Childcare & Kindergarten

• Find Licensed Child Care Near You.

• Learn about the provinces Full-Day Kindergarten Program.

Schooling Resources

• Use the School Information Finder to search for publicly funded schools in Ontario and learn more about them.

• View the School Year Calendar submitted to the Ministry of Education

• Access the E-Learning Ontario resource and choose your school board or organization from a list, then log in.

• Students who have behavioral, communicational, intellectual, physical, or multiple exceptionalities may require Special Education programs and/or services to benefit fully from their school experience.

• Learn about the Skilled Trades in Ontario Schools and how they  can help students discover the skilled trades and explore them as careers of choice.

School Curriculum & Report Cards

• Learn about School Curriculum and criteria's teachers use to grade students.

• View Elementary School Curriculum.

• View Secondary School Curriculum.

• View the current Report Card Templates for use by school boards and vendors.

Colleges

• How do I earn a College degree, diploma, certificate or apprenticeship in Ontario?

• How do I Apply to Ontario Colleges?

• What kinds of College Programs are available in Ontario?

• View a list Ontario’s Public Colleges.

Universities

• Learn about, applying and attending Ontario Universities.

• How do I Apply to Ontario Universities?

• View a list of Ontario’s Public Universities.

Studying Abroad

• What should you know if you plan to Study at a College or University Outside of Canada?

Apprenticeships

• How do you Prepare for Apprenticeships?

• The Ontario Youth Apprenticeship Program provides opportunities to high school students – either Grade 11 or 12 – earn co-op education credits through work placements in a skilled trade.

Adult Learning & the Second Career Program

• Learn about Adult Learning opportunities to improved your reading , writing and math skills, your English or French to get your high school diploma.

• You can get new skills – like those needed for jobs in demand now – and financial support if you qualify for the Second Career Program.

• Second Career Program: Request an Appointment With a Counsellor

• Child Subsidies

  • Families can apply for the Ontario Child Care Fee Subsidy. The cost of this program is shared by the Ontario government, municipal governments and First Nations communities.

  • The Ontario Child Benefit provides direct financial support to low to moderate income families – whether they are working or not. It helps parents with the cost of raising their children.

  • Canada Child Benefit is a tax-free monthly payment made to eligible families to help with the cost of raising children under 18 years of age.

  • Special Needs Resourcing (SNR) helps support the inclusion of children with special needs in licensed child care settings, in a premises where in-home services are provided, in a place where child and family programs are provided, children's recreation programs, and camps at no additional cost to parents.

  OSAP, Scholarships & Bursaries

  • Learn about the Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP), and how it can help supplement your education funding.

  • View OSAP Application Forms.

  • How do I contact an OSAP Financial Aid Office?

  • Having difficulty repaying OSAP? You can apply to lower your monthly loan payments for six months at a time through the Repayment Assistance Plan.

  • Learn about Scholarships & Bursaries, and find out which you can apply for.