Whether you are an employee at a workplace, a teacher, a parent or a student, access resources to get you ready for this annual event in November.

This bi-monthly online publication is a source of summary information on education, training and learning issues, as well as a key point of access to data and analytical output relating to education.

The aim of this non-profit organization is to inspire greater understanding and interest in science in elementary classrooms through "hands-on" methods. Mentoring is available for elementary teachers, both in their classrooms and through teacher workshops.

Educators can excite middle and high school students about their future with magazine-style daily news articles on careers, recreation, employment and education options, creating a foundation for career exploration and planning via the Internet. Subscription fees apply.

This one-week program offers students, ages 15 to 17, the opportunity to learn about one another and their country while investigating careers.

Providing national leadership in education for over 40 years.

A career information magazine that has been written for high school students.

Study English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Russian or Chinese in another country. Courses range from 2 to 52 weeks and are designed for all ages.

Looking to get better results for MCAT, LSAT, EQAO or college exams? This site features a study portals for tips, sample resources and tools to give you the edge.

Media and internet resources including teaching units and classroom activities for media education and literacy.

PULSE is a web-based, gamified learning preference inventory tool called PULSE which stands for Personal Use Learning Style Evaluation--it helps students discover their preferred learning modality and provides solutions/resources to achieve success.

Canada’s largest post-secondary education and lifestyle event for high school students.

The Learning Exchange is on a mission to share rich, research-based content focused on student achievement. It supports the goal of achieving excellence in education for early learning, K-12 and adult education. Connect with educators from around the world, hear the latest research from experts, and see practice in action.

EduGAINS is a website that houses ministry developed resources to support policies and programs related to improved learning and teaching - Kindergarten to Grade 12 - in Ontario schools.

OSSEMOOC (Ontario School and System Leader Educational Technology Massive Open Online Community) is a free community-building learning opportunity for Ontario Education Leaders provided by OSAPAC (Ontario Software Acquisition Program Advisory Committee).

At WorkInCulture we Connect, Create, and Curate training and tools that help arts and culture professionals develop the business skills to match their creative talents.

Link to information concerning: next steps after high school; workplace information; job prospects for graduates; paying for your postsecondary education; and more.

IEC brings people and resources together to deliver programs that complement the education system and provides community-based learning opportunities for K-12 students. They focus on: school to work transition (including mentoring); teacher development; skill trades promotion; and special events.

Its purpose is to implement a provincial e-learning strategy that will provide all students with access to high quality online courses and resources.

They offer individualized supplementary education for elementary and high school aged students to help improve their grades. Plus, they provide educational and training programs to adult students including job search, ESL, GED and college preparation, retail training, upgrading, and more.

Teachers can choose a school program, workshop or film, by grade level. Take your class to the Science Centre.

School Visits offers curriculum-based programmes (from visual and performing arts to urban studies) on-site, in schools, and out in Toronto communities.

Specializes in home tutoring for students from grade 3 to 12 in math, science, English, French and computer training. They also provide university students with tutoring in math. (Fees apply)

The SHSM is a ministry-approved specialized program that allows students to focus their learning on a specific economic sector while meeting the requirements for the Ontario Secondary School Diploma and assists in their transition from secondary school to apprenticeship training, college, university, or the workplace.