Education


Education Survey

Half (52%) of Canadians Believe Government Should Place “High Priority” on Helping Children Transitioning from Child Welfare System into School or Workforce

Nine in ten (93%) believe youth in government care should receive equal access to educational opportunities; only 69% think they do.
Education Publication

Ipsos Update – September 2024

Data, Healthcare, Education … Ipsos Update explores the latest and research & thinking on key topics from Ipsos teams around the world.
Education Survey

Majority (53%) of Canada’s Post-Secondary Students Claim Financial Independence, Yet Over Three-Fifths (62%) Concede They Won’t Make It Through the School Year Without Financial Help from the Bank of Mom and Dad

Most Post-Secondary Students Showcase Fiscal Responsibility by Tracking Spending (78%) and Understanding the Intricacies of Credit Scores (80%) and Credit Card Interest (76%)
Society Survey

Widespread support for banning social media for under 14s and acceptance that kids today have it harder

In the second edition of our annual Education Monitor, we explore global attitudes towards education and schools, with a special focus on the role of technology, AI and smartphones.
Society Publication

Ipsos Update – October 2023

Education, infrastructure, healthcare… Ipsos Update explores the latest and greatest research & thinking on key topics from Ipsos teams around the world.

Nearly 8 in 10 (79%) Young Canadians Believe Pandemic Created New Work Opportunities

Young Canadians Resilient in Face of Adversity, But Not Free of Mental Health Worries

Majority (58%) say Teachers Deserve Higher Pay During COVID-19

Majority of Liberal and NDP Supporters Favour Higher Pay for Teachers, Tory Voters Disagree
Education Survey

Amid Black History Month, Less than Half Agree Public Education Does a Good Job of Teaching Black History in Canada (46%)

Kicking off Black History Month, BLM’s nomination for Nobel Peace Prize gains majority support among Canadians (67%)
Education Survey

One in Three (32%) Families Going into Debt to Fund their Children’s Extra-Curricular Activities, Up 5 Points from Last Year

The average family anticipates spending $1,160 on activities for their children during the upcoming school year, up 3.5%