Note: All times are in Eastern.
Curtis Ennis
HDSB
Christine German
OCTE
Veronica Kleinsmith
OCTE
Are you interested in learning more about accessing careers in the unionized construction sector? Not sure what trade you are most suited for? Tomorrow's Trades just might be for you! Our 12 week experiential learning based program will provide you access to union training centers, active job sites, industry recognized training and certification, mentors, tools and all of the personal protective equipment you will require to become an apprentice. Programs run in several regions of Ontario and are an excellent first choice post secondary pathway option if you want to work in the skilled trades.
Candace Carson
This workshop explains to students what being an entrepreneur entails, the different types of entrepreneurs, and busts some myths surrounding entrepreneurship. The goal of this workshop is to expose youth to idea of entrepreneurship and how being an entrepreneur is something feasible.
Shandru Nareshan
This presentation will provide students with information about the student experience at Brescia University.
Brescia University College
Brescia University College
We will be discussing the application process for income support and the Employment Support program as well as what those programs provide to Ontarians with Disabilities.
This session will review the Ivey HBA Program and AEO (Advanced Entry Opportunity) admissions process for High School Students.
Matthew Pizzuti
Ivey Business School
We're gonna discuss and create really delicious cookies that are healthy and easy to make. Energy food for a busy life.
John Schneeberger
This presentation will teach students about the university lifestyle, what they might expect, and the differences between university and highschool. Students will also learn tricks on how to select courses and programs, as well as how to best prepare.
Georges Khalaf
Ottawa UniPrep
Weather you are feeling burnt out, want more financial independence, don't know what you actually want to study or you want to explore the world, a gap year might just be a good choice for you. Come learn all about what IS possible to do on a gap year, how it impacts your university/college applications and how to fund your DREAM year!
Michelle Dittmer
Canadian Gap Year Association
In this workshop students will recognize the role income plays in personal finance, discover the importance of planning their financial decisions, identify high cost and unexpected items that require savings, learn the importance of making and keeping a spending plan, consider the types of expenses that might go into a monthly budget, express the need to make good credit decisions to avoid costly consequences, assess potential risks to their personal finances, learn preventative measure to limit potential losses. By the end of this workshop, students will have a basic personal finance plan and clear goals for their financial security.
Ryan McLellan
Edward Jones Investments
LGBTQ+ Alumni students discuss their post-secondary experience.
Jessica Houghton
OCDSB
A motivational presentation on the stages of life as you take your next big step into a new stage. This presentation will also cover the skills you need to be successful.
Rob Campbell
1.City of Ottawa Employer. Part-time employment opportunities are available during the school year for Youth ages 15 years and older at Recreation facilities in the City. Good pay and flexible work hours. We need: Customer service staff, Recreation, Sport, Dance and Art Instructors, Program Leaders for children's programs, Attendants for Ice Skating and many more jobs. Work with others and play an important part to provide recreation programming at many Recreation sites, Community Centres and Swimming pools at various locations in the City.
2. Get trained to be qualified as a lifeguard to work at a pool in the City! Learn what courses are needed and where to get trained to be employed as a lifeguard and swimming instructor for a job with the City. We are always seeking talented people to join our team at the City pools. Apply today!
Noreen Campbell
City of Ottawa, Recreation Culture and Facility Services Department
Join this session to learn more about the manufacturing industry in Canada as well as the many career options available within it.
Susan McLachlan (she/her)
Industry certifications place skills, career readiness, and advancement at the centre. Whether you are motivated by increasing your earning potential, enhancing your professional skills, or seeking work-based learning opportunities certifications present an incredible opportunity for students. Join us as we offer immediate access to FREE Industry curriculum by the likes of Microsoft, Adobe, and Intuit, career advisors, and certification vouchers. Your time is now.
Dustin Jez
Whether you are a tech junky, fascinated by numbers and economic growth, or just curious about what the Bank does, come explore the various careers at the Bank. From Cyber Security to the design of Bank Notes the Bank does it all.
David Seguin
The objective of this workshop is to teach students basic budgeting and money management in an interactive and engaging workshop. By understanding the key aspects of reading and negotiating cell phone contracts, as well as how to budget for unforeseen circumstances, students will have an opportunity to apply their basic math skills to a ‘real life’ situation
Lana Lebzo
York University, Glendon Campus
The future of work is changing at warp speed! The need for an innovative, creative and an entrepreneurial mindset has never been greater, with all industries undergoing significant change driven by technology automation and access to data, and now, COVID-19. In this session, students will discover how Unearth Education Éveillée uses a divergent thinking strategy to grow their business and find new markets. Students will also uncover the importance of having an entrepreneurial mindset even if they never run their own business.
Algonquin College turns your ambition into reality. These aren’t just words. We’re leading the way in personalized and experiential learning; anticipating future needs and connecting you with people who are changing communities, countries, and the world. Here are some highlights about why Algonquin would be right for you: Four vibrant campuses located in Ottawa, Perth, Pembroke and Online. 300+ programs offered full-time and part-time with a large selection of co-op programs Largest polytechnic institute in Eastern Ontario with options at the degree, diploma, certificate and graduate certificate levels
Erik Franz
Hello, my name is Heather Fawcett and I have been a part of the Sheridan Community for over a decade. An a Student Advisor I truly believe every student can find a perfect program fit for them. I welcome the opportunity to share career advising tools and support with anyone considering post-secondary education. My session will guide students in creating an aligned educational plan and make informed choices with confidence.
Heather Fawcett
I will present a PowerPoint Presentations sharing my journey along with more understanding about the apprenticeship process. I discuss programs like OYAP available in highschool as a way to try new things.
Shannon Tymosko
Lady.Voltz
A Bachelor of Humanities Degree (BHum) at Carleton University can take you anywhere you want to go, from becoming an emergency room doctor, lawyer, professor, teacher, entrepreneur, pod-caster, journalist, editor, visual artist, museum curator, and more. Come see what this engaging, challenging, and versatile degree has to offer!
Kim Stratton
This workshop will cover social and career skills to make a powerful first impression with customers, co-workers and employers. Customer service skills will be covered to make students comfortable and confident in the workplace, whether talking with vendors, co-workers, or customers on the job, inside a business, on a job site or providing service in their home. Some basic job interviewing skills will also be covered such as making sure cell phones are put away out of sight and turned off or left at home or in your vehicle. Students will leave the webinar feeling more confident and with less anxiety about entering the workforce and having conversations with customers, co-workers, and employers.
Kirt Manecke
Solid Press, LLC
Job opportunities in the steel industry (general labour, skilled trades, etc.)
Melissa Seow
Samuel, Son & Co.
The presentation will include valuable information on accessing Service Canada programs and offerings including Social Insurance Number, youth employment supports, apprenticeship grants and student financial assistance. You will learn how to apply for a job with the Government of Canada, and you will get a walkthrough of the Job Bank website. We will demonstrate how to search for jobs, set up notifications and obtain details about occupations and careers that can help you make an informed decision about your next steps.
Service Canada Rep Tarunpreet Arneja
Job Talks Executive Director Dr. Jon Callegher will help students see how different careers in the skilled trades can address a variety of personal and work-related interests. He will introduce the concept of “balanced intelligence” as a defining quality of tradespeople. He will also reveal 5 research-backed reasons for why working in the skilled trades, especially in a post-COVID-19 world, is an ideal career option.
Dr. Jon Callegher
Job Talks
Where to start? This workshop will provide an introduction to post-secondary opportunities. Students will learn more about how to start exploring various programs, the importance of deadlines, researching for scholarships, and much more
Sheri Eady
OCDSB
Mellissa Wright
OCDSB
We encourage students to make informed decisions about their future. Our presentation is aimed to educate students on the hundreds of career opportunities available in the construction, motive power, service, industrial and technology sectors.
Prashant Teki
Skills Ontario
Alanna Trines
OCSB
This presentation will help you discover which program(s) may be the right fit for you and how you can adapt your program to match your goals and interests. Then, we will explore scholarships and other opportunities to help finance your studies. Finally, we will share enriching opportunities you can get involved in outside the classroom to ensure you make the best memories throughout your years in post-secondary education!
Ana Skarakis
University of Ottawa
Are you passionate about patient care and plan to pursue a career in healthcare? This workshop will introduce various healthcare professions beyond the traditional doctor, dentist, pharmacist, etc. to students who may be interested in pursuing careers in healthcare. We will touch on applied health sciences careers such as medical laboratory scientists, cytologists, cardiovascular perfusionists, sonographers, chiropodists, etc. and what each of these professions do in a hospital setting. We will also discuss the educational backgrounds required to enter these professions.
Emma Cheng
The Michener Institute of Education at UHN
The University of Guelph-Humber is a collaboration between the University of Guelph and Humber College ITAL. Located in Toronto, students earn both a degree and a diploma concurrently through four years of full-time education. Our presentation will give an overview of our programs, scholarships, tuition, admission, residence and student life.
Ryley Liddle
University of Guelph-Humber
Brock is proud to have been ranked #1 in Mental Health, four years in a row! This session will provide tips for students to support their well-being, navigate the post-secondary application process, and successfully transition to life after high school.
Ashley Kapoor
Brock University
We will explore the diverse opportunities that exist within the health system to leverage personal experience and expertise to make a positive impact on patient care and experience.
Jerry Maniate
Equity in Health Systems Lab
The College Panel will offer students the opportunity to hear firsthand from college students across Ontario about their post-secondary experiences. Viewers will also have an opportunity to have their questions answered about college life, programs, and the transition from high school to post-secondary.
Lisa Galay
The Making it Rain presentation highlights fundamental parts of financial literacy that are not taught in class such as: what financial literacy is, saving, credit and budgeting. The purpose of this is to allow them to know the importance of money and in making the right financial decisions in the future. Moreover, allow them to develop good money habits at their younger age. All in all, provide those with less resources with information that can really benefit their future
Shandru Nareshan
Project F.L.Y.
Carleton University's Enriched Support Program (ESP) offers a supported transition to university level study. If you're worried your record might prevent you from studying at university, and/or if you'd like a supported transition to first-year studies, come learn more about what ESP offers. Students in ESP take first-year courses while benefitting from structured academic support that builds strong academic skills and habits.
Susan Burhoe
Carleton University
Program and services information from Fanshawe College
Rykker Nyberg
Fanshawe College
A workshop about the importance of online networking and building a personal brand. Whether you're seeking your first job or already navigating the pathway of your career, it's never too late to strengthen your virtual network -- and maintaining a positive brand that communicates what makes you YOU plays a big role in that journey!
Amy Grochot
Tips on their own personal Security and then an overview of the opportunities that there are amongst our Member Companies.
Patrick Straw
Canadian Security Association
Neda Bernabo
Ottawa Catholic School Board
Anyone can be a leader and everyone has the opportunity to develop their leadership skills to enable them to have a more significant impact as a leader. This workshop presents a few of the ideas and approaches which are being used by Mindtrust in delivering youth leadership development programs. Come prepared to become a stronger leader and make a positive change in the world around you.
Claude Haw
Mindtrust Leadership
IEP - learn about using accommodations and what types are available, what documentation is needed, and additional supports you can access at college.
Heather Vommaro
Sault College
Morgan Levy
Sault College
Paying for Post-Secondary would take students through various financial supports that will be available to them in post-secondary, from Scholarship and Bursaries to OSAP and LoC's. Post-Secondary Exploration seeks to shed light on the differences between College and University in Ontario, student supports, the various programs and industries that exist and the questions that students should be asking to help navigate their individual student journey's.
Ryan Teeter
Niagara College Canada
Have you ever been asked 'What do you want to do after high school?' and think to yourself 'I am not really sure?' If you have, then this workshop is for you! Join Jordan from myBlueprint to discover how you explore, research, and make the most informed decision about your future... today. Learn how you can seamlessly research occupations, related post-secondary programs, and high school course pathways to help you gain admittance. Learn how you can create robust digital portfolios to help highlight your skills and abilities to include on post-secondary applications, and gain access to exclusive scholarships. Students joining this session will gain unlimited access to their own myBlueprint account to help with their exploration.
Jordan Lewis
myBlueprint
Relay For Life - Canadian Cancer Society
True Colours is an interactive virtual workshop to help students identify their strengths, qualities, and skills. Students will learn to connect and communicate with leadership styles that are different from their own, identify their strengths and challenges when working in groups, and create tools to be supportive of all working styles.
Lisa Pepper
Relay For Life - Canadian Cancer Society
Courtney Rattan
Relay For Life - Canadian Cancer Society
Tanis Haggerty
OCDSB
Concerned about how to pay for your postsecondary education? Join Colleen for a discussion of various funding topics such as OSAP, bursaries and scholarships, and understanding tuition and other fees.
Colleen Heidman
Cambrian College
Our virtual workshop will introduce career pathways in the automotive and mobility sector for new and emerging talent. We will provide an overview of the breadth of opportunities in this rapidly changing industry and facilitate an activity where Grade 12 students will have an opportunity to use the newest version of OVIN’s Skills & Career Navigator tool! Moreover, we will highlight the current and future in-demand skills and skill gaps for the industry’s six sector segments using videos as an engagement tool.
At the end of the workshop, we will share a survey with students to gauge their interest in the automotive and mobility sector. If students complete the survey, they will get the chance to win a prize.
Amanda Sayers
Ontario Centre of Innovation
In this session, we will provide an overview for students as to how to navigate the Ontario Student Assistant Program to access and apply for student loans.
Jenny Hall
Mohawk College
Irene Compton
Tom D'Amico
OCSB
Camille Williams-Taylor
OCDSB
Veronica Kleinsmith
OCTE
Christine German
OCTE
Sam Demma is a 22-year-old author, keynote speaker, social entrepreneur, and the founder of Empty Your Backpack — A national movement helping youth recognize their potential and redefine their self-worth. His commitment to helping others started when he was a senior in high school. At 17-years-old, Sam co-founded PickWaste, a grassroots initiative that mobilized youth to pick up garbage in their communities. This program provided over 6000 meaningful volunteer hours to students in his local community. Since its origins in 2017, approximately 300 cleanups have been completed
and over 3000 garbage bags have been filled with litter. That experience confirmed how small, consistent actions could have a significant impact, and he lives that message in
all he does.
After three career ending injuries, Sam hung up his soccer cleats and chose to pursue a path that would make a positive impact on others. After making that decision, Sam dropped out of university and started multiple initiatives that encourage kindness, service and self belief. As a keynote speaker, Sam has delivered over 300 keynote presentations. His young age makes him extremely relatable to youth audiences and utterly inspiring for adults. His unforgettable and entertaining presentation style has reached thousands of students across North America and his High Performing Student Seminars have made a difference for young people in six countries. Sams’ journey has been covered by CBC, iHeartRadio, Global News, CityNews, CTV, Breakfast
Television, Your Morning Show, and on the TEDx platform, twice.
As a result of Sam’s keynote presentations students and educators often share that they will begin taking more acts of kindness, start taking small, consistent actions towards their personal goals and proactively look for ways in which they can be of
service to others. In his spare time, you can find Sam dancing the bachata, eating handfuls of tacos or volunteering as the youngest board director of the Canadian Association of Professional Speakers. Sam believes that every student can change their
beliefs, chase their dreams and create a life of meaning. There’s no limit to where small actions will take this big thinker.
Sam Demma
Become empowered to succeed in designing a career path
Learn tools to better meet challenges of today’s work world
Capitalize on career opportunities
Gain a better understanding of careers and the educational foundation needed
Discover learning opportunities
Develop a proactive attitude about a future career
Understand industry and labour market trends
Kristina Price
JA Ottawa/ Ottawa Network for Education
This presentation is packed with valuable information including how to find scholarships, and how to make your best applications for scholarships.
Janet doesn’t just cover the “what” information, she also covers the “how-to” strategies students need to put the information into practice. This session could help you save thousands of dollars!
Janet MacDonald
mycampusGPS Education Consulting
Join International Experience Canada to learn more about taking time to work and travel abroad! The session will go over the unique academic, personal, and career benefits of working and traveling abroad and provide you with the information you need to plan for an international work and travel experience of your own.
Monique Comeau
International Experience Canada / Expérience internationale Canada
Melanie Gratton
If you are attending an Ontario high school and thinking of applying to university next year, UWindsor is here to help you through the process. Join us for a tutorial of the Ontario University Application Centre (OUAC) 101 application. This presentation will provide a step-by-step guide from researching university programs to what to expect once you submit your application.
Wendy Bedard
University of Windsor
Are you unsure which career is the best fit for you? Do you have a lot of questions? Are you looking for ways to find answers? Join me as I go through various resources to help you complete your career puzzle.
Abby Brandes and Jason Humphrey
Abby Campbell
Conestoga College
Alumni students presently working in the trades will share their post-secondary path experience. There will be time to ask questions.
Farhana Moshira
OCDSB
Michelle Dittmer
CanGap
The purpose of this workshop is to allow students to be informed of the importance of education, and the different educational/career pathways that are available after high school. We describe to students the pros and cons of each pathway, and how their learning style/preferences may influence what pathway is best for them. We also highlight the steps that must be taken in order to undergo each pathway.
Hoda Osman
Project F.L.Y. (Future Leaders in Youth)
This interactive workshop is designed to support students in developing self-advocacy skills in a workplace setting to challenge issues of inequity and discrimination. Participants will build awareness about bias and discrimination and what steps they can take to advocate for themselves and others.
Justine Hicks
We will provide details on current online courses and programs offered by accredited Ontario schools. We'll focus specifically on post secondary options, in particular free online micro-credentials, and exciting new diplomas and degrees offered by Ontario's publicly funded institutions.
We'll provide contact details for those working in online learning centres in Halton and Ottawa Carleton Regions. Students will learn who they can contact to schedule a virtual or in-person one-on-one meeting to review available online training options.
Wendy Somerville
Contact North | Contact Nord
Robin Brushey
South Central
Think about it...
Whether we're applying for a post-sec program, an internship, or a volunteer opportunity, we're all told the same thing.
We're told to focus on having good grades, a good resume, and some extra-curriculars.
In theory, it makes sense.
But when you put yourselves in the shoes of the admissions officer, or hiring manager...
Everybody starts to look the same.
So how do you stand out? And actually get their attention?
Join this session to learn 3 specific, and actionable strategies you can use today to win more opportunities, tell a story of what makes you different, and stand out where it matters the most.
Damian Matheson
TKS (The Knowledge Society)
Post-Secondary Exploration seeks to shed light on the differences between College and University in Ontario, student supports, the various programs and industries that exist and the questions that students should be asking to help navigate their individual student journey's.
Ryan Teeter
Building a brick wall!
Tim Maxson
Ontario Masonry Training Centre
Panelist
There is a lot of talk these days about an abundance of jobs available in the skilled trades. Wondering how to get the qualifications and training you need to get these jobs? In this presentation, Colleen will discuss the two major pathways to a career in the skilled trades – the traditional apprenticeship process and the College diploma pathway. Both have their advantages, depending on your situation. Join Colleen to find out how to get going on a career in the skilled trades!
Colleen Heidman
Cambrian College
Learn about all the ways students can gain hands-on learning experiences at university to compliment their learning in the classroom. This includes projects within their courses, extracurricular activities, internships, and co-operative education. We'll let you know the benefits of adding these experiences to your studies, and give you tips on what to look for when researching which schools and programs might be best for you.
Jay Smith
The SOY advantage outlines all you need to know about the apprenticeship in Ontario, a post-secondary pathway and hands-on training program for people who enjoy learning by doing and earning while learning.
Sydney Botelho
Learn about success strategies and what you can do now to prepare for a successful first year of college.
Morgan Levy
Sault College
Heather Vommaro
Sault College
The slide deck outlines the programs, streams and course offerings in the Department of Sociology & Anthropology. As well, I talk about campus supports and student resources at Carleton. I also have an undergraduate student in the department join the discussion to talk about campus life from a students' perspective.
Kathleen Moss
Carleton University
A 45-minute workshop created to help your students craft a personal vision and set goals. We
discuss the science behind goal setting, four rules of goal-setting, the five categories and set
goals with students during the call.
Sam Demma
OCCA does various presentations on careers in construction.
Nicole Stoikos
OCCA - Ontario Construction Careers Alliance
5 experts in Ottawa's construction trades discuss the trades careers available in the Ottawa area.
Bruce Thomas
RECL
There is a lot of data out there about the labour market. What does it all mean? How can it help you make a career decision? Where do you find it? How do you make sense of it? In this workshop we will show you what it all means, where to find it and how to use it while factoring in the most important consideration when picking a career, YOU!
Ottawa Employment
Ottawa Employment Hub
In this workshop students will recognize the role income plays in personal finance, discover the importance of planning their financial decisions, identify high cost and unexpected items that require savings, learn the importance of making and keeping a spending plan, consider the types of expenses that might go into a monthly budget, express the need to make good credit decisions to avoid costly consequences, assess potential risks to their personal finances, learn preventative measure to limit potential losses. By the end of this workshop, students will have a basic personal finance plan and clear goals for their financial security.
Ryan McLellan
Edward Jones Investments
Come learn about the many wonderful opportunities that the Community Integration through Co-operative Education (CICE) program offers high school graduates who would benefit from additional academic supports, such as modifications. Students and staff from St. Lawrence college will talk about the terrific opportunities for students, such as
• Developing skills in area of interest college courses in programs, such as Culinary, Carpentry, Vet Assistant, Esthetics, Hairstyling, Elder Care, Early Childhood Education, Personal Support Worker, Trades etc.
• Participating in college activities and events (sports teams, clubs, Student Association events, etc.)
• Building friendships and social networks
• Living in residence
• Applying and practicing employability skills in a variety of work placements
• Developing learning strategies
Cindy Adams
St Lawrence College
The presentation will include valuable information on accessing Service Canada programs and offerings including Social Insurance Number, youth employment supports, apprenticeship grants and student financial assistance. You will learn how to apply for a job with the Government of Canada, and you will get a walkthrough of the Job Bank website. We will demonstrate how to search for jobs, set up notifications and obtain details about occupations and careers that can help you make an informed decision about your next steps.
Tarun Arneja
Service Canada
Stephanie Pothier
We will be presenting a 12 week Fall/Winter program and a 4 week Summer program that are available to high-school students. Furthermore, we will be offering co-op opportunities in the National Capital Region as well as series of upcoming 3-day challenges in 2023 in which students have the opportunity to engage with our lab(s).
Samuel Jeyaratnam
This presentation will describe the apprenticeship pathway and the benefits to an apprenticeship and a career in the skilled trades.
Emily Arrowsmith
Canadian Apprenticeship Forum
Our presentation will highlight why so many other students from Ontario are choosing to study at UBC, in particularly at UBC's Okanagan campus in Kelowna . We will share information on program options, housing, diversity, and campus life specific to the Okanagan campus. General UBC admission/application information will be at the virtual booth, and this presentation is meant to compliment the content available at the virtual booth, not replicate it.
Anthony Dodds
University of British Columbia
A Bachelor of Humanities Degree (BHum) at Carleton University can take you anywhere you want to go, from becoming an emergency room doctor, lawyer, professor, teacher, entrepreneur, pod-caster, journalist, editor, visual artist, museum curator, and more. Come see what this engaging, challenging, and versatile degree has to offer!
Kim Stratton
Bachelor of Humanities, Carleton University
I will provide a full outline of how to go from unemployed high school grad to Red Seal Ironworker. I will lay out the requirements and best options for students to take.
Kent MacDonald
Mining Matters is an informal education organization that brings Earth science and mineral resource education to teachers, students, and the public, across Canada. Mining Matters works to cultivate enthusiasm for Earth science and build mineral literacy through STEM education. STEM education encourages hands-on experience, exploration, observation, inquiry, place-based learning and a focus on career choices. It provides students with the opportunity to gain and apply relevant, “real world” knowledge, in the classroom. Mining Matters raises awareness of opportunities in geoscience, engineering, mineral resources, environment and sustainability that inspire students to use and gain knowledge in exciting ways.
Lesley Hymers
Mining Matters
Bruce Thomas
RECL
This presentation will cover an overview of how to select U.S. universities and colleges to apply to, how funding U.S. study works, and how to apply to U.S. institutions. IF you have any questions about applying to the United States, this presentation is for you!
Jenika Heim
EducationUSA
Rebecca Rucurean
Taylor Nijsse
Enrolment Specialist
If you are feeling anxious about post-secondary decisions or life after high school, we totally understand! Join us to learn about the most important skills and experiences that will help you be successful and happy in life after high school. You will also meet a Discover Year student and hear about their travels, work experiences, coaching and all the amazing people they met during their Purposeful gap year.
Jay Gosselin
Discover Year
Our workshop will start off with a general introduction to Ericsson and what the company has to offer. This will be followed by a brief presentation and explanation of Linux/Unix and some useful and important commands such as ls, pwd, man, chmod etc. After gaining some introductory knowledge on the topic we will host a fun and interactive workshop activity which will allow students to demonstrate what they know and learn on the go. Without giving it away, the activity will involve diagrams, visuals, code snippets, and interactive questions ranging from multiple choice to fill in the blanks. There will even be a unique opportunity at the end for some of the more enthusiastic students to write their own code to a problem presented for a chance to win an exciting prize.
Aisha Robinson
Ericsson
7-step proactive process for professional sales success
Rob Campbell
Acumentum Consulting Group
In this session, we will provide an overview for students as to how to navigate the Ontario Student Assistant Program to access and apply for student loans.
Jenny Hall
Mohawk College
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