The labour market within Francophone minority communities : comparative experiences of the international student population and the Canadian-born student population / Research and Knowledge Mobilization... : Ci4-269/2025E-PDF

"Like elsewhere in Canada (Usher, 2021), an increasing proportion of the student population in Francophone minority postsecondary institutions are international students. Francophone minority communities are interested in this international student population (ISP), particularly because it appears that it can actively contribute to their demographic, economic, social, and cultural vitality. However, the literature notes that this population is disadvantaged when it comes to their economic integration, which could reduce their retention within Francophone communities. The main objective of this study is therefore to describe, analyze, and compare the school-to-work transition conditions of members of the ISP and the Canadian-born student population (CBSP) who have studied in French between 2015 and 2021 at seven specific Francophone minority postsecondary institutions"--Summary, page 6

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