

Success does not usually happen in a straight line. It has twists and turns, speedbumps and detours. But something that’s fundamental to success is equipping yourself with the right skills…but what are the right skills? Well, let’s find out.
Join me, Michael Sangster, as we learn about how successful people have turned a set of skills into success. From students to business leaders, veterans, policymakers, blue-collar workers and educators. You’ll find out how learning a set of skills can lead to a lifetime of success. Welcome to the EdUp Canada podcast. Let’s learn together.
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Episode #05: How Career Colleges Hold the Key to Canada’s Workforce Development with Ari Laskin
"What's your dream? Pick your dream and pick your course" It really can be as simple as that. Career Colleges of Ontario have a long history dating back to the 1800s. But just because they date back that far doesn't mean they aren't at the cutting edge of innovation...
Episode #04: Why Customer Experience Matters in Every Career with Dan Gingiss
“Customer service is what happens when customer experience fails” Not only is customer experience a ‘nice to have’, but in today’s world it’s essential. Why? Well, let our next guest, Dan Gingiss lead you down that rabbit hole. This Episode is for if You’re curious...
Episode #03: Taking your door off the hinges, a career in tourism, and climbing (or jumping) up the corporate ladder with David Goldstein
“...sometimes the higher you climb up the ladder the harder it is to jump to another ladder” It's not easy to climb the corporate ladder...and can be even higher to jump it. But, there are plenty of opportunities to climb it if you put the right skills to work. What...
Episode #02: Financial literacy, being known for getting things done and the power of compound interest with Kevin McCarthy
“It’s the one thing I wish I would have done when I was younger, and it’s the one thing I wish for my kids. Compound interest." Just like with your finances, the power of compounding is huge. And one can never underestimate how 'getting things done' is as a skill set....
Episode #01: T-shaped leadership, encouraging learners and recognizing different abilities with Krista Pawley
The world of education and credentials is changing. Employers are no longer just looking for a certain degree from a certain school. They're looking to see that you have the right skills and that you are a T-shaped leader. What is that, exactly? On this episode of the...
Episode #06: What Canada can learn from the USA about career education with Jason Altmire
There is a lot to learn on each side about career education. So on this episode, we're going to the USA to speak with Jason Altmire, President and Chief Executive Officer of Career Education Colleges and Universities about how their system works and explore lessons...
Episode #05: How Career Colleges Hold the Key to Canada’s Workforce Development with Ari Laskin
"What's your dream? Pick your dream and pick your course" It really can be as simple as that. Career Colleges of Ontario have a long history dating back to the 1800s. But just because they date back that far doesn't mean they aren't at the cutting edge of innovation...
Episode #04: Why Customer Experience Matters in Every Career with Dan Gingiss
“Customer service is what happens when customer experience fails” Not only is customer experience a ‘nice to have’, but in today’s world it’s essential. Why? Well, let our next guest, Dan Gingiss lead you down that rabbit hole. This Episode is for if You’re curious...