Draft:CourseCompare
{{Short description|Canadian education marketplace}}
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{{Infobox company
| name = CourseCompare
| type = Private
| industry = Education technology
| founded = 2017
| location = Toronto, Ontario, Canada
| founder = Robert Furtado
| website = [https://www.coursecompare.ca CourseCompare.ca]
}}
CourseCompare is a Canadian education technology platform cited in national media and academic literature for its tools, rankings, and contributions to public understanding of postsecondary education, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic and amid concerns about international student fraud. The site publishes tuition and outcomes data on Canadian colleges, universities, and career training institutions, and has been referenced in news coverage related to education access, labour market trends, and institutional performance.
Overview
Founded in 2017 and based in Toronto, CourseCompare compiles comparative data on postsecondary and professional programs across Canada. It publishes editorial content, tuition information, graduate outcomes, and student reviews in fields such as business, healthcare, skilled trades, and technology.
Its data and rankings have been cited in media outlets including *The Globe and Mail*, *MoneySense*, *Narcity*, *BlogTO*, and the *London Free Press*, often in the context of school comparisons, rankings, and career-focused education.
Public Use and Citations
During the COVID-19 pandemic, CourseCompare tracked institutional closures and shifts to online learning across more than 150 Canadian postsecondary institutions. Its reporting was cited by the *Canadian Medical Education Journal* (published by the National Institutes of Health), *University Affairs*, *The Globe and Mail*, the *Toronto Star*, the *Calgary Herald*, and others.
The platform has also been referenced in discussions of micro-credentials in Canada and artificial intelligence's impact on careers. It has been used by national media to report on labour market shifts and the growth of online education during the pandemic.
References
External links
- [https://www.coursecompare.ca Official website]
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:Category:Educational technology companies of Canada
:Category:Companies based in Toronto
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