Educational Planning

Resume/Interview Tips

Schools

Scholarships

  • ScholarshipsCanada.com - Canada's most comprehensive scholarship portal. Here you'll find information on scholarships, student awards, bursaries, grants, student loans, applicants and budget planning.
  • Scholarships & Financial Aid - This site is a FREE scholarship search service devoted to helping high school seniors, university and college students find information on scholarships, bursaries, grants, and other forms of financial assistance.
  • The Debt Free Graduate - The student's on-line source for financial advice.
  • Department of Social Development & Human Resources - Canada Student Loans Program - financing your education and student loan applications.

Training

Other Info

  • Canadian Universities, Education Canada - This site has a huge collection of tools, information and resources to help you create a plan for your education and training.
  • How to Study - Provides free links to valuable sites on the internet related to the subject of studying.
  • UNCW Career Services - Wondering "What can I do with a Major in....?" Have a look at this site for the answers.
  • DiscoverySchool.com - BJ Pinchpeck's Homework Helper page at the Discovery Channel website is a wonderful resource for those needing to do research or looking for extra information while studying.
  • Linkup Employment Services - Provides assistance, support, & advice for job-seekers with disabilities.
  • National Educational Association of Disabled Students - Guide to organizations for students with disabilities; directory for financial assistance programs
  • WORKink- Virtual Employment Resource Centre - Articles for job seekers with disabilities, Job Accommodation Service (JAS), online counseling for employment-related questions.
  • Canadian Industry Statistics - Shows industry trends on establishments, gross domestic product, and international trade for the sectors of the Canadian Economy.
  • Canadian Health Network - Workplace - Search resources on workplace health, FAQs, workplace ergonomics, information on the health effects of stress, job status, & unemployment.
  • Canadian National Occupational Health & Safety Resource - Provides tips for young workers, and shows acts, regulations, guidelines, and codes; examples of health & safety hazards of some common jobs.
  • Public Safety-Worker's Rights & Responsibilities - Discusses the Employment Equity Act, the Employment Insurance Act; talks about how to refuse dangerous work.
  • Health Care Health & Safety Association of Ontario - Shows News & Safety Information by topic; lists recommended resources and provides health care injury statistics.
  • Ministry of Labour of Ontario - Provides information on the Employment Standards Act and gives a guide to the Occupational Health and Safety Act
  • Ready For Work - Information on workplace injuries, the nature of injuries, injuries by industry.
  • Young Worker Awareness Program - Identifies hazards in the workplace, explains legal rights to protect your health & safety and the legal responsibilities of your employer/supervisor; also gives a Health & Safety quiz.
  • Charity Village - Provides news, jobs, information & resources related to the non-profit sector; online listing of volunteering opportunities.
  • Onestep - Provides education and training resources, job-hunting resources, job listings, news related to the community-based public sector, calendar of events: conferences, workshops, fundraisers, & other special events.
  • Katimavik - This site provides information on Katimavik, a program that youth discover Canada and live and work in 3 regions of Canada.
  • Canada World Youth - Canada World Youth envisions a world of active, engaged global citizens who share responsibility for the well being of all people and the planet.
  • SWAP - This program specializes in student working adventures abroad; their goal is to help youth have a rewarding experience overseas.
  • GAP- This program is a British Organization who has assisted British students for years to arrange meaningful experiences in other countries during the year between high school and post-secondary education.
  • Build Your Own Work and Travel Year Off - If you are interested in creating your own itinerary for travel in Europe you may want to look into a British Student Holiday Visa which allows you to work intermittently in England while taking advantage of all Europe has to offer.