Conestoga College - Some international students lack basic computer and academic skills, Conestoga College unions claim

Unions representing Conestoga College's faculty and support staff are speaking out about the impact of the school's rapid growth on those who work there.

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Some international students lack basic computer and academic skills, Conestoga College unions claim

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Some international students lack basic computer and academic skills, Conestoga College unions claim