RCIC CLUB 23rd Private Conference: 2026 UN New York Immersion Programme and Year of the Horse
2026-02-13 08:00 - 2026-02-20 17:00 (America/Toronto)
February 13–20, 2026

Location: New York City | UN system learning environmentFormat: RCIC Club curated small delegation (limited capacity)

Many people ask:

What truly differentiates one RCIC from another at a higher level?

It is not technical skills alone.

It is whether you possess real exposure and perspective within the international system.

At the intersection of the Lunar New Year of the Horse and Valentine’s Day in February 2026, RCIC CLUB will lead a selected group of members within a United Nations system–based educational environment in New York for a full-week, immersive professional learning and exchange program. This is not a sightseeing tour. It is a practice-based entry into the global institutional environment—under a professional identity.

Participants will engage in week-long, full-day structured learning within a United Nations system–based educational setting, as independent professional participants. The program emphasizes substantive exposure and learning, rather than brief visits or ceremonial activities.

Week-Long, Full-Day Immersion within the United Nations System

Participants will engage in an immersive experience within an official UN system educational environment, gaining first-hand understanding of:

The operational logic of international organizations

Global governance and multilateral cooperation frameworks

International policy perspectives related to migration and global mobility

Professional communication and decision-making culture within international institutions

Opportunities of this depth are typically accessible only to universities, official bodies, or designated organizations. This program represents one of RCIC CLUB’s rare, system-based, non-ceremonial international immersions.

Entering the World Stage with a Professional Identity

You attend not as a visitor, and not as a student, but as a professional member of RCIC CLUB.

This distinction creates long-term value:

A credible international institutional experience that can be integrated into your professional profile

Strong positioning for high-net-worth and cross-border clients

An identity-based credential that is difficult to replicate

For consultants seeking to clearly elevate their professional tier over the next 2–3 years, such experience becomes a reusable strategic asset.

Engagement with New York’s Education System

The program also includes:

Exchange with New York secondary education institutions

A visit to New York University (NYU)

From the perspective of global education pathways and talent mobility, members will deepen their understanding of how North American education systems interface with long-term migration and international planning for high-end families.

Lunar New Year & Valentine’s Day in a Global Capital

Celebrating the Year of the Horse in New York—the world’s most multicultural city—together with the local Chinese community offers more than festivity. It represents cultural continuity and identity on the global stage.

The convergence of Lunar New Year, Valentine’s Day, and New York creates a rare personal and professional milestone:

a moment that carries emotional resonance, cultural meaning, and long-term narrative value for one’s personal brand.

High-Level Exchange and International Networking

The program will include opportunities for interaction with:

Professionals connected to the UN system

Chambers of commerce and international organizations

Cross-sector institutional representatives

These exchanges aim to build authentic, sustainable international communication channels and professional networks.

Why This Experience Is Truly Irreplaceable

✔ Full-day immersion within the UN system

✔ Entry with a professional, not visitor, identity

✔ Genuine international institutional exposure

✔ Strong credibility for cross-border and high-end client positioning

✔ A rare time window: Lunar New Year, Valentine’s Day, and New York combined

This is the kind of experience that changes how you are positioned—both in the eyes of clients and within the profession.

Who This Is Designed For

This program is particularly suited for RCICs who:

✔ RCICs currently serving or planning to serve cross-border and high-net-worth clients

✔ Professionals aiming to clearly elevate their positioning within the next 2–3 years

✔ Members who value identity, international credibility, and long-term brand assets over short-term cost considerations

From a Confirmed RCIC Club Member

“I’m not joining because it’s New York.I’m joining for the real, system-based experience.This is the kind of exposure that stays relevant for many years—for clients, and for how you position yourself professionally.”

Important Notes on Participation

Seats are strictly limited and confirmed in internal priority orderParticipation is as independent learners, not as representatives of any international organizationAttendance does not imply affiliation, endorsement, or certification by the United Nations or its agenciesA Strategic Step, Not a One-Time Trip

RCIC Club designs international programs for members who think in years, not seasons—who understand that the most valuable professional assets are identity, perspective, and credibility.

This New York immersion is one such step.

Interested in Joining the Delegation or RCIC Club?

📩Contact rcicclubevents@gmail.com to receive the detailed information package

RCIC ClubA professional platform for RCICs who choose depth, credibility, and global perspective

RCIC CLUB | Membership Open · 2026

*Participation does not imply employment by, representation of, or official affiliation with the United Nations or any of its agencies.

25th RCIC CLUB Executive Learning Retreat (Oxford University Program-UK)
2026-08-08 08:00 - 2026-08-18 17:00
Oxford University Study Program · Cambridge University Academic Visit · London School of Economics Institutional VisitAugust 8 – August 18, 2026 | United Kingdom

Following the Harvard University and Yale University learning programs, the Canadian Immigration Consultants Club (RCIC CLUB) will officially launch its 25th RCIC CLUB UK Executive Learning Retreat in the summer of 2026.

Centered around learning within the world’s leading academic institutions, this program will focus on Oxford University coursework, academic visits to the University of Cambridge, and institutional observation at the London School of Economics, creating a systematic learning experience that combines institutional understanding, academic depth, and international perspective.

The Oxford University study component offers two learning tracks, and members may choose one based on their professional interests and long-term development goals:

• Rules of the Game: How Law Works in Everyday Life• Marketing in the Digital Age: AI, Communication and the Human Touch

Participants who successfully complete the Oxford University program will receive a certificate of completion issued upon conclusion of the coursework.

Why the United Kingdom?

The relationship between Canada and the United Kingdom extends far beyond an ordinary international connection. Canada’s common law system, constitutional structure, and philosophy of public governance have all been deeply shaped by British legal and institutional traditions. To better understand the UK is, in many ways, to better understand the foundations upon which Canada’s institutional framework was built.

RCIC CLUB chose the UK not as an exercise in revisiting history, but as an opportunity to help members re-examine the foundations, evolution, and operating logic of the Canadian immigration system within a broader legal and social context.

Why does this matter for Canadian immigration consultants?

RCIC CLUB’s international learning programs have never been simply about “going abroad.” Their purpose is to help members:

• Understand immigration policy logic from its institutional origins• Strengthen professional judgment beyond procedural knowledge• Re-examine the Canadian experience within an international academic context• Reinforce the professional identity of immigration consultants as professionals carrying public trust and responsibility

At the same time, as global travel costs continue to evolve, more Canadians are beginning to rethink the value of international learning and long-term educational travel. For those with more than 10 days of vacation, Europe is once again becoming an important destination that combines educational meaning with global perspective.

Executive Learning Retreat Principles

• Exclusive to RCIC CLUB Members• Small-Scale, Deep Learning• Emphasis on Complete Learning Experience and High-Quality Exchange

The value of an executive learning retreat lies not in the destination itself, but in developing a deeper understanding of the institutional world upon which one’s profession is built.
