New deal brings students to TRU from China
KAMLOOPS — A landmark deal. That’s the way Thompson Rivers University President Alan Shaver describes a memorandum of agreement signed yesterday between the University and Maple Leaf Education North America.
The deal would provide MLENA with their first Canadian high school, to be located on the TRU campus.
Maple Leaf operates a number of schools in China, where they deliver the B.C. curriculum in that country.
The 20-year old program has more than 7500 B.C. registered students.