Your Career Guide
CAMPAIGN: Your Post-Secondary Decision (2020)
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Your Post-Secondary Decision
From virtual campus tours to online classes, deciding how your post-secondary path should look is challenging than ever. But don't worry — there's help.
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4 Tips for Planning Your Path for a Happy Future
From the right program to your ideal class size, finding your path for post-secondary can be complicated. Visit your school's counsellor for guidance.
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Preparing Students for Exciting New Careers
With more than 20 online programs and more to come, CDI College is helping students become career-ready for the post-COVID economy.
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How to Boost Your Grades and Land Your Dream School
From high school to graduate studies, The Princeton Review helps students unlock their academic potential and achieve their goals.
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Learn and Live Your Adventure North of 60
Aurora College gives students the opportunity to explore innovative environmental programs while exploring the unique environment that is Canada’s north.
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A Powerful Opportunity for Students Looking to Change the World
Enactus helps students unleash their entrepreneurial spirit and develop the talent and perspective essential to becoming the future leaders the world needs.
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Experiential Learning at uOttawa Engineering
Experiential learning fosters better educational and career outcomes. Learn how uOttawa gears its engineering programs towards hands-on learning.
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Students, Don’t Struggle Alone — How to Seek the Support You Need
ConnexOntario connects students with mental health support, plus tools to help them adjust to the shift to online learning.
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Readjusting Our Definition of Gap Years
Pre-pandemic, taking time out from formal education was often seen as a luxury. Right now, it might just be the way to get ahead in the world.
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Lauren Riihimaki’s Tips for Post-Secondary Life
Host of the HBO Max series Craftopia, Lauren Riihimaki — AKA LaurDIY — on her university experience and advice to students facing this exciting transition.
