Cross border education (CBE)
The sphere of higher education is moving and the world in which higher
education acting a significant role is changing. The international dimension of
higher education is becoming progressively important, innovative and rewarding.
Canada has placed third in a new ranking of national post-secondary education systems in the world, behind the United States and Sweden. And the second among the English speaking countries in the world, therefore Canada has a great deal to offer to the world.
Canada has placed third in a new ranking of national post-secondary education systems in the world, behind the United States and Sweden. And the second among the English speaking countries in the world, therefore Canada has a great deal to offer to the world.
CIPG’s Position in (CBE)
CIPG was created to lead the cross-border education providers and
facilitators to international platform for Canadian educational sector with
innovative approach in their international involvement and intercultural business
relations.
We are distinctively positioned to transport professional development training and educational services to international clients concluded by our widespread network of Canadian educational providers and Middle-Eastern clients with headquarters in Ottawa, Canada and Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
We are distinctively positioned to transport professional development training and educational services to international clients concluded by our widespread network of Canadian educational providers and Middle-Eastern clients with headquarters in Ottawa, Canada and Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
(CBE) for Providers and Consumers
Education is core key to economic development and social progress, therefor nowadays,
education has become an international good to be traded.
The market economy is among the primary factors increasing the demand for higher and continuing education. Export and import in education services has become a large scale activity worldwide and an essential element of lifecycle for both providers and consumers, they must act quickly to adapt to the new wave and to capture its advantages.
The market economy is among the primary factors increasing the demand for higher and continuing education. Export and import in education services has become a large scale activity worldwide and an essential element of lifecycle for both providers and consumers, they must act quickly to adapt to the new wave and to capture its advantages.
