Eight Atlantic Canadian colleges and universities will be in Bermuda next week to visit local secondary schools and meet with prospective students and their families. This visit is part of a long standing educational history between Bermuda and Atlantic Canada.

Students, parents, and community members are invited to attend the Atlantic Canadian Education Fair on Monday, October 1 at The Fairmont Hamilton Princess from 6:30-8:30 p.m. “We’re excited to return to Bermuda to connect with students about their postsecondary options in our region,” says Katherine Cross, visit coordinator and Assistant Registrar at Dalhousie University. “From actuarial science and business to social sciences, engineering, ocean and atmospheric science programs, the eight visiting institutions are well positioned to help students thrive in their postsecondary studies, and achieve their academic and career goals,” she says.

While most high schools will receive visits from the postsecondary representatives, students, parents, and community members are invited to attend the Atlantic Canadian Education Fair on Monday, October 1 at The Fairmont Hamilton Princess from 6:30-8:30pm. The fair and school visits will support students in beginning their postsecondary journey.

• Press release from Atlantic Canadian Education Fair