The Balance Careers offers fresh, up-to-date career advice in a rapidly changing world. Friendly, relatable articles advise you on job hunting, writing the perfect resume, negotiating a salary, and how to find the right career for your personality.

The Balance Careers site's 20-year-strong library of more than 10,000 articles will help guide you in career path decisions.

Ontario’s Centre of Forensic Sciences is one of the most extensive forensic science facilities in North America. The roots of the Centre are in the creation of the Attorney General’s Laboratory in 1951, renamed The Centre of Forensic Sciences (CFS) in the Province of Ontario in 1966.
In 1986, as part of the Northern Initiative Program, the Ontario Government approved the establishment of the first regional forensic science laboratory. The new laboratory, the Northern Regional Forensic Laboratory (NRFL), located in Sault Ste. Marie, became operational in July 1992.
The two laboratories conduct scientific investigations in cases involving injury or death in unusual circumstances and in crimes against persons or property. Highly specialized forensic examination and analysis are conducted in the following areas:
Biology
Chemistry
Documents
Firearms and toolmarks
Toxicology
Independent scientific laboratory services support the administration of justice and public safety programs across the province. Law enforcement officers, crown attorneys, defense counsel, coroners, pathologists and other official investigative agencies make use of the Centre’s services.
The CFS also offers many educational programs and materials for persons or agencies using its services. Included are lectures at police colleges, forensic pathology courses, coroner’s courses or universities. Frequent seminars are also arranged for special groups from the legal profession and the police.
Visit their website for more information.

The College and Career Competency Framework, developed by Drs. Gaumer Erickson and Noonan, supports educators in systematically embedding intrapersonal, interpersonal, and cognitive competencies into course content. In this way, educators support students to develop into career-equipped, lifelong learners who are socially and emotionally engaged. The College and Career Competency Wheel includes 26 specific competencies categorized in three domains. Each competency is integral to in-school and post-secondary success, as determined by current and emerging research.

This site includes free, research-based instructional resources for all 26 competencies, as well as professional development opportunities to systematically teach competencies and academic learning standards simultaneously, thereby improving academic achievement, engagement, and post-school outcomes.

This site covers everything you wanted to know about forensics in Canada, from forensic science to medical examiners.

Visit this site for a collection of training and safety videos for John Deere equipment.

This course from Engineers Canada works to inform students about engineering from what is an engineer to the many engineering disciplines and how they impact society.

These modules will help students understand the path and process to becoming an engineer while informing them on the diversifying landscape and the myriad of benefits engineering offers.

Module titles include:
- What is an Engineer?
- Engineering Disciplines Pt. 1
- Engineering Disciplines Pt. 2
- Equity, Diversity and Inclusion in Engineering
- Path to Becoming an Engineer
- Other Steps and Benefits to Becoming an Engineer

Professional Growth Network with focus on Career Education, Career and Work Exploration and Career Counselling

"Basic Hand Tools are the most common equipment used throughout industry. However the correct, efficient and safe use of Hand Tools is sometimes lacking in the workplace. This program shows techniques and safe work practices relating to a wide range of basic Hand Tools including:

• Types and correct applications for Wrenches
• Proper and safe use of Pipe Wrenches
• A look at the wide range and types of Screwdrivers and their safe and correct usage
• The correct pair of Pliers for a particular task
• Hammers, their types and how to use them safely and correctly
• The correct use of Hacksaws and Blade types

This program is aimed at all users of basic Hand Tools, whether they be students or experienced trades people who may require a refresher on safe and correct usage."

"Farming in Saskatchewan, Canada. See the life circle of a farm in a year. Find more at http://www.lavalstudios.com"

This site offers a wealth of resources on safety for youth at work.

This school division developed handbook offers many reading strategies that are applicable for use in the content areas.

If you're looking for the perfect major, course load, field of study, or college for you, Top Universities is your one-stop-shop for university research. It's like a search engine for your student needs, helping you research schools by study level, subject of interest, study destination, or other search terms.

Find the best schools by rankings, match international programs to your interests, attend virtual admission information events, find and apply for scholarships, and more. As a bonus, the Top Universities Community resource is a great way to connect with other students and get your questions answered.

myBlueprint follows a comprehensive education and career planning process that meets the learning needs, interests, and aspirations of all students.

Students actively learn about their interests, skills, passions, and feelings, and document what they discover about themselves in pictures, videos, and journals.

All About Me GRADE K-6
Engage students in the process of learning, reflection, and self-discovery with a kid-friendly digital portfolio.

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Support student exploration, planning, and decision making with a one-stop individual pathways planner.