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Learning Link: July 12, 2006

CCL receives 45 proposals for knowledge exchange programs

In response to CCL’s request for proposals for knowledge exchange programs, community groups and institutions from across the country submitted 45 project proposals for consideration.

The RFP, which called for projects related to CCL’s priority learning themes, closed on June 30, 2006.

A panel of experts will adjudicate the proposals by the end of August and all applicants will be notified of the results. The successful projects, which could receive up to $50,000 each, will be posted on the CCL website by the end of September 2006.

CCL thanks all applicants for their interest in promoting knowledge and information exchange in learning.

On a related note, CCL is still accepting expressions of interest for people to review knowledge exchange initiatives. (See reminder below.)

CCL applauds agreement on First Nations’ education in British Columbia

CCL congratulates the First Nations Education Steering Committee, the Government of Canada and the Government of British Columbia on signing the historic agreement that provides First Nations with jurisdiction over First Nations’ education in British Columbia. Read news release »

Reminder: CCL recruiting for a wide range of positions

The Canadian Council on Learning has just launched a campaign to staff a significant number of positions in Ottawa and Vancouver. CCL is a results-driven and fast-paced organization that takes great pride in the diverse talents and energy of its employees. CCL is currently staffing the following positions:

Ottawa
Administrative Assistants
Communications Specialists
Knowledge Exchange Specialist
Media Relations Specialist
Network/User Support Specialist
Research Analyst/Statistician
Research Analysts

Vancouver
Knowledge Exchange Specialist
Research Project Manager

The closing date for applications is July 14, 2006.

Reminder: CCL seeks reviewers of proposals for knowledge exchange initiatives related to learning

The Canadian Council on Learning has issued a request for nominees to review proposals for knowledge exchange initiatives in the area of learning. Nominate yourself or identify people you know to have solid experience in knowledge exchange strategies and practices.

Reminder: Lessons in Learning: Working to learn: Meeting university and college costs

Employment income is the single most important source of funds for a majority of post-secondary students. However, since 1990 tuition fees have risen at a higher rate than student earnings. What impact does this have on students' access to post-secondary education? Read the Lessons in Learning article »

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