Several postsecondary institutions recently introduced new programming and learning opportunities for their communities. Cégep de Lévis will offer an AEC program for financial service agents developed by Collège de Bois-de-Boulogne. The program will support individuals who wish to pursue a career in customer service. Concordia University Continuing Education (CE) has partnered with Ericsson to update an existing AI training course for Ericsson engineers across the world with new material and a more inclusive approach to learning. The University of New Brunswick is introducing a one-year stream to the applied health services research program, offering students a course-based approach to the traditional thesis-based program.
