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Newcomers’ Guides to Education in Ontario:
www.settlement.org/site/ED/GUIDE/
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Ministry of Education:
www.edu.gov.on.ca
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Ministry of Child and Youth Services:
www.gov.on.ca/children
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Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities:
www.tcu.gov.on.ca
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World Education Services Canada:
www.wes.org/ca
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Ontario Immigration:
www.ontarioimmigration.ca
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Evaluating Your Education Credentials:
www.settlement.org
(click on “Education”, then “Labour Market Information”)
There are many options for adults who wish to train for a
new job or upgrade their skills. High school education is
free for Ontario residents 18 years of age and older who
would like to earn a secondary school diploma. Other
adult education programs generally require payment of
tuition fees.
For more information, contact the school board, college
or university in your community.
Ontario Day to Day
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Workbook 2010
ADULT AND CONTINUING EDUCATION
EXERCISE
What do I need to learn?
What do you need to learn in the near future? Write down your ideas below.
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By when?
What questions do you have about Education in Ontario? Write down
your questions, who you will ask or where you will look for informa-
tion, and your answers.
Useful Websites
Question
Who to ask / Where to look
Answer
EXERCISE