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The College of Early Childhood Educators regulates and governs Ontario’s early childhood educators in the public interest. The College is not an educational institution or a professional association that advocates for early childhood educators. It is an organization that helps to serve and protect children and families by setting registration requirements and ethical and professional standards for registered early childhood educators (RECEs), and governing member conduct through a complaints and discipline process.

College of Eastern Idaho (CEI, formerly EITC) offers associate degrees, technical certificates, and workforce training programs to help students achieve their educational and career goals. With a focus on affordability, accessibility, and student success, CEI is dedicated to providing high-quality education and training to the residents of eastern Idaho.

VŠEM působí jako nezávislé a svobodné vysokoškolské pracoviště realizující vzdělávací programy na mezinárodně srovnatelné úrovni s důrazem na ucelenou nabídku studijních programů (Bc.│BBA│Ing.│MSc.│MBA│DBA) realizovaných prezenční, kombinovanou a distanční formou studia, s nabídkou cenových úrovní školného od 20.000 Kč/rok.

CET is Western Australia’s largest provider of electrical training offering courses at pre-apprentice, apprenticeship and post trade levels. Delivering to over 6,500 students annually across two campuses (Jandakot and Joondalup), and a regional Trade Training Centre (Bunbury), CET ensures all electrical training solutions are catered for including a range of pre-apprenticeship and school-based apprenticeship programs for year 11 and 12 students. CET delivers advanced post-trade training for electrical fitters, electricians, and contractors designed to up-skill the workforce across all areas of the electrical and telecommunications industry. CET has a flexible mix of face-to-face training, open learning and blended learning, and for certain courses, students can choose a suitable delivery method whilst easily switching or combining learning modes. This progressive approach ensures the electrical industry has a constantly growing pool of trained and qualified tradespeople. Our high commitment to safety has been recognized by Worksafe WA and CET have been awarded their Platinum Award in August 2017 for a second consecutive time. The Platinum Award is presented to those organisations that achieve only the highest standards in Health and Safety. RTO 2394

The College of Engineering and Architecture of Fribourg enjoys a privileged location in Switzerland: • at the junction of languages and cultures • on an important axis of communication • in the heart of a university town With more than 110 years of experience, the College of Engineering and Architecture’s task is to train engineers and architects. It currently hosts approximately 800 students distributed among eight professional college degree programs. It offers the following degrees: • Bachelor of Science in civil engineering, chemistry, computer science, telecommunications, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering • Bachelor of Arts in architecture • Technical college degree in construction management issued by the Technical School of Construction, affiliated with the College of Engineering and Architecture of Fribourg • MSE: Master of Science in Engineering • MSLS: Master of Science in Life Sciences • Master of Science in Environmental Engineering • Joint Master of Architecture The College of Engineering and Architecture of Fribourg offers a practice-based education and the opportunity to take bilingual classes (French/German). Within the framework of its activities in Applied Research and Development (aR&D), the College of Engineering and Architecture of Fribourg (EIA-FR) offers businesses numerous possibilities for partnership and innovation.

College of Engineering Roorkee (COER) is located at Roorkee. The town of Roorkee, located on the national highway (NH-58) about 180 km north of Delhi, the capital of India, is known as the gateway to the Himalayan Ranges. Roorkee is well connected by rail and road from Delhi. There is frequent bus service to Roorkee from Delhi. Rail connections to Roorkee is on Howrah-Amritsar and Delhi-Dehradun Railway Lines. The COER campus, situated on NH-58, just 7 km from Roorkee offers an enchanting site with 75 acres of lush green pollution free environment. Affiliated to Uttarakhand Technical University (UTU), Dehradun and recognized by All India Council of Technical Education (AICTE), the campus provides an enchanting site on the busy highway that catches the eye of every passerby. The COER campus is meticulously constructed. The infrastructure and the academicians are providing the best of inputs for education and extracurricular activities. The campus perfectly build up with various sections including fully fascilated class-rooms, Laboratories, Computer Centre, Library, Hostels, Auditorium, and Student Centre as well as Sports Complex.

The College of Engineering Trivandrum was established in 1939 as the first Engineering College in the then Travancore State. The first classes were started on 3rd July 1939 during the reign of the Travancore King, Sri Chithira Thirunal Balarama Varma and as the head of the then Travancore state he deserves his share of credit in the establishment of the college. Initially the College was housed in the former office and bungalow of the Chief Engineer (present PMG Office). Maj T.H. Mathewman, a Britisher was the first Principal. Started as a constituent College of Travancore University, the College had an initial intake of 21 students each for Degree and Diploma courses in Civil, Mechanical and Electrical branches. With the establishment of the Directorate of Technical Education in the late fifties, the College administration came under the control of the Government of Kerala. The College was shifted to the present sprawling 125 acres in 1960. Over the years, the intake of students increased and as of now with eight full-fledged departments offering eight undergraduate, 19 postgraduate and doctoral programmes under the APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University, the College has around 3500 students, 285 teaching staff and 290 non-teaching staff. B.Tech, B.Arch, M.Tech, M.Plan, MCA and MBA and evening courses are also offered by the College. Ever since the inception, the College has maintained its eminence as a leading Engineering College in India. According to a study sponsored by the Department of Science and Technology, government of India, in the early ninties, College of Engineering, Trivandrum was among the top ten Engineering Colleges in India. The College ranks among the top in the country in the quality of its graduates and the number of top jobs held by its graduates. With such an eminence in the academic and curricular activities, the College is the most sought after Engineering College by the applicants of Engineering degree programmes in the state.

Welcome to the College of Europe. The place to study and experience Europe. Over the past 60 years the College of Europe has built an extensive reputation in the field of European studies, and is thus the leading place for those wishing to study, understand and literally 'live'​ Europe. HISTORY The College of Europe was the world’s first university institute of postgraduate studies and training in European affairs, and remains unique and innovative to this day. Its origins date back to the 1948 Hague Congress when Salvador de Madariaga, a Spanish statesman, thinker and writer in exile, proposed the establishment of a College where university graduates from many different countries could study and live together. A group of Bruges citizens led by the Reverend Karel Verleye were successful in attracting the College to Bruges, and Professor Hendrik Brugmans, one of the intellectual leaders of the European Movement of the time, became its fi rst Rector (1950-1972). After the fall of communism, and in the wake of the changes in Central and Eastern Europe, the College of Europe campus at Natolin (Warsaw, Poland), was founded in 1993 with the support of the European Commission and the Polish government. The College now operates as ‘one College - two campuses’ and what was once referred to as the ‘esprit de Bruges’, is now known as the ‘esprit du Collège’. CAMPUSES Bruges and Warsaw are multifaceted cities. Both have earned their fame in Europe through their impressive art-historical and cultural heritage. Bruges with its maze of medieval streets, meandering canals and green city ramparts enthrals millions of visitors every year. Warsaw offers the unique experience of an historic capital at the forefront of the dynamic changes taking place in Central Europe today.