In this episode, we welcomed Hugo O'Doherty, a passionate advocate for newcomers to Canada. Originally from Ireland, Hugo's journey led him to become a Canadian citizen, and he now serves as the Director of Partnerships at Moving2Canada. Today, Hugo shares insights into his work supporting newcomers' international journeys, including individuals participating in the International Experience Canada (IEC) program.
In this episode of Audio Alumni, we hosted Mariam Raza, who has had the privilege of residing and working in four countries and extensive travel to over 20 countries. These diverse global encounters have significantly shaped her life, career, and perspective, ultimately influencing the person she is today. Her compelling message to our listeners emphasizes the importance of making deliberate decisions, seeking no one's permission, and staying true to what you feel is your path.
In this episode of Audio Alumni, we talk to GO International, a Recognized Organization (RO) of International Experience Canada. As an IEC partner, hear how they raise awareness of the program, promote the benefits of international experiences, and equip youth with information to embark on international work and travel experiences successfully.
In this episode, we welcomed Alex Stuhr, a seasoned traveler from Saskatoon. After beginning her international journey in vibrant Australia, she seized the opportunity to explore nearby New Zealand and decided to move there and immerse herself in the local hospitality scene, working in restaurants and hotels. Listen to how she braved the challenges encountered with her partner and her current reality as a thriving bar manager in her hometown.
In this episode, we welcome Leah Prisque. Leah is of Metis heritage and has always wanted to explore the world. Her teacher encouraged her to pursue her dream of travelling abroad, and after doing a school project on New Zealand, she became fascinated with the country. Without hesitation, through the IEC program, she booked a one-way flight to New Zealand, much to her parents' surprise. She embraced every opportunity that came her way and worked as a cleaner in her hostel, an apple picker, and a...
In this week's episode of Audio Alumni, we introduce you to Stephen Tadgh from Ireland and Jack Strange from the UK. Stephen is a digital content producer with over a decade of experience in broadcast and commercial television projects for a global audience. Jack is a writer and travel content creator. Hear their experiences navigating the nuances of living and working in Vancouver.
In this episode, we share Tatiana’s journey, which began during her school years when she had the opportunity to study in Asia. After completing her studies, she researched and chose England as her next destination through the IEC program. Tatiana welcomed many realities during her time in England but remained persistent and landed a role in the public relations field. This week, get inspired to push through fear, remain open to new experiences and embrace the unexpected.
This week, we'll meet Kimberly Rude and Eymard Amoroso, who finished their undergraduate studies and were looking for a new experience and a change of scenery. Inspired by the idea of living abroad and immersing themselves in a new culture closer to their Filipino origins, they decided to take the leap and move to Seville, Spain, in 2022. The couple welcomed the realities and opportunities of their new life and work in Spain and shared their journey in this week’s episode of Audio Alumni.
In this episode of Audio Alumni, we spoke to Laetitia Damonsing, who, driven by a strong interest in social justice and diplomacy, sought professional experiences in Brazil, France, Belgium, and Switzerland. Her first learning experience abroad was volunteering in Brazil. Then she spent two years working at the Canadian Embassy in Paris and later embarked on a seven-month journey across Asia. We will hear about her experiences abroad and how her time outside of Canada has shaped her current ende...
In this episode, we spoke with Kathleen Mahamad, a spirited explorer who embarked on an extraordinary journey in France. Initially driven by her desire to immerse herself in the French language, Kathleen's adventures took an unexpected turn as she eventually found herself working as a tour guide at the Vimy Ridge Visitor Education Centre. Her story will inspire you to embrace life's adventures with open arms.
Welcome to season two of Audio Alumni. This podcast features stories about learning abroad. Each episode invites guests to share their experiences, offering perspective on the inspiration for their travels, the skills they gained, the obstacles they had to overcome, and ultimately how their time abroad shaped their lives today.
CBIE wishes to recognize that it is located on the traditional and unceded territory of the Algonquin Anishinabé. CBIE acknowledges and pays tribute to all Indigenous peoples who live either in the Ottawa region or elsewhere in Canada and beyond, honouring their courageous leaders of yesterday, today and tomorrow. This episode was conducted by CBIE’s Beatriz Ela Ebang and was made possible thanks to funding from the Government of Canada and the Master Card Foundation, as well as the wonderful pa...
CBIE wishes to recognize that it is located on the traditional and unceded territory of the Algonquin Anishinabé. CBIE acknowledges and pays tribute to all Indigenous peoples who live either in the Ottawa region or elsewhere in Canada and beyond, honouring their courageous leaders of yesterday, today and tomorrow. This episode was conducted by CBIE’s Beatriz Ela Ebang and was made possible thanks to funding from the Government of Canada and the Master Card Foundation, as well as the wonderful pa...
CBIE wishes to recognize that it is located on the traditional and unceded territory of the Algonquin Anishinabé. CBIE acknowledges and pays tribute to all Indigenous peoples who live either in the Ottawa region or elsewhere in Canada and beyond, honouring their courageous leaders of yesterday, today and tomorrow. This episode was conducted by CBIE’s Beatriz Ela Ebang and was made possible thanks to funding from the Government of Canada and the Master Card Foundation, as well as the wonderful pa...
CBIE wishes to recognize that it is located on the traditional and unceded territory of the Algonquin Anishinabé. CBIE acknowledges and pays tribute to all Indigenous peoples who live either in the Ottawa region or elsewhere in Canada and beyond, honouring their courageous leaders of yesterday, today and tomorrow. This episode was conducted by CBIE’s Beatriz Ela Ebang and was made possible thanks to funding from the Government of Canada, through Global Affairs Canada, and the Mastercard Foundati...
CBIE wishes to recognize that it is located on the traditional and unceded territory of the Algonquin Anishinabé. CBIE acknowledges and pays tribute to all Indigenous peoples who live either in the Ottawa region or elsewhere in Canada and beyond, honouring their courageous leaders of yesterday, today and tomorrow. This episode was conducted by CBIE’s Beatriz Ela Ebang and was made possible thanks to funding from the Government of Canada, through Global Affairs Canada, and the Mastercard Foundati...
CBIE wishes to recognize that it is located on the traditional and unceded territory of the Algonquin Anishinabé. CBIE acknowledges and pays tribute to all Indigenous peoples who live either in the Ottawa region or elsewhere in Canada and beyond, honouring their courageous leaders of yesterday, today and tomorrow. This episode was conducted by CBIE’s Beatriz Ela Ebang and was made possible thanks to funding from the Government of Canada, through Global Affairs Canada, and the Master Card Foundat...
This podcast is brought to you by the Canadian Bureau for International Education. CBIE is the national voice advancing Canadian international education by creating and mobilizing expertise, knowledge, opportunity and leadership. We are a global leader in international education, dedicated to equity, quality, inclusiveness and partnership. This podcast is intended to elevate the voices of international students, scholars and researchers that pursued education in Canada under a Government funded ...
