High school isn’t a one-size-fits-all experience, and neither is life after graduation. Whether you’re aiming for university, launching into college, entering the workforce, or exploring an apprenticeship, pathway planning is about turning your passions into a plan. Explore your options, map out your requirements, and build a direction that fits your goals. The links underlined below offer resources to assist with pathway planning.
Myblueprint - a TDSB partner - has many career planning resources to explore - school activation code is centraltoronto, or from a TDSB computer use your school network login and password
Website dedicated to career exploration in Science, Technology, Computing and Math
Website with job videos by career area for student exploration
Ontario Government youth employment programming
Applying to and exploring Ontario Colleges
Exploring all colleges in Canada
Applying to and exploring Ontario Universities
Ontario Universities Application Student Guide
University exploration resource, for students by students
Which degree is right for you? Online quiz
Transition Resource Guide for Students with Disabilities
Network for Access to Education
Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) - you can apply to OSAP once you have confirmed your offer
Additional note on scholarships:
Make sure to complete any scholarship applications at the colleges/universities you have applied to, some information will be emailed to you after you apply, but some you can also do a search on the individual schools' financial aid/scholarship pages.
We will email out scholarship updates as we receive them from local partners and from “The Scholarship Report” (which CTA subscribes to and is a resource that lists scholarships Canada-wide).