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 Featured Highlights This summer, students are invited to explore their creative potential at the Ryerson Creative Academy in downtown Toronto.
- Experience university life in the heart of Toronto before you finish high school. Join Ryerson’s two-week summer program from July 12-26, 2020 to explore a creative path in Fashion, Performance, Journalism, Media Production, Interior Design or Graphic Communications Management. - Develop creative skills and build your portfolio - Receive support on university admissions - Experience the city’s top attractions - Network with global peers Applications are now open. Scholarship Opportunity at The Weizmann Institute of Science Since 1969, every summer a group of 80 outstanding students from all over the world come to the Davidson Institute of Science Education to take part in the month-long prestigious Dr. Bessie F. Lawrence International Summer Science Institute. Immediately after finishing high school or in the first year of university, students are able to have their first experience in scientific research with the Davidson Institute of Science Education and the Weizman Institute of Science. Most recently, the Weizmann Institute ranked #2 globally in the Nature Index for top academic institutions, ranking higher than top U.S. Ivy League schools Princeton, Harvard and Yale. Applications are due by March 1st, 2020. Learn more at their website. Apply to College From Your Phone
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Highlights: - Consultation on the public health system - Register now for the OHSC Annual Conference - Collaborative Inquiry on Healthy Schools Practices - Schools cannot do it alone! Working together for student success - Research, Resources, and Learning Opportunities "Read More" below ↓ 
Post Secondary InformationResourcesThese Careers Pay Solid Salaries, Even While You’re Training Looking for high paying jobs in Ontario? Some skilled trades careers have starting salaries of more than $70,000! by Stacy Lee KongFeb 3, 2020 It’s increasingly difficult for Canadians to make a good living. According to a Statistics Canada report released in September 2019, more and more workers hold low-paying jobs; in fact, "between 1998 and 2018, the proportion of employees earning minimum wage grew from 5.2% to 10.4%, with most of that growth occurring between 2017 and 2018.”
We are thrilled to announce a new funding opportunity, in partnership with Mental Health Research Canada. Together, we are offering three grants valued at up to $100,000 each, to explore the use of technology to enhance or support child and youth mental health in Ontario — and, ideally, beyond!
We are convinced that, in today's digital world, there are undiscovered or underexploited technological solutions for many of the barriers and challenges that Ontario's children, youth and families face as they seek mental health help. That's why we're calling on researchers and innovators in our sector who would like to test out their big ideas! We're looking to fund three projects that advance innovative, evidence-based digital solutions and have the potential for broad impact. As such, priority will be given to proposals that have the potential for scaling within and beyond the province of Ontario. You have until April 5 to apply! To learn more about this opportunity, including the terms of the grant and eligibility, or to apply, please visit mhrc.ca
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Sunday, March 1, 2020Expo hours: 1pm to 5pm;Seminars: 12 noon to 5pmVenue: Metro Toronto Convention Centre (North Building)Canada''s largest international university and student travel expo offers your students an exciting opportunity to meet with universities from around the world, many ranking in the Top 100. A ''must visit'' event for students considering their post-secondary options, or experiential travel/gap year programs. Representatives from over 100 universities/colleges from around the world will be at this prestigious student expo, to meet with students, parents and guidance counsellors. Learn about program options, scholarships and admission requirements. Free admission.www.studyandgoabroad.com.
Purpose can infuse peoples’ lives with a heightened sense of motivation, relevance, and direction, especially if they are able to view school and community engagement as pathways to fulfilling occupational goals (Koshy & Mariano, 2011). In the current age of school accountability and reform, there is greater emphasis on college and career-readiness. But school counselors also can improve services related to college and career readiness by helping students identify their life’s purpose. Having a purpose can be highly motivating and encourage students to develop skills and persistence towards meaningful education, life, and career goals.
Our Business workshops are back for Winter 2020.Sheridan's Pilon School of Business Diploma and Degree programs involve creativity, collaboration, experimentation and hands-on learning to solve business problems. Bring your Grade 10, 11 or 12 Business students on campus to explore the Sheridan experience through one of our six workshops. The agenda will run from 10:00 am to 1:30 pm at the Hazel McCallion Campus in Mississauga and will include the workshop, a campus tour, a college presentation and a short break. We can accommodate a maximum of 25 students per session (if you have more students please let me know and we can try to accommodate). Supply Chain Management - Available on Feb 18, Feb 26, Mar 11 & Mar 25Advertising and Marketing Communications - Available on Feb 19, Mar 4, Mar 10 & Apr 8Business - Available on Feb 20, Feb 27, Mar 12 & Apr 9Finance - Available on Feb 13, Mar 5, & Mar 26Human Resources Management - Available on Feb 11, Mar 3 & Apr 7Marketing - Available on Feb 12, Feb 25 & Mar 24Workshops are expected to book quickly. For more information or to book a workshop, please contact Jessica Murchie, Student Recruitment Coordinator, Office of the Registrar at jessica.murchie@sheridancollege.ca.
Subscribers' LoungeOSCA/ACOSO Guidance and Career Education Awards 2020
Awards are now open for nominations!
Curriculum and Resources **The Elmer Huff Award for Guidance and Career Education Resources - presented in recognition of outstanding contribution to the career development of young people through the creation, development and delivery of high quality Guidance and Career Education Resources. Counsellor Professional Development **The Russ Seltzer Award for Contribution to Counsellor Education in Ontario - presented to honour contribution to Counsellor Education in Ontario, including teaching Guidance and Career Education Additional Qualification courses. **The Howard R. Beattie Award for Contribution to Counsellor Professional Development - presented to a counsellor who has created new and beneficial ideas and techniques for professional use and communicated these through such means as workshops, local leadership and the organization of a conference or guidance professional development activities. Elementary Guidance **The Marion Axford Award for Elementary Guidance - presented in recognition of outstanding contribution to elementary guidance in Ontario. Peer Helping **The Daryl L. Cook Peer Helping Award - presented to one elementary and/or one secondary school in Ontario in recognition of its exemplary peer helping program. Contribution to Guidance and Career Education **The Career/LifeSkills Resources Award for Excellence in Career Education - presented in recognition of outstanding contribution to career development. This award is presented by Career/Lifeskills Resources (www.career-lifeskills.com). **The Certificate of Appreciation - presented in recognition of outstanding contribution to Guidance and Career Education in Ontario by individuals/groups who are community partners. **The Phil Hedges Award - presented to recognize the contributions to Guidance and Career Education by dedicated counsellors in the Province of Ontario. An award will be given to one qualifying nominee from each of the six educational regions in the province, or up to a maximum of six qualifying nominees from across the province. **Please refer to http://www.edu.gov.on.ca/eng/parents/offices.html to determine which region each school board is included in. **The Morgan D. Parmenter Memorial Award - presented to recognizes a person who has made a most significant contribution to Guidance and Career Education in Ontario.
Category When to Apply History An OSCA member must nominate the retiree The nominee should:
The awards will be mailed to the nominator for presentation by the nominator or by another OSCA member appointed by the nominator. These awards are often presented at retirement functions rather than the Awards Banquet. However, the names of the recipients of The Olive Diefenbaker Awards may be noted in the official program of the OSCA Conference. Procedure
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