This site is for students and parents who are looking for information about: careers, going to post-secondary education or training, and the world of work. It contains useful information about the career planning process, as well as practical help for things like finding a training program that matches your interests, creating a resume, or applying for a scholarship. Each topic area on the site includes background information plus links to external web sites so you can do further research. Brief descriptions, or hints on using the site effectively, are provided for external sites.

This dynamic youth-oriented site is presented by BCWorkInfoNet, YES Canada and Canada's Youth Employment Strategy.

The Awareness pages on this site help you understand who you are - your values, interests, aptitudes, abilities, and personal traits, which will help you evluate education and career options.

Perspectives is a dynamic & interactive teacher-student resource intended to fit within Planning 10 classes in BC high schools. The overall objective of this combined resource is to provide exciting & relevant information delivered by youth who have experienced the post-secondary world. There are three separate areas of this website dedicated to each of: teachers, students and parents. Within each of those areas the intended audience will find materials that will support & enhance the use of this resource package as a whole.

Service Canada's Youth Connection is a resource site to help youth make the transition from school to work. It offers information on programs, services & resources covering the following: Jobs, Education, Money, Health & Wellness, About Canada, Arts & Culture, In Your Community, Sports & Recreation, Science & Technology, International, Travel, Environment, Events Calendar, Awards & Youth Achievement, & Publications. Want to know how to get: support to gain the education & skills you need to reach your goal, or the chance to travel & broaden your horizons, as well as information on scholarships, work experiences & summer jobs for students in high school, university & college? Then check this website out.

The Youth Employment Strategy (YES) is the Government of Canada's commitment to help young people, particularly those facing barriers to employment, get the information and gain the skills, work experience & abilities they need to make a successful transition to the workplace. A national site, it outlines Service Canada's initiatives for youth, including Student Summer Job Action, Youth Internship Canada and Youth Service Canada. Lots of links through the Youth Resource Network of Canada.

StudentAid BC is a joint program between the federal & provincial government. It was created to help eligible students with the costs of post-secondary studies at colleges, universities, university colleges, institutes and private training institutions. It is a needs-based program, which exists to supplement, not replace, funds available to students through work, savings/assets and family resources/income. A basic principle of BCSAP is that the primary responsibility for the funding of post-secondary education rests with students and their immediate families.

The Canadian Youth Business Foundation (CYBF), is a national charity providing start-up mentoring, financing and business resources for young Canadians, age 18-34, to create their own successful business. Whether urban or rural, service or high-tech, traditional or futuristic, CYBF helps young Canadians make their dream of owning a business come true.