Guidance

Guidance is an area where students can receive assistance with educational planning, career goals, personal counselling, or referrals to outside agencies.  Guidance counsellors are teachers with additional expertise in the area of Guidance and Career Education and are trained to help students make informed decisions about their future.

Address Change
If you have moved or are planning a move, please provide the Guidance secretary with proof of your new address. Acceptable documents include a current utility bill or new purchase/lease agreement. Transportation requires up to 5 school days to process address change requests.
Appointment Requests 

Appointment Requests may be made through the "Request an Appointment" link at the bottom of this tab, or students may come to the Guidance Office to book an appointment with a Counsellor.

Guidance appointments take place during school hours and students may choose to meet with any of our Guidance Counsellors if their appointment is for personal reasons. Otherwise, they will be scheduled with a Counsellor based on the purpose of their appointment as each Counsellor comes with a specific area of expertise (i.e. scholarships, skilled trades, student exchange programs, etc.).

A green slip will be given to the student by their Homeroom Teacher the morning of their appointment with the appointment time.  This process helps prevent forgotten appointments. If the student is absent or missed their appointment, an appointment will be rescheduled for them.

 

Request an Appointment

Bulletin Board Programs & Events

Durham Region Police Service Summer 2023 Initiative for Youth (ages 15-18)

Applications are now open for the DRPS-Youth In Policing 8 week paid employment opportunity for youth aged 15-18 residing in the Durham Region.  Registration closes April 11, 2023.

 Power To Be International (AIDE) Careers Program for Black Youth (Gr 9-12)

This careers program teaches the necessities of preparing for post-secondary education. This program runs every Thursday, March 16-May 4, 4:30-6:30 p.m. at WorkHub, 190 Harwood Ave. S, Ajax.

 

 

 

 

 

Commencement 2023

NOTICE CONCERNING COMMENCEMENT:

We are working on our Commencement Ceremony for graduating Grade 12 students this year. We have noticed some potential conflicts with the celebration of Eid at the end of June. We want all graduating students and their families to be able to fully participate in the Commencement Ceremony. We are looking at which dates and times may pose an issue for families and are hoping to avoid those, where possible. Please contact our Guidance Department Head, annemarie.schilling@ddsb.ca,  by March 8th if there are times on either June 29 or June 30 that would be problematic for you as a family to be able to fully participate in a Commencement Ceremony. We will make every effort to accommodate appropriately. Thank you.

PPHS Office Team

 

SAVE THE DATE:  Commencement will take place on June 29th, 2023.

Grade 12 students who will have completed all diploma requirements will be invited to our Commencement ceremonies. 
Note:  Students who will not graduate by the end of the school year, should book an appointment with a Guidance Counsellor to develop a
plan. If the plan allows the student to have successfully completed their diploma requirements by August 31, 2023, they will be invited to the Commencement ceremonies in June.  They will be able to pick up their diploma in September once their diploma requirements have been met. Students who return to PPHS in the Fall of 2023 to complete diploma requirements will be invited to the Commencement ceremonies in the following year (June 2024).

Courses taken outside of PPHS:
If you are taking a course with a private institution outside of PPHS (ie) Blythe, OVS, VHS, etc. please see Ms. A. Schilling in Guidance for
information and directions.  The final mark for these courses needs to be sent directly to the PPHS’ Guidance Department by June 9th, 2023 at the latest.

Community Involvement Hours:
Community Involvement Hours should be completed and submitted by June 9th, 2023 at the latest.

Community Involvement Hours

Students Graduating in the 2022-2023 School Year:

For students graduating in the 2022-23 school year the deadline date to submit hours to the Guidance Office is June 9th, 2023.

Please drop hours off to the Guidance Office or email a scanned copy (as an attachment) to angela.paisley@ddsb.ca.

 

Acceptable Hours for the 2022-2023 School Year

Students aged 14 years and older can count up to a maximum of 10 hours from paid employment towards their earned hours at the discretion of the principal. Students counting paid employment towards their graduation requirement will be required to complete a reflection exercise indicating how their work contributed to the service for others.

 

Students must complete a minimum of 40 hours of community involvement activities as part of the diploma requirements. The purpose of this requirement is to encourage students to develop an awareness and understanding of civic responsibility and of the role they can play and the contributions they can make in supporting and strengthening their communities. Students will plan and select their community involvement activities in consultation with their parents and as part of the IPP (Individual Pathways Plan).

Although this diploma requirement applies to students in Grade 9 to 12, students in Grade 8 are able to start accumulating community involvement hours in the summer before they enter Grade 9. Students are encouraged to complete a minimum of 10 hours per year.

If students are unsure of whether the activity meets the requirements for eligibility, please see a Guidance Counsellor for clarification.

Students may check the bulletin board titled "Community Involvement Hours" outside of the Guidance Office or view the binder in the Guidance Office for further details.

 

Submitting Your Community Involvement Hours:

Please drop your hours off or email (as an attachment) to angela.paisley@ddsb.ca. Students are encouraged to take a copy of their hours before submitting.  

 

Forms:

Community Involvement Hours Form

Employment Based Community Involvement Hours Form

Contact Us

Guidance Office Hours:   8:00 am - 2:30 pm  

Phone:   905-985-7337 ext. 260020

Office Staff: 

Guidance Dept. Head

AM. Schilling

Guidance Secretary

A. Paisley

Guidance Counsellor

E. Cole

Guidance Counsellor

J. Daniels-McCormick

Guidance Counsellor

J. Smith (Semester 2 only)

 

Counselling & Support

At the heart of Port Perry High School, the Guidance Department supports and promotes students' well-being and continuous growth in three areas: personal (student) development, interpersonal development, career development in order to help them develop resilience and realize their potential (success) as individuals and as valuable members of society. Our Guidance Team is involved in all aspects of students' lives - academic, social and emotional - and can be a point of contact for services both inside and outside of the school.

Personal Well-being and Development:

  • Physical health and safety
  • Mental and emotional health
  • Self knowledge and esteem
  • Feelings of competence, usefulness, potency
  • Sense of future
  • Goal-setting
  • Self-management and self-regulation skills
  • Independence and autonomy
  • Learning skills
  • Problem solving

Interpersonal Well-being and Development:

  • Sense of belonging
  • Connection to school community

  • Interact positively with others

  • Conflict resolution

  • Sense of social responsibility

Our team uses solution-based counselling to help facilitate personal and interpersonal well-being and development. Our PPHS Change and Cope cards are utilized by students and staff to teach resiliency and self-regulation. Copies can be obtained from your Guidance Counsellor. 

 

 

Career Development:

  • Positive transitions from elementary to secondary school and from secondary school to a variety of post-secondary destinations; including apprenticeship, college, community living, university, workplace

  • Career planning knowledge and skills

  • Skills for finding and securing work/employment

  • Resume, interview, work-search, etc.

Four Step Inquiry:

  • Who am I? (Knowing Yourself -- self assessment -- personal characteristics: interests, skills, personality, values, etc.)

  • What are my opportunities? (Exploring Opportunities -- variety of options for: fields of work and occupations, education and training)

  • Who do I want to become? (Making Decisions and Setting Goals)

  • What is my plan for achieving my goals (Achieving Goals and Making Transitions)

Course Change Requests 

**Course changes are now complete. The guidance office is processing all Semester 2 Timetable Course Change Requests. **

 

Diplomas

Diplomas are given to students at their graduation ceremony. Students who do not attend the graduation ceremony may pick up their diploma from the school; diplomas are not mailed to students. The Ministry of Education only issues one diploma per student so it is important to keep your diploma safe as it cannot be replaced if lost or damaged. If you lose your diploma and require proof of graduation, you may order a Transcript (see Transcript Requests below).

Important Dates 2022-2023
September
  • September 6 - Grade 9 Day
  • September 7 - First Day of Classes for Grades 10-12
  • September 14 - Last Day for S1 Timetable Changes  
  • September 19-23 - Grade 9 Guidance/Library Orientation 
October
  • October 1-2 - OUF - Ontario University Fair - 9:30am-5pm at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre
  • October 5 - OCAS Transmission (College) Demographics
  • October 6 - Destination: College Bound Research Tutorial - Period 2 (9:20-10:35am) in Room 162 - check out the Grade 12 Guidance Hub to sign up
  • October 12 - Destination: University Bound Research Tutorial - Period 2 (9:20-10:35am OR Period 4 (12:45-2:00pm) in Room 162 -check out the Grade 12 Guidance Hub to sign up
  • October 13 - Colleges' Fair - Gym AB - 12:15-2:00pm - check out the Grade 12 Guidance Hub to sign up
  • October 18 - Universities' Fair - Gym AB - All Day - check out the Grade 12 Guidance Hub to sign up OR if you are in Grade 11, sign up in Guidance 
  • October 19-20 - Ontario College Fair - Enercare Centre - Hall B, Exhibition Place, Toronto, 5pm-9pm (October 19) and 9am-2pm (October 20)
  • October 20 - OUAC Transmission (University) Demographics
  • October 20 - Parent/Guardian-Teacher Interviews
  • October 26 - Destinations:  The Nuts and Bolts of Apprenticeship - check out the Grade 12 Guidance Hub to sign up or sign up in Guidance
November
  • November 2 - Take our Kids to Work Day - Grade 9 only
  • November 2 - Lunch Hour with Brock University - Room 162 
  • November 3 - How to Apply to University Workshop -  - students will receive their PIN at this presentation - check out the Grade 12 Guidance Hub to sign up 
  • November 8 - How to Apply to College Workshop - check out the Grade 12 Guidance Hub to sign up 
  • November 9 - Lunch Hour with Trent University - Room 162
  • November 9 - Budgeting and Scholarships Workshop  - Room 162 - Period 3- check out the Grade 12 Guidance Hub to sign up
  • November 9 - Term 2 Begins 
  • November 14 - Lunch Hour with Carleton University - Room 162
  • November 16 - Lunch Hour with Ontario Tech - Room 162
  • November 17 - OCAS and OUAC Transmission (Midterm Marks)
  • November 21 - Lunch Hour with Lakehead University in the Guidance Office
  • November 21 - OCAS/OUAC Support - at lunch - Room 162
  • November 22 - OCAS/OUAC Support - at lunch - Room 162
  • November 23 - Lunch Hour with Huron University (Western U) in the Guidance Office
  • November 23 - OCAS/OUAC Support - at lunch - Room 162
  • November 24 - Full Disclosure
  • November 29 - OCAS/OUAC Support - at lunch - Room 162
  • November 30 - OCAS/OUAC Support - at lunch - Room 162
December
  • December 8 - NCAA:  Athletic Scholarships in the USA presentation- Period 4 - check out the Grade 12 Guidance Hub
  • December 19 - OCAS/OUAC Support - at lunch - Room 162
  • December 20 - OCAS/OUAC Support - at lunch - Room 162
  • December 21 - OCAS/OUAC Support - at lunch - Room 162
  • December 22 - Recommended last day for OCAS/OUAC applications  
January 
  • January 12  - Deadline for Ontario Secondary School students to submit application to OUAC for equal consideration
February 
  • ​February 1 - Deadline for Ontario Secondary School students to submit application to OCAS for equal consideration
  • February 8 - Last day for timetable changes
  • February 13 and 14 - myBlueprint Grade Assemblies - Period 1
  • February 14 - myBlueprint Opens for Submission 
  • February 16 -  OCAS/OUAC Transmission (Semester 1 Final Marks)
  • February 24 - myBlueprint Closes for Submission

March

  • March 3 - Trent University Visit - Lunch - Room 162
  • March 23 - Parent/Guardian-Teacher Interviews
April 
  • April  - Commencement Awards, Bursaries and Scholarships Application Launched
  • April  - Destinations: The Nuts and Bolts of Apprenticeship Tutorial 
  • April 19 - OSAP Presentation - Period 4 in the Library - check out the Grade 12 Guidance Hub to sign up
  • April 22 - OCAS Transmission (Midterm Marks For College Bound ONLY)
  • April 28 - OCAS and OUAC Transmission  (Midterm Marks)
  • April  - Commencement Awards, Bursaries Scholarships Application closes at 4pm
May 

 

  • May - Confirmed offers of admissions to Ontario colleges (most common deadline, but may vary)
  • May 5 - Full Disclosure
  • May 29 - Latest Date by which secondary students shall expect a response from an Ontario university
June 

 

July 
  •  July 6 - OCAS/OUAC  Transmission (Final Marks and Diploma Status)
August 
  •  August 10 - OCAS/OUAC Summer School Mark Transmission
MyBlueprint Course Selection 2023-2024

 myBlueprint will open for submission on Tuesday, February 14th, 2023 and will close on Friday, February 24th, 2023. 

 

What is myBlueprint?

myBlueprint is a comprehensive online education, career/life planning, and digital portfolio tool designed to meet students' learning needs, interests, and aspirations. myBlueprint gives students the opportunity to become an architect of their own future.

As students begin this journey, they should be asking themselves:

 

  • Who am I?
  • What are my opportunities?
  • Who do I want to become?
  • What is my plan for achieving my goal?

 

myBlueprint is a robust way for students to plan their education and possible career pathways. Students can access:

  • Who Am I: Comprehensive interest and career/life assessment surveys to help students learn more about themselves and their occupation matches.
  • Goals: Create S.M.A.R.T Goals and a plan of action to stay on track.
  • Resume & Cover Letters: Record experiences and export them for school or work.
  • High School Planner: Plan to graduate and discover the impact of course selections.
  • Post-Secondary: Research the opportunities available in every pathway across Canada.
  • Occupations: Compare extensive information on careers across Canada.
  • Budgets: Improve financial literacy and build an interactive budget.
  • Portfolios: Upload and share photos, files, and videos to multiple portfolios to document and communicate your learning journey.
  • Guides: Information on topics related to education and career/life planning.
Accessing myBlueprint
Click on myBlueprint for course selection at Port Perry High School School. 
Course Calendar 2023-2024
  Click the image to view a listing of courses offered for the 2023-2024 school year. 
myBlueprint Step-By-Step Instructions


Grade 8 to 9 Course Selection Guide

Grade 9 to 10 Course Selection Guide

Grade 10 to 11 Course Selection Guide

Grade 11 to 12 Course Selection Guide

Plan Your Education 

Durham District School Board (DDSB) provides a variety of resources to help students direct their learning. This allows them to receive relevant academic and practical experience regardless of the career pathway they choose.

Supplementary Forms

Cooperative Education Application  

Peer Tutoring Application 

Not Returning to PPHS 

Request to Return to PPHS 

New Student Registration
Please review our new student registration handout for details on how to register at Port Perry High School. A document review appointment will be required prior to doing course selection. There is typically a February intake date and an August intake date for document review. Please ensure you read the handout and have the required documents ready for your review appointment. 

With the exception of new Grade 8 students coming from our family of schools: Cartwright Central, Prince Albert, R.H. Cornish, S.A. Cawker, McCaskill's Mills (French Immersion only), all new student registrations must be initiated online at https://www.ddsb.ca/en/our-schools/register-for-school.aspx

Online Learning Graduation Requirement Opt-Out Form

Beginning with the cohort of students who entered Grade 9 in the 2020-2021 school year, all students must earn a minimum of two online learning credits as part of the graduation requirements for an Ontario Secondary School Diploma unless they have been opted-out or exempted. 

Families wishing to opt-out of the mandatory online courses required for graduation must complete the “Opt-Out Form.

 
Online Learning Graduation Requirement 

The Ontario Ministry of Education has introduced a new graduation requirement for secondary students to complete two online learning credits as part of the 30 credits required for the Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD).  It applies to students who entered Grade 9 on or after September 1, 2020.  Although students working towards an Ontario Secondary School Certificate (OSSC) or Certificate of Accomplishment are not required to complete this new graduation requirement they may take eLearning courses.

The graduation requirement is intended to support students in developing familiarity and comfort with learning and working in a fully online environment, as well as developing digital literacy and other important transferable skills that they will need for success after secondary school, including in post-secondary education and the workplace.

Definition of "Online Learning" for this Graduation Requirement

Online learning credits that count towards the requirement are earned through courses that are delivered using an asynchronous model.  Students complete their online coursework with the support of a certified Ontario educator with whom they communicate, and who provides instruction, ongoing feedback, assessment, evaluation, and reporting as needed, including implementing any accommodations and/or modifications identified in the student’s Individual Education Plan.

Exception: Remote Learning Credit Earned in 2020-2021

The Ministry recognizes the extraordinary circumstances of the COVID-19 pandemic.  As a result, up to one secondary school credit that was completed by students who were in Grade 9 during the province-wide school closures (from April 2021 to June 2021) may be counted towards the graduation requirement.

Opting-Out of the eLearning Graduation Requirement

A parent/guardian or student (18 years of age or older or 16 or 17 years of age and withdrawn from parental control) may withdraw from the online eLearning graduation requirement.  No explanation or reason is needed to opt-out.  

There is no deadline to opt-out and it may occur at any time during the student’s secondary school program.  Students who opt-out may still take eLearning courses.  Students and families are permitted to opt back into the online learning graduation requirement should their decision change.

To opt-out of the online eLearning graduation requirement, complete the following form and submit it to the Guidance Department.

Opt-Out Form

If you have questions, please contact the Guidance Department.

 

School Policies, Procedures & School Structure

To view our school policies, procedures and school structure, click the PPHS crest.       

Student Success

Port Perry High School is currently using several Learning to 18 strategies to meet individual student’s needs.

  1. Expanded Co-op: Port Perry High School has been working diligently to broaden opportunities for experiential learning and give more students a chance to start working and "test-drive" career options. Port Perry H.S. offers two-credit, and four-credit co-op options.
  2. Grade 8 to 9 Transition Program: Interventions have been established to help students make a smooth transition from elementary to secondary school. A team meeting takes place in the spring of each year to identify students in need of extra support. Activities are planned such as the Grade 8 Information Night, the Grade 8 Road Show to our community schools, and the Grade 9 Orientation at the start of the school year. 
  3. Student Success Team: Port Perry High School has a Student Success Team that is comprised of the administration, guidance and special education heads, and student success teachers. Together they will identify and support struggling students, provide more options for learning, monitor student progress, and develop procedures for all student success initiatives. As well, each Student Success Team will work with school staff, students, parents, and the community to ensure more students earn the credits necessary to graduate. 
  4. Dual Credit Program: With the dual credit program, students can earn a number of credits by participating in apprenticeship training and/or post secondary courses that count towards both or either their high school diploma and their post secondary diploma, degree, or apprenticeship certification. 
  5. Specialist High Skills Major: The SHSM allows students to focus on a career path that matches their individual skills and interests. Each major has a bundle of 6 to 12 courses in a selected field. Students who choose a major learn on the job with employers and at skills training centers, as well as in school. They can earn valuable industry certifications; including First Aid/CPR, WHMIS, and Basic Health and Safety qualifications. Students who complete a major can be confident that they leave high school prepared with the knowledge, skills, and industry-recognized qualifications desired by employers, and post-secondary education and training institutions.

For more information, please contact the Guidance office.

Summer School 

Please check Durham Continuing Education website www.dce.ca for information regarding summer school. 

Transcript Requests

Students are provided with one free transcript at graduation that is included inside their graduation envelope along with their diploma and other certificates. These are legal documents and should be safely stored.

If you have lost your transcript, or need an additional transcript, you may purchase additional copies through School Cash Online (purchase as a guest, do not set up an account) at a cost of $10.75 per transcript.

After purchasing your transcript(s), please forward your payment receipt by email to angela.paisley@ddsb.ca and the following information:

  • Full Name
  • Mailing Address (transcript will be mailed to this address) 
  • Last year you attended Port Perry HS
  • Date of Birth
  • Phone Number

You will be asked additional security questions prior to obtaining the transcript. Only the student (or legal guardian if student is under the age of 18 years) may request and receive his/her transcript. Port Perry High School will only have your transcript if this is the final high school you attended in Ontario. If you would like your transcript sent to a specific organization or institution, please provide the complete mailing address in your email.

Transcripts will be mailed through Canada Post and requests will not be fulfilled until proof of payment is received. We do not provide a courier service for transcripts, however, the requester may arrange and pay for their own courier pick-up and provide details to the Guidance Department. 

Are you a former student applying to a college or university in Ontario?

If you have already graduated and are requesting your transcript to apply to a public post-secondary institution in Ontario, your transcript request is made through the Ontario Colleges or OUAC websites. After creating an account, you will authorize Port Perry HS to send your transcript and complete the required information. Your transcript will then be transferred electronically by the Application Center to your requested colleges or universities. Applying out of province?  Please check with the post-secondary institution about how to send your transcript to their Admissions Office.

Workshops
Our Guidance Counsellors host a number of free workshops for students throughout the year.  Please check out our tab titled Important Dates and if you are a Grade 12 student, please accept the invitation to the Grade 12 Guidance Hub Google Classroom. 
Useful Websites 

           Applying Post-Secondary

Ontario Colleges 

Ontario College University Transfer Guide

Ontario Universities Application Centre (OUAC) 

Guide to Ontario Universities

OSAP

Resource Guide for Students with Disabilities: Transition Resource Guide

CASPer Prep

SAT - CollegeBoard

           Apprenticeships

Apprentice Search

Apprentice Trades

Apprenticeship Programs

Careers in Trades

Construction Apprenticeship

Construction Training and Apprenticeship Ontario

Find Your Trade

Ontario Skilled Trades

Ontario Youth Apprenticeship Program

Skills Ontario

Tradeability

Youth Employment Information

Youth Jobs

Welding Schools of Ontario

           Career Planning

Canadian Careers

Kuder Occupational Interest Survey

Hloom Resume Templates 

Monster.ca

Ontario Work Info Net

Volunteer

Work Search - Job Bank

Workopolis

Youth Employment Information

           Colleges

Algonquin College of Applied Arts and Technology - Ottawa

Cambrian College - Sudbury

Canadore College - North Bay

Centennial College - Toronto Scarborough

Collège Boréal - Sudbury

Conestoga College - Kitchener/Waterloo

Confederation College

Durham College - Oshawa/Whitby

Fanshawe College - London

George Brown College - Toronto Centre

Georgian College - Barrie/Orillia

Humber College of Applied Arts & Technology - Toronto Etobicoke

La Cite Collegiale - Ottawa

Lambton College - Sarnia

Loyalist College - Belleville

Mohawk College - Hamilton

Niagara College Canada - St. Catharine's

Northern College of Applied Arts and Technology - Timmins

Sault College - Sault Ste Marie

Seneca College - Toronto North York/King City

Sheridan College - Oakville/Mississauga

Sir Sandford Fleming College - Lindsay/Peterborough

St. Clair College - Windsor

St. Lawrence College - Kingston

           Community Resources

About Face

Addiction and Mental Health

Centre for Addiction and Mental Health

Carea - Community Health Centre

The Canadian Association for School Health

Distress Centre Durham

Egale

Girls Inc. - Inspiring all girls to be strong, smart, and bold

Information Durham

Durham Mental Health

Kids Can - Durham

Kids Help Phone

Teen Legal Helpline

Mental Health4Kids

Mind Your Mind

my40hours.ca

myImpact

Nedic (National Eating Disorder Information Center)

Pflag Canada Durham Region

Pride Durham

Canadian Centre for Child Protection

TAMI - Durham

Teen Mental Health

YouthConnect.ca

           Destination

Canlearn

Go To College

Summer Jobs

Youth Connect

Resume Templates

           Financing Your Education

Student Budget Worksheet

Academic Invest

CST Plan

CanLearn

Get Smarter About Money - Education Cost Calculator

NCAA Athletic Scholarship Eligibility

OSAP

Scholarships Canada

Scholarships and Student Loans for the U.S.

Student Awards - Scholarship

Youth Canada - Financing your Education

           Indigenous Education & Cultural Services

Aboriginal Post-Secondary Information Program (APSIP)

Ontario Universities' Indigenous Student Resource

Indigenous Institutes in Ontario

Indigenous Institutes Consortium

Indigenous Link Career

           Private Institutions

Canadian Coast Guard College

Career Colleges

Cordon Bleu Culinary Arts Institute - Ottawa

Haliburton School of the Arts

Harris Institute

Ontario Institute of Audio Recording Technology

Ontario Police College

Stratford Chefs School - Canadian Cooking School including Culinary and Pastry Chef Schools

The Michener Institute for Applied Health Sciences

Toronto Film School

Welcome to Metalworks Institute - Canada's Elite Entertainment Arts School 

           Universities

Canadian Universities

Canadian Virtual University

Council of Ontario Universities

Studying in the UK

Brock University - St. Catharine's

Carleton University - Ottawa

Lakehead University - Thunder Bay/Orillia

Laurentian University - Sudbury

McMaster University - Hamilton

Nipissing University - North Bay

Ontario Tech University - Oshawa

OCAD University (Ontario College of Art and Design) -Toronto

Queen's University - Kingston

Royal Military College - Kingston

Toronto Metropolitan University

Trent University - Peterborough/Oshawa

University of Guelph - Guelph/Toronto

University of Ottawa - Ottawa

University of Toronto - Toronto/Scarborough/Mississauga

University of Windsor - Windsor

University of Waterloo - Kitchener/Waterloo/Cambridge

Western University - London

Wilfrid Laurier University - Waterloo

York University - Toronto

           Workplace

Confederation College - CICE (Community Integration Through Cooperative Eduction)

Department of National Defence

Drive a Bus

Durham College - CICE

Fanshawe College - CICE

Fleming College  - CICE

Fleming College for Workplace Graduates

Georgian College - CICE

H Careers

Lambton College - CICE

Local Work

Loyalist College - CICE

Metaservices - Making Employment Transitions Attainable

Mohawk College - CICE

Monster

Niagara College - CICE

Ontario Work Info

Ontario Youth Jobs

OREA Real Estate College

Pathways to Jobs

Sault College - CICE

St. Lawrence College - Workplace Programs

Summer Jobs

Work InFoNet

Workopolis