Over the next few weeks, the OSCA website will be transferring over to the new site. Due to this, at times, the current site will not be working. The Board of Directors has seen the new website and are excited this project is nearly completed!!

Your future begins here. We’ll connect you with current students, professors, and staff who support student success. Participate in undergraduate program information sessions, faculty-specific programming and RU 101 sessions introducing you to the university. Attend a virtual campus tour, portfolio workshop or admission session and get to know our community!

Wize is an ed-tech platform that supports high school, college and university students with their schoolwork through live & on-demand tutoring resources. We're on a mission to make learning simpler, more personalized, and more collaborative.

Wize is extremely excited to be providing a $1,000 scholarship to a Canadian High School student! Students, of any age, currently enrolled in a Canadian High School can apply, and there is no GPA requirement.

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.

Carey Moltram has provided PD opportunities within his school community with a focus on anti-oppression and anti-racism in, not limited to, Black, Indigengous and Asian cultures. He continues to create a welcoming and safe space for his students, parents and community.

As young people stay in education and training longer, more of the decisions they make will have long-term consequences when they seek to find desirable work as adults. Young people turn to their families for support, but families are inevitably limited in the extent of the help they can provide. This is where schools come in.

Students vary considerably in the extent to which they are able to visualise and plan their futures, with the most disadvantaged at greatest risk. Schools can democratise access to the information and experiences that can help students as they navigate their paths through education systems.

Students are not receiving the career guidance they need.

U Got this! is a four-week challenge on Building Empowerment - every week youth are e-mailed a short video lesson and handout with an activity, with the goal to help them gain control and feel empowered during the unknown of the pandemic. There are prizes to be won, and support from child life specialists along the way. It's totally FREE for any youth, and they don't have to be members of Upopolis.

Chemins de la réussite bilingue - Conférence virtuelle pour les jeunes de la 10e -12e | Pathways to Bilingual Success Virtual Youth Conference

It''s back! This December, Canadian Parents for French (Ontario) will host the Pathways to Bilingual Success Virtual Youth Conference for students in grades 10-12. The conference will highlight the benefits of bilingualism and potential career pathways. This year we have added a special focus on the advantages and steps to becoming a French Second Language teacher, courtesy of SayOui.ca.

FSL students will explore career opportunities, hear testimonials from a variety of bilingual speakers in different career paths, participate in academic, social and cultural events, and interact with guest speakers en français. Presented by Canadian Parents for French (Ontario) and funded by the Ministry of Education of Ontario, this conference is packed with cultural, professional, and educational experiences for your students.

With over 500 students already signed up through our early-bird registration, this year''s youth conference promises to be a must-attend event! Check out our Event Program & Exhibitors, and REGISTER your classroom here: https://pheedloop.com/BilingualSuccess/site/home/

A great deal of career advice, while given with the best of intentions, is often not based on verified evidence and is anecdotal, hackneyed, contradictory, or outdated. We now have more clear evidence of what constitutes good advice in terms of which mindsets to hold while navigating one’s career. According to the evidence, some is powerful and effective, some is at best unhelpful, whereas some is downright bad. The authors break down which of the four most common career mindsets relates to objective career success, subjective career success, and employee job outcomes.

Indigenous career practitioners integrate cultural world view of interconnectedness to support clients in wide-ranging ways.

What was your first memory of a conversation you had as a child about education and the relationship to work? How old were you? Was it with parents, grandparents, a favourite aunt or uncle?

For some, the memory of that discussion has long since faded. What you may not have realized then was that these conversations shaped your world view of education and employment. For Indigenous people, these conversations were very different.

Follow the link to to find the resources from Mindfulness Everyday's presentation as the OSCA Conference!