Getting high potential students into the best programs, at the best schools, to help them get the best jobs, doesn’t mean we don’t take the time to keep up a social life. In between playing soccer on Tuesday nights and going out for fried chicken and waffles, we meet brands, companies and visionaries who share the same goal: creating opportunities for students and parents like you.  Our newest BFF is a private college with career-oriented courses in multiple fields and a student employment rate of 93%. If you’re game to make plans, pour yourself your drink of choice and cle ..read more

We watch a lot of things at GrantMe, including scholarship and university deadlines, our data charts and silly YouTube Shorts. But if there’s one thing we never take our eyes off of, it’s the rapidly changing landscape of higher education. As AI takes hold, we aim to be on the same footing by using technology to help you navigate university and make the education experience faster, easier and better. 3D glasses are out, but this just in: class is now in session. Today’s syllabus: Reviewing your favourite movie is scholarship material Volunteering is&nbs ..read more

We’ll admit it. It’s hard for us to keep a secret and this week, we might have spilled all the tea on getting into Canada’s most distinguished universities and where you can find help for applying to schools in the US (at long last). Pinkies up—class is now in session. Today’s syllabus: Big bills: Universities nab over $1 billion in funding from the Canadian government Worth it? Our guide to university rankings and prestige Party in the USA: Introducing AdmissionPrep Trending 11 Canadian universities will be receiving a portion of nearly $1.4 bil ..read more

Peaches, peaches, peaches, I love you, oh!!! Have you ever longed for something as much as Bowser did for Peach? Are you planning a secret plot to avoid rejection? No? Well, you should! How else will you catch your dream job? An obstacle that a lot of our students encounter is their lack of job experience, but they ignore all the awesome volunteering experience they have! Including volunteering experiences on your resume can significantly enhance your chances of getting hired. Volunteering experience is a great way to showcase your skills and qualities to potential employers. It demonstrates t ..read more

Have you ever walked all the way from Downtown through Fairfield, past the Ross Bay Cemetery, to finally arrive at Gonzales Bay and just look at the ocean? On a sunny day, you can see all the way to the US. Did you know? Well, if your summers were as long and boring as mine used to be, I highly suggest you save some of that time to Volunteer in Victoria. Here are my favourite spots to help others Volunteer Requirements in BC In British Columbia, high school students can earn volunteer hours as part of their graduation requirements. Students are required to complete at least 30 hours of volunte ..read more

At four years old, you go to watch the horses and feel like a hero while petting them. Then, at 14, you get your first summer job and have to deal with very excited people all night. And finally, at 16, you take your first girlfriend and win a massive teddy bear for her. You never know what will happen next at the Calgary Stampede. The cold winters, the warm summer night, and the old Dinosaur running around UofC, Calgary is a vibe. How could you resist the opportunity to become a volunteer in Calgary? Volunteering Requirements in Alberta The Alberta government encourages high school students t ..read more

Volunteer Today Volunteering has a bad rep right now. With voluntourism, social media philanthropy (who remembers Mr. Beast?) and the lack of impactful opportunities when volunteering can raise some eyebrows. However, it is still a requirement to graduate from most Canadian high schools, so what is the truth? And why is volunteering so important? What are the benefits of volunteering? Volunteering is an act of service that involves giving your time and skills to help others without expecting anything in return. It is a crucial aspect of community development that has a significant impact on bo ..read more

Have you ever applied to a hundred jobs with just your resume and received no reply? Yes, I have done that. Never again. A resume is great for showing your qualifications, but your cover letter is the heart of your application. Don’t get ghosted again; write a cover letter! A well-written cover letter can help you stand out from other applicants and increase your chances of getting an interview. The basic structure of a cover letter includes three main components: an opening paragraph, a middle section, and a closing paragraph. What did you just say? Are you writing your cover letters with Ch ..read more

True Story: When I was writing my resume for my first job, I went to Canva, included my Facebook profile picture, and made the whole background blue. I don’t think I have to tell you that I did not start getting any callbacks until I updated my format. Now, I cringe every time I see people repeating my mistakes. I want to go through my screen and should, “Don’t do it!” Oh, well, I guess all I can do is share my tips here, and so I will! Steps to Writing Your First Resume Start with a strong profile section that highlights your main characteristics and shows who you are. Remember, objective st ..read more

Home to the best sports teams in Canada. Am I right? (Just don’t tell the Vancouver folks). With 2.8 million people from all around the world, people from all around the world and a killer skyline. Without further due, we present you with the best places for volunteering in Toronto! Volunteering Requirements In Ontario In Ontario, high school students need to complete 40 hours of community service to graduate. This program is called the Ontario Secondary School Community Service (OSSCS) and is designed to encourage students to get involved in their communities and develop a sense of responsibi ..read more