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betterU to bring Carleton University’s Canada-India Centre to India
betterU, India’s largest online market place for education recently announced its partnership with Carleton University’s Canada-India Centre for Excellence (CICE)
Mumbai: betterU, India’s largest online market place for education recently announced its partnership with Carleton University’s Canada-India Centre for Excellence (CICE), a research and training center to promote bilateral ties between the India and Canada. CICE’s programs have been brought on board by betterUwith the ambition to provide a range of educational content on betterU’s platform.The partnership comes as a result of a joint focus of the corporations to create access to quality content and education and facilitateoverall upliftment of the education sector in India.
“betterU is moving towards a future for e-learning that directs one to better their opportunities not only in India, but in the global markets as well. To fulfil that, we need to increase the exposure of students on culture, business ethics, networking opportunities with peers, executives, and leaders. CICE is the perfect opportunity for Indian students to maximize their acquaintance with the Canadian setup and understand issues in detail.” said Bradley Loiselle, CEO, betterU announcing the partnership.
The courses which will be made available on betterU’s platformwill help foster the understanding of skills and training required for next generation of global jobs in theknowledge-based economy.These courses which are provided in the form of experiential learning experiences andare taught by seasoned academicians in science, engineering, businesses, and more.
“We are excited to collaborate with betterU as it is the perfect gateway for us to enter the Indian market, given that they share our objective of imparting knowledge through technology. Skilling of Indian youth is a significant priority for India, and given that Canada is home to some incredible academic education training institution, we at CICE would like to bring those opportunities to Indian students. The association will bring with it, new and unique custom courses created to meet the demands of India users, with respect to the content and cost.” said Harry Sharma, Manager CICE.
