Another Spring tour of the Study and Go Abroad / SchoolFinder Fairs has come to a close — three stops in three cities, meeting hundreds of students and parents! The fairs are a great time, of course, but a couple of lucky students walked away with Grand Prizes: one winner scored a free round-trip flight anywhere in the world, courtesy of Air Canada, while another received $5,000 cash! Let’s meet and congratulate our lucky winners. Sofia P: Winner of the Air Canada Grand Prize Sofia’s currently studying Biophysics at York University, in Toronto, Ontario, and h ..read more

Popular terms you’ll want to explore when applying for awards, scholarships, and bursaries. There are many scholarships out there, and nearly as many scholarship administrators. Sometimes it feels like they’re all looking for something different! Knowing what to include in your application so you stand out is key. Why keywords? Applying for a scholarship is like applying for a job. You want to show off your skills, competencies, and personality, while remaining relatable, sympathetic, and honest. Tall order! Unfortunately, you can’t guarantee your application will even ..read more

There are similarities and differences in these English language tests. Which is right for you? If you’d like to study in Canada as an international student, and you don’t come from a predominantly English-speaking country, chances are you’ll have to write an English language proficiency test. Two of the most popular around the world are IELTS and TOEFL. But what is the difference between IELTS and TOEFL and how do you know which test to take? IELTS The International English Language Testing System (IELTS) tests your capacity to read, write, listen to, and speak English. Though ..read more

Education events are back across the country! Join us in Vancouver, Montréal, or Toronto this spring. In-person events are back in full force this year, and we can’t wait to meet you. The Study and Go Abroad / SchoolFinder Fairs are for students and parents who want to explore college, university, or post-graduate education in Canada or overseas, or consider volunteer or work-abroad programs. Here’s what’s coming up for the Study and Go Abroad / SchoolFinder Fairs this spring. We’ll be in three cities: Vancouver, Montréal, and Toronto, so be sure to come visit. Study and Go ..read more

It’s that time of year: application season! To apply for an undergraduate program in Ontario, you’ll need to use the Ontario Universities’ Application Centre, or OUAC. Most students will use the standard Undergraduate application, but there are a few exceptions. If you’re applying for law school, rehab sciences, teacher education, or a medical program, there are distinct applications processes, but that’s another story. Most people will go through the Undergraduate application. The first step is research, research, research! Check out SchoolFinder.com to find info ..read more

StatCan and COPS have identified a handful of career fields that will face structural shortages over the coming years. These could be great careers to consider if you don’t know what to study! Some fields of study are in higher demand than others — this is the reality of our modern economy. This doesn’t mean you shouldn’t follow your dreams, but if you’re not sure what you want to study, or “what you want to do when you grow up,” looking at some of the fields facing shortages can be a good way to find a stable, secure career pathway. To that end, Statistics Canada and ..read more

Setting a New Year’s resolution is traditional! Following through with it? Less so. Let’s change that for 2023! New Year’s Eve is right around the corner, and that means it’s just about time to gather with friends and family, sip champagne (if you’re old enough!), and reflect on the past year. Of course, New Year’s also means resolutions — those pesky promises we make to ourselves before promptly forgetting about them. In any case, if you’re feeling bold this year, maybe you’re ready to take on a resolution — and perhaps even see it through to the end? If so, chec ..read more

Matching your CV to the job you’re applying for can help you stand out from others who send the same document to every employer. This article was originally written by Sarah Leung for TalentEgg.ca. When applying for jobs, the pressure to appear the most accomplished on your resumé sometimes takes precedence over appearing as the most qualified. The difference between the most accomplished and the most qualified individuals depends on the job. Not all work experience applies to every job. Knowing how to tailor your resumé to different jobs can make a huge difference in landing an ..read more

QS Top Universities have released their world university rankings for 2024. Check out which schools cracked the top 10! It’s that time of year again! QS Top Universities has released their rankings for the top schools in the world! These rankings are based on a variety of criteria, such as sustainability, employment outcomes, and international research network. Since QS Top Universities ranks schools from all over the world, we’ll take a closer look at which Canadian schools have made their way onto the list before viewing the global list. So, don’t wait any further!&n ..read more

If you’re planning on studying law, you’ll need to take the LSAT exam. Find out how the LSAT will be changing this summer. Are you considering going to law school in Canada or abroad? If so, one of the requirements you’ll need to apply to most schools is an LSAT score. You may have heard of this infamous exam and have a general idea as to what it entails, but how much do you really know about the LSAT exam? Even if you’ve done your preliminary research, or have started studying, there are some new changes coming to the LSAT in August 2024! What’s different about this new LSAT? C ..read more