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Browse through and sign up for opportunities below by clicking on the headings or finding instructions in the description!
Reach out to your SPSW or our friendly front desk at 416-642-1570 with any questions or comments!
students in any grade
Tuesday March 19th and Thursday March 21, 6:45 - 9pm
585 Dundas St E Second Floor
join Pathways, Humaniti, and Mental Health Matters for an evening filled with breaking fast, congregational prayers, engaging Islamic trivia, and the opportunity to bond with fellow community members
more information and RSVP using the link in the heading or QR code in the image
students in any grade
5 week program on Wednesdays beginning March 27th
learn to manage money with Pathways tutor Carmine, Ivey Business School graduate and financial services professional
budgeting, investing, understanding and maintaining good credit, insurance, setting and achieving financial goals
register using the link in the heading or QR code in the image
academic support activities run from 4pm to 7pm
drop-in homework club on Tuesdays and Wednesdays at 411 Parliament 4-7pm
in person tutoring on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays at 411 Parliament by appointment only (click the heading above)
virtual tutoring on Mondays and Thursdays by appointment only (click the heading above)
for any questions regarding tutoring or workshops contact tutoring@regentparkchc.org
students requiring tutoring in French can access virtual tutoring through the University of Ottawa: https://tutoratuottawa.ca/
Drop in and join us in the Underground
students in any grade
Tuesdays 3:30 - 7pm
Wednesdays and Thursdays 3:30 - 5pm
the basement at 411 Parliament
drop-in, no registration required
join us to unwind after a long day of school
On Tuesdays and Wednesdays come solo or with your Pathways friends to have snacks, play games (classic board or video), chat, watch movies, take a nap, do arts and crafts, do your homework, do nothing, or let us know what else you want to do!
On Thursdays join us for simple activities that will invite you to engage with others in the space in playful and fun ways - if you're uncomfortable or nervous coming to the Underground you are not alone and this night is for you!
Additional opportunities from our community partners and beyond
NOTE: many of the opportunities below have no Pathways staff participation and do not happen in the Pathways office
students in any grade who identify as Black
weekly fresh fruits and vegetables until June
10 families will be selected to participate
participating families must be able to send a member to the Pathways office to pick up on the date of delivery every week (will be either Wednesday or Thursday)
to express interest fill out the form using the link in the heading
Medicine YSP: students in any grade (although grade 9 students can only apply for week 2)
Law YSP: students in grades 10, 11, or 12 (not in LAWS program at CTS)
week-long immersive day programs on the U of T campus with full scholarships provided by UofT!
more information: Medicine YSP | Law YSP
we will provide more information but let us know if you are interested in applying using the link in the heading above
students in grade 11 or 12 attending a participating school (Jarvis, CTS, CTA, check list for others)
bursary of $500 for grade 11 students and up to $5000 for grade 12 students
includes lifelong access to alumni resources from mentorship programs to leadership opportunities and more
more information: https://www.meritaward.ca/applications
apply using the link in the heading by March 25th (note there is also a reference request deadline of March 19th and 2 teacher references are required - please ask your teachers ASAP)
students who identify as Black, Indigenous or a person of colour in grade 10, 11, possibly 12 if you are planning to do another year in high school in September
year-long program with monthly virtual or in-person experiential and/soft skills workshops September 2024 - May 2025
opportunities to apply to summer (July and August 2025) meaningful internships and experiences after successful completion of the program
3 streams available: finance/business, engineering/technology, general/exploratory
more information: https://www.theminaproject.ca/inspiringwork
apply using the link in the heading by March 31st (note a recommendation is required, you can ask your SPSW)
students who identify as female or non-binary ages 14-18 (as of June 14th)
the mission: level up by becoming a coder this summer
get the skills, network, and community you need to change the world with one of two programs:
multiplayer - live, virtual, 2-week introductory computer science course with a curriculum focused on game design
single player - 6-week self-paced computer science course with choice of focus on web development, cybersecurity, or data science & AI
Here is a Pathways student review of the self-paced program: "Engaging with the curriculum was an enriching journey where I not only enjoyed every moment but also expanded my knowledge base in computer science. Through the program, I earned valuable certificates that validated my skills and commitment to the field. Exploring specific branches of computer science opened doors to new realms of understanding, allowing me to delve deeper into areas like data science, cybersecurity, and web development. One of the most rewarding aspects was the sense of community fostered by Girls Who Code. Connecting with like-minded individuals, sharing experiences, and collaborating on projects enriched my learning experience beyond measure. The program not only equipped me with technical skills but also empowered me to embrace challenges with confidence and creativity. I wholeheartedly recommend Girls Who Code's self-paced program to anyone seeking a supportive environment to explore the vast world of computer science and unlock their full potential." - Roshel, Grade 12
apply using the link in the heading or the QR code in the PDF flyer by March 22nd
students in grades 10-12
summer program July 4th - 28th at University of Toronto St. George campus
earn a grade 12 science credit SNC4M
participate in interactive sessions led by researchers, graduate students, and practitioners to broaden your understandings of academic and career pathways available within health sciences
apply using the link in the heading by March 31st