More qualified tradespeople will get the chance to share their skills with B.C. students thanks to the new Trades Certificate established by the British Columbia Teachers’ Council.

The world is changing. Technology and innovation are reshaping society. Today's students need the right skills to succeed in tomorrow’s world.

Post-secondary education and training will be more accessible and affordable thanks to a new $1,200 grant from the provincial government.

Taking in an international student is a great way parents can connect their kids to the world and new experiences, and help students from other countries come to B.C. and Canada to take advantage of one of the best education systems in the world.

The Rocky Mountain school district (SD 6) signed its first Aboriginal Education Enhancement Agreement today, marking its continued commitment to Aboriginal learning in its schools.

For more than a decade, government has been making schools safer from earthquakes to protect students and staff. In fact, so far, we've spent over $2 billion dollars.

Janson Ho has been appointed director of the Vancouver seismic project office, which was created last fall to expedite the Province's Seismic Mitigation Program in the Vancouver school district (SD 39).