Task1: The chart below shows the percentage change in the share of international students among university graduates in different Canadian province between 2001 and 2006.

The chart illustrates the percentage change in the share of international

students

among university

graduates

across different Canadian

provinces

from 2001 to 2006.

Overall

, there was a notable increase in the number of international

graduates

in every province,

although

the extent of

this

increase varied. In 2001, New

Brunswick

had the highest proportion of international

students

, accounting for approximately 20% of its university

graduates

.

This

was significantly higher than other

provinces

, which indicates that New

Brunswick

was particularly attractive to overseas

students

at that time. By 2006, the percentage of international

graduates

in New

Brunswick

rose

further

, reflecting its continued appeal.

Conversely

,

provinces

like Alberta and British Columbia

also

experienced substantial increases in their shares of international

graduates

. Alberta, starting from a lower base of around 8% in 2001, saw an impressive rise to nearly 15% by 2006.

This

growth suggests that Alberta became increasingly popular among international

students

during

this

period. Ontario and Quebec,

while

having lower initial percentages in 2001,

also

demonstrated growth. Ontario saw its share rise from about 12% to 18%,

while

Quebec experienced a modest increase from 10% to around 14%. These changes highlight a broader trend of increasing globalization in higher education across Canada. In summary, the chart indicates a consistent upward trajectory in the share of international

students

among university

graduates

in all

provinces

from 2001 to 2006, with New

Brunswick

leading the way in terms of percentage.

This

trend underscores Canada's growing reputation as a destination for higher education among international

students

.