by Cody McInnis The University of Prince Edward Island is one of the oldest institutions on PEI.  Its earliest conception dates back to the 18th century, when then Lieutenant Governor Edward Fanning promoted the view that education was paramount to the survival of the English colony. This belief led Fanning to donate the land on which Prince Of Wales College was built in ... [Read More...]

by Cody McInnis Holland College is one of the oldest institutions on Prince Edward Island. The College takes its name from Samuel Holland, an 18th century British surveyor who mapped the Island and much of eastern North America. The college is home to 2,467 full-time, 126 part-time, 4,905 continuing education students, 764 adult education students, and 596 language ... [Read More...]

by Cody McInnis Collège de l'Île is Prince Edward Island’s public French Language community college.  It offers eight college-level programs, as well as French language training.  There are campuses in Wellington and Charlottetown, and a training centre in Deblois. The college has approximately 200 full-time and part-time students. College programs and language training ... [Read More...]

by Cody McInnis Academy of Learning College is a post-secondary educational institution which offers programs in Office Administration, Accounting/Payroll, Business Administration, Graphic & Web Design, Healthcare Administration, and Information Technology.  It currently has 50 campuses across Canada. In the 1990s, the Academy of Learning College was the first ... [Read More...]