QUALITY EDUCATION IS A RIGHT IN Canada. however, quality education is a privilege in india.
Canada has been the home of immigrants and the land of multiculturalism for many decades. Immigrants are granted access to Canada for many grounds and predominantly education. Many immigrants choose to immigrate to Canada with the ambition of attaining education and a future in Canada. Furthermore, thousands of Indian immigrants immigrate to Canada for a form of education. This study outlines the differences in the methods of quality education in Canada and India. In addition, it discusses the barriers Indians encounter in an effort to attain superior education and employment in Canada. The purpose of this study is to raise awareness to the disadvantage’s Indian immigrants experience in terms of finding employment following graduation. The area of research that I would like to focus on my final project are the differences and challenges that Canadians and international students encounter after graduation in finding employment in Canada in their area of study. This analysis will be illustrated with a comparative analysis between Canadian born citizens and Indian immigrants. This research will identify current gaps that exist in this scope of research and provide suitable recommendations to fill such gaps.
FREE EDUCATION IN INDIA IS a fantasy that indians dream of
INDIAN MUST PAY FEES TO GO TO GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS WITH INSUFFICIENT EDUCATIONAL STANDARDS
EDUCATION CONTINUES TO BE A RAPIDLY GROWING BUSINESS IN INDIA
indians leave their families and friends in hope of attaining education in a foreign country
INDIANS TRAVEL ACROSS THE WORLD FOR A FUTURE THAT CONSISTS OF EQUALITY AND opportunities TO PROSPER
MANY INDIANS IMMIGRATE TO CANADA WITH MANY aspirations AND DREAMS
indians must learn a new language
INDIANS ENROLL IN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES IN CANADA
however, they soon acknowledge that they are disadvantaged in the workforce
INDIANS INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS ARE WELCOMED WITH OPEN ARMS BUT ARE DENIED EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES BECAUSE OF THEIR PLACE OF BIRTH
- What are the advantages and disadvantages of educational attainment in India and Canada?
- How does quality education differ between Canada and India?
- How are immigrants with equivalent credentials as Canadians disadvantaged in the workplace?
Method: Qualitative research
I will be using a qualitative research design with a narrative approach. My research methods will include in-depth interviews and online questionnaires. In depth-interviews are personal and independent and will allow me to focus on my interviewee. Furthermore, I will also include online questionnaires that will ensure anonymity and individuals will be able to answer questions from the comfort of their home. This online questionnaire will enable me to include subjects from India and Canada. In addition, the online questionnaire will tackle concepts of educational attainment in India and Canada. My questionnaire will be intended for Indian, Canadian and Indian Canadian citizens. After attaining my questionnaire results, I will identify two individuals who pertained education from India or Canada and India and Canada. Furthermore, I will focus on narrative studies to determine the different experiences the two individuals faced and develop a comparative analysis.
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RESEARCHER BIOGRAPHY
Hi, my name is Anusa Sasi. I am Communications major at Ryerson University. If I were to include a few things about me I would have to say I am passionate especially of topics that are related to education and children. As a second-generation immigrant I have been breed to value education over any aspect of life. I am a Canadian Tamil girl with a dream of equal education to you, me and everyone between. I hope to enlighten key points such the importance of education and how privileged I am to be living in Canada. I am just a girl who is trying to make a difference by educating one person at a time.
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