Compiled by the National Post, the 'Tuition: an Education' infographic takes a look at Canadian tuition averages.
In light of the protests in Quebec by students against the rising tuition costs, the National Post decided to shed some light on the current state of tuition across Canada. What was found was not only that Quebec enjoys some of the smallest tuition fees, they actually hold the lowest.
One of the more significantly larger areas of education, medicine, is only at $2,711 in Quebec, whereas in Ontario it averages about $19,462. The 'Tuition: an Education' infographic is a smart way to group together knowledge in a way that is easily understandable. The bright pops of color also grab readers' attention and convey information clearly.
What's Driving This Trend
- Rising Canadian University Fees
- Disruptive innovation opportunities in affordable online education for low-income families.
- Lower Medical School Tuition in Quebec
- Disruptive innovation opportunities in promoting Quebec's high-quality medical education to students from other provinces.
- Accessibility of Education Data
- Disruptive innovation opportunities in the development of data-driven educational technology solutions.
Who This Affects Most
- Higher Education
- Disruptive innovation opportunities in introducing new models of access to higher education.
- Online Education
- Disruptive innovation opportunities in developing accessible and affordable online education platforms.
- Edtech
- Disruptive innovation opportunities in the integration of data-driven teaching and learning technologies to reduce education barriers.
