Statistics Canada recent research revealed that child immigrants are more likely to grab a degree of Canadian universities than native Canadians. Research was based on immigrant’s arrival date. The gap between immigrants and native Canadians in having a university degree is around ten percent and widening further. The research favors more those who immigrated in 1980s and female counterparts.

The widening education gap between childhood immigrants and native Canadians is revealing the ongoing reforms in the education system of source nations of immigrants.

The result is somehow similar and even better for female immigrants concerning earnings and employment reflecting a better employment opportunities for Canadian immigrants.

The research creates an interesting counter to several researches claiming Canadian immigrants are facing worse over period. Several researches have claimed degradation in earning and employment referring adult immigrants, leading to review fortunes of childhood immigrants.

Around 20-25 percent is the share of childhood immigration concerning overall Canadian immigration from 1960s to 1980s. European immigrants degrade to 28.5 percent from 71.4 in the period of 1960 to 1980, while Asian immigrants rose to 42 percent over the same time slab.

It is definitely a result of Canada’s points-based immigration system which entitles individuals having higher education with fare and better immigration opportunities.

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