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Post Secondary Is Possible
The Council of Educators of Toronto (CET) is here to help you discover Access and Outreach Programs that help you in your journey to pursuing post secondary education.
The CET is a one-of-a-kind network regrouping all the school boards, colleges and universities in Toronto, acting together to make post secondary education more accessible for those who face challenges in their life.
Upcoming Events
Spanning The Gaps, Ryerson University
Spanning the Gaps hosts regular online information sessions for those who are interested in the Transition Foundations Program. These sessions provide program and course details, degree options, and information on student eligibility criteria and the intake process.
Info. sessions (Online sessions run for one hour):
- Wednesday, December 9, at 4:00 p.m.
To take part in an upcoming information session, please email Hirma Leon, Department Assistant, at spanningthegaps@ryerson.ca.
UofT Within Reach: Equity & Outreach Webcasts
Join us online for a webcast about the resources and programs available at U of T for our diverse community. This series of webcasts will feature students, alumni, and faculty talking about finding their place at U of T. We'll highlight programming that helps our students navigate through university life and succeed in their studies.
Online
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Accessibility Services at U of T
Thursday, December 3, 2020 at 4:00 PM until 5:00 PMEastern Standard Time
In this presentation we'll be joined by staff from Accessibility Services, who will talk about their mission to provide students with a network of resources to succeed at U of T, both inside and outside the classroom. Accessibility Services strives to create a safe and comfortable community for students where they can navigate their disability and related barriers, facilitate peer support and interactions, and provide various academic and social opportunities.
YOUR JOURNEY STARTS HERE...
Choosing the right program
Not sure where to begin, what you may qualify for, or how to apply?
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IN THEIR OWN WORDS
From participants of programs at CET member institutions.
Interview with Sabra Desai
Manager, Community Partnership Development
Humber College -
IN THEIR OWN WORDS
From participants of programs at CET member institutions.
Interview with Ahmed Bawah
Community Outreach Coordinator
Youth HYPE Program
Centennial College -
IN THEIR OWN WORDS
From participants of programs at CET member institutions.
Interview with Sheila Gilkinson
Student Success Lead Teacher
Toronto Catholic District School Board (TCDSB)
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ACCESS PROGRAMS AT A GLANCE
George Brown College - Women Transitioning to Trades & Employment (WTTE) Program
This program will provide a full time academic upgrading and career exploration, offering grade 12 equivalent credits in math and communications for women and gender non-conforming people.
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ACCESS PROGRAMS AT A GLANCE
York University - Bridging Program for Women
The School of Gender, Sexuality and Women's Studies at York University offers academic Bridging Courses for women who want to upgrade their writing and speaking skills and explore the possibility of university study.
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ACCESS PROGRAMS AT A GLANCE
Humber’s General Arts and Science Pathways Programs
Humber’s General Arts and Science Pathways Programs are great choices for students who have not yet decided on their field of future study or who want to improve their skills before moving on to another college or university program. If students want maximum flexibility and maximum transfer credits to other institutions, then the right fit is important. We have four programs, each designed to match students’ interests and educational needs.
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ACCESS PROGRAMS AT A GLANCE
Humber Liberal Arts & Science - Academic Upgrading
If you need to prepare for a college program, we can prepare you for success through Academic Upgrading's FREE program.
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ACCESS PROGRAMS AT A GLANCE
HYPE - Helping Youth Pursue Education
The HYPE program at Centennial College has given many young people new confidence to return to school by helping to overcome the economic and social barriers that may have interfered with school attendance in the past and by providing a nurturing, inclusive environment for youth aged 17-29, primarily living in the underserved neighbourhoods of Toronto.