The Canada-ASEAN SEED program continues its mission to reduce poverty in the developing countries of ASEAN and contribute to the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.

Miriam College is proud to announce another partnership with Canada-ASEAN SEED as three students from the School of Business, Entrepreneurship, and Accountancy, along with another student  from the School of Arts, Sciences, and Education, have been accepted into the program for this school year 2025-2026.

Among the grant recipients from Nova Scotia Community College (NSCC) are Una Sharapova Matutina, an incoming second-year student of Bachelor of Early Childhood Education, and Briana Sachi Cabahug, an incoming third-year student taking up Bachelor of Tourism Management.

Furthermore, incoming third-year students Lou Wraine Angala, from Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurship and Innovation, and Ceana Ayanna Navarro, from Business Administration major Financial and Investment Management, have also been awarded grants from Camosun College.

Participating in these programs not only opens doors to invaluable global networking opportunities but also empowers Knollers to cultivate essential skills in entrepreneurship, cross-cultural communication, collaboration, and leadership, setting them on a path to success in an interconnected world.