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The
Learning Partnership, in partnership with Scotiabank®, is
launching the The Ultimate Dream Job Contest on August 16th, 2010.
This national online photo contest runs from August 16th to October
17th for Canadian students starting grade 9. |
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A
chance to earn grade 11 or grade 12 credits while traveling abroad. |
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Summer
science camp in July. Register by June 4th! Free to students entering
grades nine or ten. Casting, crime scene investigation, DNA analysis,
etc. |
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3
wk course, earn a grade 12 credit in Marine and Environmental Science
+ get a scuba certification/upgrade. Available in July and August. |
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U
of T's, Victoria University is hosting a Summer Institute for the
Arts www.vicu.utoronto.ca/summer arts or contact Sinnata D'souza at
vic.summerarts@utoronto.ca |
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Envision EMI is an International Education Organization with 60,000
from 50 countries participating annually. On July 2 - 5 in Toronto,
Envision hosts the National Young Leaders Conference. NYLC is
a unique leadership development program for 7th - 11th grade students. |
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The
Deep River Science Academy is now accepting applications for the
2010 season. Further information can be found in the Students page.
The DRSA is also accepting applications for employment for a variety
of positions. Check out Summer Employment Opportunities for more
information. You can contact them via email at info@drsa.ca or by
phone at 613-584-4541
April
26, 2010 |
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Waterloo
Unlimited is a unique enrichment opportunity for high school students
in grades 10 through 12. Offered during the school year, Unlimited
brings together curious, motivated, well-rounded teens from across
the country. |
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"Our
mission is to deliver a world-class travel experience with integrity,
creativity and attention to detail. By supplying the highest level
of personalized customer service with a focus on safety and security,
we seek to ensure each individual’s expectations are exceeded.
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For
gifted and talented young women entering grades 8-12 |
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International
Student Exchange - Ontario is a registered not-for-profit corporation
offering Ontario students a variety of reciprocal exchange programs
in Europe and in Quebec. |
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The
conference encompasses a wide variety of sessions for both curricular
and co-curricular programs, with sessions geared towards high school
and elementary school teachers. The Women's Sport School will increase
your knowledge in several areas of school sport, expose you to new/unconventional
sports and teaching methods, and provide opportunities for discussion
groups with peers. |
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Travel
is FREE; costs are covered by the Department of Canadian Heritage
Groups of students aged 12 - 17
2 weeks - 1 week in each community
Homestay - students and teachers are billeted with their selected
twin
Fits any curriculum area – second language, geography, leadership,
history, science, music, sports teams, volunteering
Equally accessible to all - financial assistance is available to
those who need it and all academic levels are encouraged to participate
Exchanges can at occur at any time during the year, typically from
February to June
Application deadline : August 1st |
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Katimavik
offers young Canadians an exciting experience that incorporates
learning and volunteer involvement. It is Canada's leading national
youth volunteer-service program. |
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If
you're like most people today, you'll agree that our world is shrinking.
This get's us thinking about the impact we could or should be making
in our communities, our environment and the global "village"
we now belong to. What many don't realize is that a rewarding career
in which you can make a REAL difference can begin with an education
in agriculture. |
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Upcoming
Flash Courses:
A Flash Course provides intensive two-day training in a subject
and is a highly effective and inexpensive alternative to traditional
tutoring. Calculus, Probability and Statistics. |
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Spend
a week with Encounters with Canada - Canada's largest youth forum!
Every week of the school year, 120 to138 teens from across Canada
(ages 14-17) come to Ottawa, where they discover their country through
each other, learn about Canadian institutions, meet famous and accomplished
Canadians, explore exciting career options, develop their civic
leadership skills and live an extraordinary bilingual experience.
Over 84,000 youth have lived the EWC experience, so far! |
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Youth
International: Experiential learning & volunteering adventures.
Students, ages 18 to 25 on gap year between high school and
University, or during University, travel with team of 14 for 3 months
in Asia (Thailand, India, Vietnam) or South America (Bolivia, Peru,
Ecuador, Galapagos Islands). Toronto based. Started in 1997. |
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