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Season 1 - Canadian Learning, African Actions: Views from a new generation of African women leaders in service of their countries
CBIE is pleased to introduce this new series of episodes aimed at elevating the voices of international students, scholars and researchers who currently pursue or have pursued higher education studies in Canada under a government-sponsored scholarship program.
In Episode #1, launched for the international celebration of the United Nations’ Public Service Day (June 23rd), we present the views of two of our Africa Leaders of Tomorrow (ALT) alumni on the impact that studying in Canada has had on their personal lives and, especially, on their roles as former public servants and future leaders in their home countries. Around crucial matters such as healthcare and climate change, both alumni discuss how their Canadian education has propelled their search for ‘’African solutions to African issues’’ through new ideas on policymaking, multi-layered partnerships and leadership development. These two guests completed their Master’s degrees in Public Policy in Canada under the framework of the ALT scholarship program, a program jointly funded by the Government of Canada and the Master Card Foundation.
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By Canadian Bureau for International EducationCBIE is pleased to introduce this new series of episodes aimed at elevating the voices of international students, scholars and researchers who currently pursue or have pursued higher education studies in Canada under a government-sponsored scholarship program.
In Episode #1, launched for the international celebration of the United Nations’ Public Service Day (June 23rd), we present the views of two of our Africa Leaders of Tomorrow (ALT) alumni on the impact that studying in Canada has had on their personal lives and, especially, on their roles as former public servants and future leaders in their home countries. Around crucial matters such as healthcare and climate change, both alumni discuss how their Canadian education has propelled their search for ‘’African solutions to African issues’’ through new ideas on policymaking, multi-layered partnerships and leadership development. These two guests completed their Master’s degrees in Public Policy in Canada under the framework of the ALT scholarship program, a program jointly funded by the Government of Canada and the Master Card Foundation.