Are you considering travelling after finishing school or taking some time off from your studies to go abroad? Why not travel and study at the same time? Learn more about arranging to study abroad by reviewing the tips and Web links below. 1. Many universities offer international exchange programs in... More >

Metal fabricators (fitters) are individuals who work with ferrous and non-ferrous metals, including plate and structural steel sections, to produce or repair component parts for bridges, buildings, towers, platforms, steel stairs and hand rails or other assemblies and structures made from steel. Individuals in this occupational group can be found... More >

Tool and die makers make, repair and test dies, cutting tools, jigs, fixtures, gauges, prototypes and specialty tools. In some jurisdictions, they may also build moulds. They lay out, set up, machine, fit and finish metal components. They design and make items to meet exacting standards in dimensions, strength and... More >

Boilermakers construct, install, test, maintain and repair boilers, tanks and other vessels that contain liquids, gases and dry products. These vessels may have unique characteristics. Boilermakers may work from blueprints to fabricate components from steel or other materials. They often have to attach rigging and work with cranes to lift... More >

Volunteer Resource -Information Orillia 33 Mississauga St E. Orillia ON L3V1V4 705-326-7743 705.326.6064 http://www.informationorillia.org/ volunteer@informationorillia.org Volunteer and Information Kingston 120 Clarence Street, Suite 274A Kingston, K7L 1X4 Tel: 613-542-8512 Fax: 613-542-8216 http://www.volunteerkingston.ca/ mailto://info@volunteerkingston.ca Lennox & Addington Community Volunteer & Information Centre 45 Dundas Street East Napanee, ON K7R 1H7 Tel:... More >

The Aboriginal Job Centre lists employment opportunities across Canada that are available to Aboriginal people. Listings can be searched by location, job sector, or key word. More >

Under this grant, part-time students may be eligible for up to $1,200 per academic year. Delivered by: Human Resources and Skills Development Canada (HRSDC) You are eligible if you: 1. Apply and qualify for a Canada Student Loan 2. Are enrolled part-time in a program lasting at least 12 weeks... More >

Am I eligible for participation in Skills Development? To be eligible for participation in Skills Development (SD), you must be an unemployed individual ("insured participant") as defined by Section 58 of the Employment Insurance Act. This means that you are an individual for whom: a) an unemployment benefit period has... More >