| SKILLS ONTARIO - YOUNG WOMEN’S CONFERENCE | Skills Ontario, which provides opportunities for youth to consider a career in the skilled trades and technologies, has now opened registration to its 27th annual Young Women's Conference! Young Women's Conference - https://www.skillsontario.com/ywc
- Location: Toronto Congress Center (650 Dixon Rd, Etobicoke, ON M9W 1J1)
- Dates and Times:
- Secondary - Tuesday, May 5th beginning at 10:45 am
- The Secondary Conference will feature an inspiration message from Teri-Anna Libby, and a speaker panel of skilled trades professionals.
- The conference will feature:
- Interactive exhibitor booths hosted by female skilled tradespersons/apprentices, partners of Skills Ontario, Colleges, Organizations and other skilled trade and technology related industries. The booths will provide students an opportunity for networking and trying their hand at a variety of hands - on activities
- NEW – the Industry Corner which will showcase Careers in Aviation. This area will give students a chance to explore an expanded, hands-on space where they can engage with industry demonstrations, equipment, and interactive activities that highlight the many pathways within aviation. Throughout the morning, students can also attend a series of 15-minute Spotlight Sessions, where presenters will share insights into different careers across the aviation sector. It’s a fantastic opportunity for students to gain real-world exposure and spark new career interests.
If you are interested, please speak to your guidance counsellor by FEBRUARY 5. |
BFCN - Black Foundation of Community Networks - Scholarship Application Workshop - January 28 | BFCN Scholarship Application Workshop
We are happy to announce that we will be offering another BFCN - Black Foundation of Community Networks - Scholarship Application Workshop in two weeks! Join us online on Wednesday, January 28 from 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM ET. This workshop is open to all Black students from any school board or institution. Please share this invitation widely and especially with Black youth who are currently in Grade 8 or high school. Access to this information is vital and helps Black students and their families make informed decisions about funding options and their continued educational journeys. Register for the BFCN Scholarship Application Workshop on January 28. https://bit.ly/BFCNWorkshopJanuary28 |
