Compare And Differences Of Canadian Education In Canada

In 1990, women in Canada between the ages of 25 to 54 had a smaller chance of having a post-secondary degree than men; less then 20% had earned a college or university degree (Women and Education). However, two decades later, the situation is totality different as today. In fact, education in Canada has changed in general for all Canadians but more for women. Some education indicators even show that female is superior than male in school. Nowadays the Canadian education is very different than in 1990. Women have more opportunities such as progressing in education, having more job choices and getting job satisfaction.
To begin with, women in Canada are progressing in school and education. Twenty- five years ago, there used to be a lot of bias

Women are more content when they secure a job after they graduate because that job creates a sense of achievement like scoring a goal and reaching the next level. They feel they have paid their dues and deserve to have a better life because of the hard work that they had to do in college or university. In addition, better-educated women have more job opportunities (Women with Activity Limitations). An example of a successful, woman is Indu Brar, who grew up in Calgary and worked in the hotel industry across Canada and the United States. She is the first woman to manage the Empress Hotel in Victoria (Kloster, Darron) and shows how women who focus on education can attain the best jobs. Women in 2015 were more able to work in fields and industries that interested them. Also, over more than a century, Brar is the first that after 23 male managers at the famous hotel, she was successful in becoming the General Manager position. Women, who are satisfied with their job think that happiness is one of the reasons for them satisfaction. As an example is the report from CBCNEWS that found out that 24 per cent of Canadians love their job so much they’d do it for free and 40 per cent say enjoy what they do, but could like it more (Canadians Top