NEW WEBINAR! TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25TH @ 1:00 PM
Future-Proofing Students: 
Essential Skills for Success in the Evolving Workplace

Equip your students for the future with skills that matter! In this 60-minute webinar, The King’s Trust Canada will share insights from its Skills Academy, highlighting the importance of meta, transferable, and self-navigation skills. Learn how these competencies prepare students to thrive in an ever-evolving job market, and gain practical strategies for fostering these skills in high school settings to empower students for lasting success.

The King's Trust Canada is a national charity that creates pathways to employment for young people facing barriers. Founded in 2011, by His Majesty King Charles III, The King’s Trust Canada (formerly the Prince’s Trust Canada), works with leading Canadian employers, community partners, and educational institutions to advance our mission of helping 100,000 young people increase their employability. Register Here!

Forms are to be submitted no later than Friday, September 12, 2025 by 4:00 p.m.

The Ontario School Counsellors’ Association has a long standing tradition (over 40 years) of recognizing and awarding those who stand out in the field of Guidance and Career Education. OSCA recognizes individuals and/or organizations that have made a significant contribution to Guidance and Career Education in Ontario. We can say with confidence that our past award winners have helped thousands find their pathways to successful futures!

OSCA-ACOSO Anthony Di Lena Student Pathway Awards' mandate is to assist at-risk students in their journey towards success. An award is given to at-risk students who have demonstrated the exemplary ability to succeed in the face of adversity. $500.00 awards are presented to students who, in their postsecondary pursuits, are taking a pathway to apprenticeship, college, community living, university or work.

Nominated students must be graduating/or have graduated from an accredited public secondary, Catholic secondary, or inspected private secondary school, including First Nations, in the province of Ontario in the previous school year.

 

 

 

 

Students are key to shaping mental health and well-being learning and programming in schools. Help the students in your life share their voice and perspectives with #HearNowON!

Learn More!

https://smho-smso.ca/

Get involved!

 

 

Your students still have the opportunity to apply to study at the University of Niagara Falls
Canada. They can apply today and start taking classes at our downtown Niagara Falls campus
this fall!

Prospective students apply directly on our website, unfc.ca. The application fee is waived for
2025.

We offer personalized support to prospective students, from the moment they express interest
to the time they begin their academic journey.

Once a student connects with us, a student advisor will be in touch!

Toronto Metropolitan University
Thursday, February 6, 11 a.m. - 12 p.m.


Join us online for a mid-year update. Learn about admissions updates and all-things Undeclared Arts during a program spotlight, including Faculty of Arts pathways opportunities for your students.

TMU staff will be available throughout the event to answer your questions about admissions, international students, programs and anything TMU!

Agenda:
11 - 11:30 a.m.: Admissions Update with Scott O'Neill, Director, Admissions & National Recruitment

11:30 - 12 p.m.: Spotlight on Undeclared Arts with Dr. Anne-Marie Lee-Loy, Associate Dean, Undergraduate Studies, Faculty of Arts

YOUNG COURAGE AWARD
Young Courage Award is a non-political recognition with the aim to highlight actions of moral courage. Originally introduced in 2015 by the Raoul Wallenberg Academy, the Young Courage Award is given to ‘young people between the ages of 13 and 20, who with small resources have made a great human difference and shown evidence of moral courage and commitment’. The award is designed to commemorate the altruistic deeds carried out by Raoul Wallenberg in the final years of WWII.

Grade 10 students thinking about university are invited (along with their supporters) to an information session on admission requirements, financing their education, and advice on how to get started preparing for university. Join us online or on campus.

Thursday, February 20, 2025
6:30 to 8:00 p.m.
University of Waterloo Humanities Theatre & Virtual Livestream
Information fair (in-person only): 5:30 to 6:30 & 8:00 to 8:30 p.m.

Location: Roy Thomson Hall, Toronto
Date: Saturday, April 12, 2025
Time: 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM

The US College Expo is a one-day event where students and families connect directly with representatives from top U.S. colleges and universities.

 

The Animal Trades Series, beginning with Lion the Electrician, aims to inspire young readers to view the skilled trades as exciting and rewarding professions. Through relatable stories and vibrant illustrations, it showcases the creativity and impact of tradespeople in their communities. This series encourages kids to explore careers they might not have considered, sparking curiosity and passion. Our mission is to empower the next generation to see the skilled trades as a future worth exploring!  Visit us at www.animaltrades.ca to learn more.
 
 
 

Sunshine Therapy Dogs, a charity providing therapeutic visits from volunteers and
their friendly dogs to those in need. We share the belief that dogs can provide comfort
to those experiencing physical, emotional and mental distress. To that end, we provide
visits on a no fee basis to individuals, public schools and community-based
organizations in the following regions: Toronto, Durham, York, Peel, Halton, Hamilton-
Niagara. We would love to provide support to your students, individually or in groups, at
your request.

If you have any questions about our programs, please reach out at your convenience.

The transition from postsecondary (PSE) to work is an exciting and important milestone that can also be challenging. In Ontario, the existing data infrastructure around PSE outcomes relies on provincial government key performance indicators and graduate surveys that measure students’ employment and graduate outcomes (Government of Ontario, 2024). Government and institutions, as well as students and their families, are interested in these high-level outcomes, but they do not tell the whole story when it comes to understanding the labour market outcomes of PSE grads. The gap between expectations and reality of post-graduation outcomes is significant for historically marginalized and equity deserving graduates.