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Post-Secondary Education and Future Skills

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The Government of British Columbia will host a significant event on post-secondary education and future skills from March 28 to April 14, 2025. Led by Lisa Beare, the Parliamentary Secretary, the sessions will focus on promoting gender equality in tertiary education. The initiative aims to align educational programs with workforce needs, ensuring that graduates possess relevant skills. Various stakeholders, including educators and industry leaders, will contribute to discussions designed to foster collaborative solutions. This event highlights the government's commitment to improving access and equity in education.

Participants will explore actionable strategies to enhance educational outcomes for all students, particularly marginalized groups. The outcomes of these discussions could shape future educational policies in the province. Engaging local communities in this dialogue will be crucial for the initiatives' success.

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