​This is a free “one stop” resource, that brings to “one site” a zillion sites for exploration, and broadening knowledge of the a vast array of careers available to our young people.  The purpose of this "one stop site" is to help answer questions regarding careers, and to provide high school students,  parents and job seekers with the tools needed to facilitate exploration, planning and hopefully a sense of direction as you pursue goals for your lives.  

This website focuses specifically on post-secondary information and other career related links that I believe will be an excellent tool for Grade 9-12 High School Career Counsellors, teachers, parents and students.
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 Highlights of the site:
  • Universities, colleges, bible colleges and trades schools across Canada and USA;
  • Parent page (if available) links that answers some very important questions for students applying for the very first time
  • Counsellor page links (if available)
  • There are many other tools on the site which I also believe can be incorporated into any career class lesson plans or career workshops that are offered at the high school.  ​
  • This website can be viewed on any hand held device, computers, chrome books etc and is quite user friendly.​​

Questions
If you are a Grade 11 or Grade 12 student (or a parent)  seeking help in choosing courses that will  you get into post secondary programs, or have questions on where to look for this information, please contact me.  
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​​Canadian High School Career Counsellor
​Facebook Group

Are you a Canadian High School Career Counsellor and would like to be a part of a Facebook group where you can share resources, ask questions and have some great discussions on how to help our young people make great decisions for their future.
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​I think as Canadian Career Counsellors there is a lot we can offer one another as we invest in the lives of young people. So if you are on Facebook, you provide Career Counselling and other high school related guidance than come join Canadian High School Career Counsellors
"When you first tell people your dream, they'll tell you that you can't do it, when you start working on your dream, they'll ask you why you're doing it and when you achieve your dream, they'll ask you how you did it. " Eddie Harris Jr.

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