University of Toronto - Mentorship Coffeehouse Event

Are you a high school student who is passionate about science? Ever considered becoming an Engineer? Curious about what the university experience would be like? 

If so, join current Engineering students from the University of Toronto along with professionals from a variety of Engineering professions at Hi-Skule's upcoming Mentorship Coffeehouse on Saturday October 29th from 1PM-5PM.

Hi-Skule is the High School Outreach Committee of the Engineering Society of the University of Toronto, which holds events throughout the year for high school students to learn all about Engineering.

At the Mentorship Coffeehouse, you will be given the chance to talk to students who are currently studying Engineering, network with Engineers in industry and hear about their exciting experiences over coffee and a light lunch, on campus at the University of Toronto.

If you are interested in attending, sign up here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdFGluoHv5Cq1Xb58wZnep1AnOLYC-xJrSUsYB2_9E-oof60w/viewform?c=0&w=1 and feel free to email us with any questions at hiskule@skule.ca.

Visit our Facebook event page for more information https://www.facebook.com/events/345306309150353/

Foreign Language Exchanges

The following two companies offer high school credits as well as a great learning experience:

MEI International Academy

Blythe Academy

And this 3rd company does not offer credits but IRHS has had current students participate in exchanges to France!

Canadian Education Exchange Foundation

PUBLIC SPEAKING WORKSHOP

Are you interested in learning how to effectively communicate your ideas to audiences? Do you want to increase your public speaking confidence? Or do you simply like a place for your voice to be heard?

The YMCA Speaking for Peace Workshop will be occurring every Wednesday leading up to Peace Week, and is a fantastic, FREE platform for students to learn all of this and more!  Select students may even have an opportunity to speak at our YMCA Community Breakfast for Peace.

YMCA of Oakville

410 Rebecca Street, Oakville

WEBSITE

Ages: 12-15

For more information, please contact Katherine Dziedzic at katherinedz@oakville.ymca.ca or 905-845-5597 ext. 234.

Global Vision

REGIONAL ROUND TABLE SERIES

when: November 5-6th, 2016 so join now!

who: For students 16 years of age and older.

cost: Registration for local delegates is $80.00 (includes meals & registration fees). 

Here is some information available:

The Regional Round Tables provide young Canadians (aged 16-25) from Coast to Coast to Coast with unique opportunities to gain the skills, knowledge and experience to excel in the global economy while increasing their knowledge of and attachment to Canada's rich national heritage. Our Round Tables help youth to identify with future careers in every field. Graduates of Global Vision can now be seen around the world working as entrepreneurs, journalists, doctors, engineers, teachers, trade commissioners, civil society leaders and more, who all attest that Global Vision helped them get the experience that mattered! 

Through activities like the interactive 5 Step Game Changer leadership development workshop, Parks Canada Youth Ambassador Challenge, and collaborative sessions with leaders from business, government, and community, delegates further their leadership and entrepreneurial skills and enhance their capacity to be leaders within their own communities. Delegates then tackle local and regional challenges, working with stakeholders to propose innovative solutions.

CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFO.

Queens University EMC: Experience university life for a week!

EMC = Enrichment Mini Course

WHEN: MAY 7-12, 2017.

REGISTRATION OPENS: DECEMBER 1, 2016

COURSES WILL BECOME AVAILABLE TO VIEW IN NOVEMBER!

Overview

Students have the opportunity to learn beyond the high school classroom with engaging and challenging courses that motivate them to explore and apply new knowledge. They return to school with renewed energy, an excitement for learning, and ideas for post-secondary and career planning.

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Program Highlights

• Choice of one academic course from a variety of disciplines
• 20 hours of classroom instruction over five days
• Intensive, hands-on experience in state-of-the-art facilities
• Courses taught by Queen’s students, faculty, and community professionals who have demonstrated excellence in their field
• Learn and connect with like-minded peers
• Mentorship by Queen’s undergraduate students
• Participation in Wednesday Morning Workshops: presentations highlighting university life, resources for planning your post-secondary future, and the unique Queen’s University experience

Aspiring Actors, Writers, Musicians

Did you know that teens can take a class with The Second City in Toronto? 

They welcome all experience levels. Comedy acting, improv, sketch writing & incorporating music into comedy classes are led by performers/instructors who are experienced working with young students.

Here is the LINK for more information.  What are you waiting for? Why not check it out?

SHAD

There are about five weeks left to apply to attend SHAD next summer.

 Here are some good links to watch:

SHAD VideosEducator resourcesA student's experience at SHAD