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1. www.applytoeducation.comApply to 93% of K-12 Schools in Canada | ApplyToEducation

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   With ApplyToEducation, you're choosing Canada's leading K-12 recruitment solution. We simplify hiring, ensure you connect with the right educators, and stand by you with unmatched support. Trust in a system that understands the unique needs of Canadian school boards.

2. www.ontario.ca › page › education-ontarioEducation in Ontario | ontario.ca

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   Sep 6, 2016 · Find information to help you support your child’s success and make informed decisions about their education. Read the guide. Public education. School options for your child. Know what your child is learning. Stay informed about your child’s progress. Safe and accepting schools. Healthy schools.

3. network.applytoeducation.com › Applicant › AttSearchSearch Education Jobs

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   Get jobs sent to you. Want employers to reach out to you about opportunities?

4. www.ontario.ca › page › ministry-educationMinistry of Education | ontario.ca

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   Fund and oversee publicly funded elementary and secondary school education. Develop and publish curriculum documents and teaching resources for kindergarten to Grade 12. Set provincial standards and guidelines for all assessment, evaluation and reporting for all students who attend public or private schools in Ontario.

5. www.ontario.ca › page › student-loans-grantsStudent loans, grants, scholarships and bursaries | ontario.ca

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   • Ontario Student Assistance Program
   • Ontario Learn and Stay Grant
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   OSAPis Ontario’s flagship student support program, offering a mix of grants and loans to thousands of students each year.

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   Learn about postsecondary student fundingto cover the costs of tuition, books and other direct educational expenses.

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   You can check with a college or university directly to see what financial aid programs they offer. You could be eligible for: 1. bursaries 2. scholarships 3. work-study programs 4. summer employment opportunities These are all sources of money you don’t have to pay back.

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   Find out about other scholarships and bursaries through: 1. StudentAward$ 2. ScholarshipsCanada.com Graduate students: apply for the Ontario Graduate Scholarship or the Queen Elizabeth II Graduate Scholarship in Science and Technologyat your school’s graduate office. You can get $5,000 per term, to a maximum of $15,000 for an academic year.

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   Banks, trust companies and credit unions offer student loans and lines of credit. Talk to your financial institution for information.

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   It’s a good idea to save money from a summer job or job you hold throughout the year to help pay for your education. Your parents or other relatives might also be able to contribute to education costs. Another option is to consider investing savings through a bank/financial institution – so that money can earn interest – if you plan to attend colle...

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6. www.oct.ca › becoming-a-teacher › jobs-in-educationJobs in Education | Ontario College of Teachers - oct.ca

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   Jobs in Education. School boards in Ontario often recruit teachers through the following sites. We recommend checking back often to find jobs as they become available: Apply to Education. Education Canada.

7. www.ontario.ca › page › become-registered-earlyBecome a registered early childhood educator | ontario.ca

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   Most ECEs complete a 2 year diploma program in Early Childhood Education from an Ontario College of Applied Arts and Technology (OCAAT). To apply you need an Ontario Secondary School Diploma or equivalent, with a Grade 12 English credit.