Demystify taxes and boost confidence in youth so they can do taxes on their own with these 7 gamified online courses by the Canadian Revenue Agency. Course titles include: Starting to Work, Preparing to Do Your Taxes, Completing a Basic Tax Return, After Sending the CRA Your Tax Return and Purpose of Taxes. Students will earn a certificate of achievement for completing the Completing a Basic Tax Return course.

In this course, students will discover the skills, responsibilities and requirements of careers in air traffic control, flight information services and technical support technologists as they learn about NAV CANADA, air navigation technology and the diverse career opportunities that await.

In this course, students will explore quantum science and technologies as they discover opportunities, careers and pathways in the quantum industry.

This course introduces students to resources and tools that they will be able to use throughout their financial journey and contains questions covering topics such as budgeting, saving, and debit and credit cards. Help improve financial confidence among students in Grades 6 - 12 with a gamified online course.

Help improve financial confidence in Grade 6- 12 students with this course by the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada that introduces students to resources and tools that they will be able to use well beyond high school. Content includes taxes, financial resources for post-secondary, and more!

In this course, students will explore advanced manufacturing by Next Generation Manufacturing Canada (NGen) as they discover careers, career pathways, innovative technologies, and opportunities in advanced manufacturing.

This course from the Chartered Professional Accountants of Manitoba (CPA MB) will explore accounting myths, careers in the accounting industry, career pathways to becoming a CPA, and financial literacy skills essential to the CPA profession and everyday life.

In this course, students will learn about labour market information (LMI). Exploring LMI can help students discover career options, develop a career plan, and help them make good decisions about their career based on essential workforce topics such as supply and demand, industry insights, work conditions, skills, job openings, and more.

In this course, students will discover the skills, responsibilities and requirements of careers in manufacturing as they explore career and industry pathways in the Canadian Manufacturing industry and how they benefit Canada and the province of Manitoba.

This course introduces students to the essential careers and career pathways in risk management. Students will explore a wide range of emerging careers in risk management, from cybersecurity and digital risk to natural disaster management. They will learn how these careers are critical to identifying, assessing, and managing threats or uncertainties in various industries. The course also highlights post-secondary programs in Alberta that specialize in risk management.

In this course students will explore unique experiences to work and travel around the world as they discover the different countries available, how to apply, travel tips and travel advice from International Experience Canada (IEC).

Through this course students will learn all about careers in emergency health services. They'll explore a variety of career paths available, including how these careers work together to support the healthcare sector in British Columbia.

This course from the Communications Security Establishment (CSE) and the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security (Cyber Centre) connects cyber security careers with its mission to safeguard Canadians from the everchanging cyber threat landscape, while introducing students to the cyber security concepts.

Learn about a wide range of mental health topics and resources that can help youth become better help-seekers and mental health leaders! These modules will bring you right to the experts–like Kids Help Phone, Anxiety Canada, and the Canadian Mental Health Association. Topics include stress and anxiety, body image, mindfulness, grief and loss, physical well-being, and more.

Build your awareness and help eliminate stigma around mental health disorders and substance use! These modules will bring you right to the experts–like Kids Help Phone, the Canadian Mental Health Association, and Crisis Services Canada. Plus, learn more about finding help and supporting others.

These modules will guide you through topics like stereotypes, prejudice, and discrimination, and the impacts they have on youth mental health. Plus, learn about unique resources for Indigenous, Black, Muslim, Asian, LGBTQ2S+, and newcomer youth in Canada.

Learn how to support someone who might be struggling with their mental health in this module provided by Jack.org, a national mental health organization of young leaders that are revolutionizing mental health. This activity will guide you through Jack Talks, Jack Summits, and Jack Chapters. Plus, learn about the Be There Certificate, which is created by Jack.org in partnership with the Born This Way Foundation.

In this course by the Insurance Institute, students will gain insurance literacy on many topics from home to car insurance with resources from the Insurance Bureau of Canada and the Institute for Catastrophic Loss Reduction.

In this course by the Insurance Institute of Canada, students will gain knowledge of the various career paths the insurance industry has to offer.

In this course, students will learn about career pathways available in the automotive and recreation vehicle industry by taking a tour of relevant industry websites. Partners include national and provincial automotive and recreational vehicle organizations.

In this course, students will learn all about how provincial elections work. They'll find out who can vote, what rights voters have, and how to register to vote. Additionally, they'll discover job options with Elections BC. It's a great opportunity to understand how elections in British Columbia work and maybe even uncover new career pathways!

Students can get a deeper look at a number of Post-Secondary Institutions via our Digital Guidance Office modules. Students will explore entry or training requirements, what student life might be like, and more. Participating institutions vary by province and territory.

The WorkSafeBC Modules help students understand common risks associated with different kinds of work environments and hazards on the job while introducing them to their rights and responsibilities as workers.

Learn all about mental health services and resources available for youth in New Brunswick. Questions in these modules will guide students through the websites of organizations like Chimo Helpline, CMHA-New Brunswick, Bridge the Gapp, Atlantic Wellness, 211, Horizon Health Network, and more.

Learn all about mental health services and resources available for youth in Newfoundland and Labrador. Questions in these modules will guide students through the websites of organizations like Bridge the Gapp, The Channal Warm Line, Therapy Assistance Online (TAO), Strongest Families Institute (SFI), Doorways, Mental Health Crisis Line, and more.

Learn all about mental health services and resources available for youth in Ontario. Questions in this module will guide students through the websites of organizations like BounceBack Ontario, ConnexOntario, CMHA-Ontario, Distress and Crisis Ontario, Children’s Mental Health Ontario, and more.

Learn all about mental health services and resources available for youth in British Columbia. Questions in these modules have been created in collaboration with provincial organizations like Foundry BC, Aged Out, MindCheck, Looking Glass Foundation, QChat, and more. Plus, additional modules coming soon!

In this course, provided by the Manitoba Construction Sector Council and their partners students will learn about career pathways available in Manitoba's construction industry by taking a tour of relevant industry websites.

In this course, students will learn about career pathways available in Saskatchewan's agriculture industry by taking a tour of relevant industry websites.

In this course, students will learn about career pathways available in Alberta's agriculture industry by taking a tour of relevant industry websites. Partners include: Alberta Canola, Alberta Pork, and Alberta Lamb.

This collaborative course which includes the Medical Laboratory Professionals’ Association of Ontario (MLPAO) helps students explore the skills, responsibilities and education requirements of many different career pathways in the healthcare system.

In this course, the Public Health Association of British Columbia will inform students about public health issues and initiatives across BC. These issues tackle everything from homelessness and vaccination rates, to food insecurity and planetary health.

Help increase climate literacy among students in New Brunswick, and empower them to become climate action champions in their schools and communities. Students who answer 60% or more questions correctly will earn a certificate.

This course by the Ontario Association of Certified Engineering Technicians and Technologists (OACETT) will guide you through the careers, paths and opportunities available in engineering and applied science technology.

This collaborative course, which includes the Chartered Professional in Human Resources (CPHR) of Manitoba, will introduce students to exciting opportunities and careers in Manitoba’s business industry.

In this course by the Chartered Professional in Human Resources (CPHR) of Saskatchewan, high school students will explore the skills and requirements for careers in human resources, and learn more about the CPHR designation.

In this course, you will learn about the Ontario Association of Cemetery and Funeral Professionals (OACFP), from what they do and how they operate to the many ways they support their members and the Bereavement sector.

This course from Chartered Professional Accountants of British Columbia will dive into some accounting myths, career development, financial literacy and the path to becoming a Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA).

In this course from Abbotsford SD34, students will explore the various university, trades and technology programs available to them as they discover career pathways and unique career work placements.

In this course, you will learn about Nanaimo Ladysmith Public Schools Career-Life Education through various trades, work and university programs offered through the Career Technical Centre (CTC). You will also discover the different competencies and knowledge you could gain through these programs.

These courses provide an introduction to the use of EducationPlannerBC, VIHA, and university and college pathways in health care. Course titles include: "Explore Postsecondary Pathways in Healthcare" and "Connect to Careers in Healthcare.” Students will explore diverse healthcare career paths, understand how these careers work together, and gain skills in navigating career resources such as WorkBC.

The Career Development: Trades and Transitions Opportunities course from SD73 explores the many programs and trade certifications available from hairstyling to applied sustainable ranching. You will also learn the academic and application requirements for the skilled trades.