Includes information on Postsecondary Education, Employment and Training and Labour Market Information.

A guide to Ontario universities for secondary school students and guidance counsellors with information about university programs, admission requirements and additional resources.

Gateway for financial aid information for Ontario students. Get started by registering or login to apply online or check the status of your application. Also includes the A-Z list of student aid (30% off Ontario tuition, grants, scholarships, bursaries and loans).

This is a one-stop site for those wishing to apply to any of the province's universities. Includes application information for undergraduates, teacher education and those wishing to attend medical or law school.

This website promotes connections between prospective apprentices and employers. It is an excellent resource of apprenticeship postings. You can also post your resume, so interested employers can contact you.

The Individual WorkinfoNet Portal web site for Ontario offers links from local organizations in your region. You will find a comprehensive list of educational institutions, employment providers and volunteer centres in your community.

Ontario high school students can begin their training as apprentices while enrolled in secondary school. Complete your high school diploma and also get apprenticeship training towards certification or journeyperson status in a skilled trade.

An online searchable database of collaborative programs, agreements and credit transfer policies between Ontario universities and colleges.

Use the OSP Tracker and the OSP Reflection Worksheet to track and plan further skills development so that you can achieve your goals. Use the OSP Transition Plan to transfer your skills to everyday life and the next place you go –whether it’s further education, training or the workplace.

Explore more Career Planning resources including Labour Market Information, occupations, industry sectors, trends and career services/programs.

This Canadian education directory allows you to find colleges by city or category, request information, book a campus tour and ask questions.

This site helps solving affordability and job availability problems by creating awareness for students of potential career fields as well as current and upcoming opportunities within those fields. It is also a venue for information on available scholarships, grants, bursaries and awards to assist students with funding their education.

A Service for Youth (Government of Canada) website that will help guide you through the career planning process. It points out some important things for you to consider as you choose the career path that’s right for you.