Summary of thoughts on the NB working group PSE report
A lot of what was in the report was common-sense. The major flaw with the report is the constant call for the creation of new bureaucracies. A lot of the ideas could, and should, be implemented within the existing bureaucracies of N.B. higher education.
This WG report creates layers of red-tape that will ultimately result in no changes in the system that would not have occurred without the report. Way to go New Brunswick, you’ve managed to outpace British Columbia in messing up your post-secondary system.
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