Organizers of Study and Go Abroad Fairs announce the winners of the

(TRAVPR.COM) CANADA - November 2nd, 2011 - Enthusiastic students and visitors filled the seminars and aisles of exhibitors during the Study and Go Abroad Fairs that launched in Ottawa, Toronto, Vancouver and Calgary in October.  Fairs opened with Jean-Marc Hacheyʼs seminar on “Maximising the Career Value of Studying Abroad” to a full house in each city.

The exciting line-up of free seminars, held throughout the day, was a hit with visitors who attended presentations on topics such as “The US on a Fulbright Scholarship’, ‘Visiting Australia for Work or Fun – Tips from the Professionals’, presented by Travel CUTS, ‘Investing in Your Education’, by CQ University in Australia, and ‘Study in Hong Kong – Gateway to Asia’, by The Chinese University of Hong Kong. 

“More and more students are looking for study options abroad as an opportunity to broaden their horizons while, at the same time, achieving a recognized university degree abroad.  An international degree looks great on the resume and can give that competitive edge when applying for jobs”, said Director of Marketing, Katie Idle.  “We are also seeing a surge of interest in Gap Year products; volunteering, working abroad, and adventure travel.”

Study and Go Abroad Fair Organizers are building on the success of their Fall cross-Canada series of global education and travel fairs by getting ready for the

Spring series that includes Vancouver – March 1st, Montreal – March 3rd, and Toronto – March 4th. 

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