Students Study at University of waterloo, Renison College.

By Prof. Samuel Rong

Prof. Samuel Rong of CFCIE and Dr. John Crossely, Principal of Renison College, University of Waterloo welcomes students from SCIC to Canada Since Canadian Foundation Center for International Education (CFCIE) and Renison College, University of Waterloo formulated the agreement to place students from its Sino-Canadian International College (SCIC) into Renison for their Academic English bridging linkage to degree study in Waterloo University on June 16, 2002, Mrs. Judi Jewinski, the Associate Dean and Director of the English Programs at Renison College, University of Waterloo came to SCIC for an onsite examination and interview for CFCIE's students in SCIC's location in Nanning, China. Renison-Waterloo-Campus-Summer The staff of CFCIE in China submitted 11 application materials to Canadian Embassy in Beijing in September of 2002, and 8 students received their approved visas to Canada in February of 2003. Prof. Rong and Dr. Crossley at Renison-Waterloo Thanks for the CFCIE's personnel working with students and their parents for the visa document preparations, thanks for the Dean of SCIC and all administrative staffs and teachers in SCIC, and thanks for all the 15 Canadian Teachers teaching in SCIC for the academic year of 2002, without the supports and dedication from all of you for the international education programs, our students would not have been such successful. Please see some photos taken during the reception of students in CFCIE and Waterloo.
Prof. Rong and Dr. Crossley receive CFCIE students at the "Open House" of Renison College of Waterloo.
Prof. Rong & his students	Prof. Rong of CFCIE received his students from SCIC in Canada
SCIC-Students-at Waterloo Mar 03	Prof. Rong & his students
Prof.Rong and his students at Renison-Waterloo-Mar-03	Prof. Rong & his students
Up to year 2002, CFCIE has more than 750 students in its cooperation programs in China including 340 students in 2001; CFCIE has hired more than 34 Canadian (Native) English Teachers working for its education programs in China including 14 Native English teachers in 2001, and 16 English Teachers in 2002, and 4 English teacher in 2000. CFCIE plans to establish more than 10 chain education programs across China in post-secondary and secondary levels of models having more than 10,000 students enroll in the near future. Up to year 2002, CFCIE has formulated the agreements with universities in Canada, United Kingdom, and Australia for its students' career advancement in English speaking countries.