BEYOND YORK - APRIL 25, 2024

Explore Hopkins
Thursday, April 25 | 6:00pm – 7:30pm

Upper Canada College

This is a public information session on Johns Hopkins University and the American college application process. It’s a great way for you, your students, and their families to learn about the student experience at Hopkins and how we set our students up for success in the real world. It will also cover our college application review process and provide students with application tips.

Students/families can sign up here.

Disagreeing Well in Public Life event: 15 May 2024

Interested in politics and political debate in the UK? Considering a career in politics? In an increasingly polarised world where political debate can feel hostile and toxic, how do we challenge rather than ‘cancel’? Join us to explore the role of discourse and disagreement in politics - whether that be in Parliament, on the campaign trail, or online.

Bookings are now open for the next event in UCL’s Disagreeing Well series, taking place in-person in London at the Bloomsbury Theatre on Wednesday 15 May, 18:30pm - 20:00pm, and online via livestream.

The panel includes highly acclaimed speakers Ayesha Hazarika (broadcaster and Times Radio presenter), Stella Creasy (Labour MP), Luke Tryl (UK Director, More in Common), Luciana Berger (Chair of the Maternal Mental Health Alliance), Jeff Howard (Associate Professor of Political Philosophy and Public Policy at UCL), and Ryan Shorthouse (Executive Chair, Bright Blue).

Introducing High School Students to Social Impact Engineering

The Social Change Youth Leadership Conference (SCYLC) is an annual conference for high school students in the GTA hosted by the Engineers without Borders chapter at the University of Toronto. We empower high school students to explore social impacts and social change through engineering. SCYLC is held on the UofT campus in downtown Toronto each year, exposing students to world-renowned speakers, hands-on workshops, and an innovative case competition. SCYLC also has an overnight option, with students being able to stay on campus overnight or commuting in each day for the conference. Registration closes May 1 and event is held May 25 and 26. Click HERE to learn more.

Did you know thousands of Canadians choose to study in Australia and New Zealand every year? OzTREKK can help you apply to professional programs like medicine and dentistry—straight from high school—for free.

 Find out how at our upcoming Study in Australia: Undergraduate Medicine & Dentistry webinar on April 30th!

  1. Your program and university options

  2. Admissions requirements (prerequisites, GPAs, more)

  3. Benefits of applying to a professional degree straight from high school

  4. Licensing processes after you graduate, so you can use your degree in Canada

  5. Q&A (get your questions answered!)

Study in Australia: Undergraduate Medicine & Dentistry
Straight from High School!
Location: Online
Date: April 30, 2024
Time: 7:00pm ET / 5:00pm MT / 4:00pm PT
Register HERE  

Do you have any questions about this event? Please reach out to ashish@oztrekk.com for details. We're looking forward to meeting you.

uoTutorat, the University of Ottawa’s Virtual Tutoring Centre, is offering free tutoring services in French for students in grades 7 to 12.

Until the end of June, U Ottawa’s student team will offer one-on-one meetings to help your students with their French, mathematics and science. Our tutors can review material with students or assist them with their homework. This service is offered in French only.

The High School Market Simulation Challenge

The High School Market Simulation Challenge is returning in both virtual and in-person format on Thursday, May 2nd, 2024! These events provide exceptional high school students with an introduction to the field of finance and an opportunity to learn through simulated business scenarios at the state-of-the-art BMO Financial Group Finance Research and Trading Lab (FRT-Lab).

Learn more about the High School Market Simulation Challenge

How to write a powerful personal statement - Monday, April 29, 5:00pm ET (Register)
Students can prepare for their university application with our online session 'How to write a powerful personal statement'. This webinar will cover the structure of a UK personal statement, what to include and what not to include. 

Studying Medicine in the UK - Tuesday, April 30, 5:00pm ET (Register)
Students interested in Medical School should join our webinar on the process of studying Medicine in the UK. We will cover the pre-application steps, creating the application, what students will need to do post-offer, Medical School entry requirements, university options, application deadlines and the application timeline. 

Studying Physiotherapy at the University of Cumbria - Wednesday, May 1, 5:00pm ET (Register)
Those interested in Allied Health programs should join SI-UK online as we host representatives from the University of Cumbria School of Allied Health for a webinar on the Cumbria Physiotherapy program.
As one of the most affordable UK Physiotherapy Schools and the only UK university to be located in a UNESCO World Heritage site, Cumbria is an attractive option to students who wish to study an Allied Health program in the UK.

How to Choose a UK Law School - Thursday, May 2, 4:00pm ET (Register)
Prospective Law students can join SI-UK Consultant Hiam Haddad, a UK Law School alumni from Canada for a webinar on choosing a UK Law School.
With over 100 Law Schools to choose from in the UK, we will cover how we help students choose the right institutions for their needs, the differences in UK Law schools, rankings, scholarships and which universities are popular with Canadian students.

Meet a UK Medical School - Friday, May 3, 3:00pm - 4:00pm ET (Register)
SI-UK welcomes representatives from the University of Central Lancashire (UCLan) Medical School, including an MBBS academic, into our new Toronto office (333 Bay St).

UCLan will deliver a presentation on the reasons to study at the Northern English Medical School and students will be able to ask any questions. This will be an excellent opportunity to learn about entry requirements and program eligibility and to speak to your potential future professor.