The introduction of stricter language standards aims to enhance communication and academic integration, fostering a more enriching educational environment in British Columbia.