Concours d'art oratoire - Canadian Parents for French (Ontario)

This year''s Concours d'art oratoire is going to be virtual. This spring, grade 11 and 12 students in French Second Language (FSL) programs (Core, Extended, or French Immersion) can participate in our annual public speaking contest. Students will submit their recorded speech according to the Concours d''art oratoire rules from February 14 th to April 8t th, 2022.

The winners will move on to compete at the Nationals in June 2022.

Please check out the scholarships that will be offered to the winners of the provincial competition HERE and for the CPF national competition HERE.

For FSL students who are thinking of studying in the sponsoring institutions, this is a wonderful opportunity to benefit from practicing and highlighting their public speaking skills! 

Information is HERE

Questions?  Contact Eillen Sellam esellam@on.cpf.ca

Skilled Trades & Tech Umoja Series

This conference is for Black youth and families to learn about post-secondary pathways leading to successful careers in skilled trades and technologies industries.

Register here!

Discover our Programs: Current Student Experience Panel
Thursday, February 17, 11 am - 12 pm

Join us online to hear from a panel of current students from across our faculties and programs, representing a range of student experiences and voices. This session will provide valuable insights for you to share with your students as they consider their post-secondary options.

Tuesday, February 22, 2022 | Online

As one of the top influencers in the decision-making process for senior students intending to undertake postsecondary studies, we would like to provide you with the opportunity to experience and learn more about the University of Toronto Mississauga at our virtual Guidance & Teacher Workshop!

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.

Thursday, February 24, 2022

6 to 8 p.m. ET

University of Waterloo – MS Teams Live

Learn more!

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And this week, we’re making sure you have everything you need to make a post-secondary decision that is right for you. (While making sure mom, dad and all your teachers have what they need to support ya!).

Here’s what’s coming your way this week:

Gap Chat with Claire - Tuesday @ 11AM EST: Join CanGap Ambassador Claire and I for an IGTV live where we’re diving into questions one should ask themselves when considering a gap year, and how to make a choice that aligns with your values (from self-care to community building to resume building - all are valid reasons for a gap year!). Claire will be joining us from England where she is spending her gap year abroad.

Gap Year Expo - Saturday @ 3PM EST: Join CanGap and our awesome partners this Saturday for a range of workshops and panels that dive into deciding, planning and leading an EPIC gap year. Hang with us for all 3 hours OR join for whatever workshops make sense to you.

Gap Year Goodies: This week, we’re giving away TONS of gap year merch, program discounts and more! To see what’s up for grabs, follow us on Insta and see what’s up in the Gapper Connect Discord.

If you need immediate support as you work towards making a decision, you can always book a free chat with a CanGap Gap Year Expert by clicking here.

These resources are offered free of charge. You'll be asked to register and/or login prior to downloading material.

All AgScape classroom programs and resources are designed to reflect our core values in providing factual and non-biased information to ensure a balanced presentation of facts.

PathwaysToJobs.ca provides an exciting new look at the careers of the future. This resource features over 250 career videos complete with profiles, accommodating postsecondary schools, direct links to career department URLs and financial aid offices. We understand students want things quick, clear and easy.

Inspiring young people to find their passion and learn how to apply themselves to emerging new technologies gives students a leg up in a changing world. We want to make sure the next generation is prepared to enter this new workforce.

Learn about the many benefits for both employers and employees utilizing the Horticultural Technician Apprenticeship Program.

The Labour Market Information Council (LMIC) presents a series of webinars on emerging labour market information in Canada, sharing research and analysis which supports career practitioners in their work to ensure Canadians have the necessary information and insights to succeed in a changing, dynamic world of work.

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