Additional Resources and Learning Opportunities for Canadian Users

Canadian users have access to a wide range of additional resources and learning opportunities across various educational levels and skill areas:

• Digital Literacy and Cybersecurity: The Information and Communications Technology Council (ICTC) offers free digital literacy resources for Canadian classrooms through National CyberDay 2025, supporting the development of essential digital skills.

• Skills Development and Training: Multiple platforms and programs provide training in technology, business, soft skills, and vocational areas. Notable resources include:

  • Online learning platforms with flexible, interactive courses.
  • Government-sponsored programs like the Canada Job Grant offering financial assistance for workforce skills training.
  • Industry certifications (e.g., PMI, AWS) for professional credibility.
  • Local workshops, meetups, mentorship, and coaching programs for networking and career growth.
  • The Government of Canada’s training portal lists short-term and paid/free courses from recognized institutions nationwide.

• K-12 Educational Support: TVO Learn offers free, curriculum-aligned resources for Kindergarten to Grade 12 students in Ontario, including math tutoring and engaging activities designed by educators. The Learning House and Canadian Home Education Resources provide curriculum and educational materials for parents, home educators, and schools across Canada.

• Post-Secondary Education: UniversityStudy.ca is a free, bilingual platform providing up-to-date, verified information on Canadian university programs, scholarships, and resources to support prospective students in planning their academic paths.

• Technology and IT Career Resources: NPower Canada offers free learning paths through LinkedIn Learning, Microsoft Learn, and GitHub Learning Lab, along with resources for newcomers and youth in low-income communities to build IT skills and access career support.

• Indigenous Education and Reconciliation: The National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation (NCTR) provides extensive educational materials and programming on residential schools and reconciliation, including digital resources, workshops, and teaching guides for all ages.

• Veterans and Remembrance Education: Veterans Affairs Canada supplies lesson plans, activities, multimedia resources, and opportunities to engage with veterans for classroom learning about Canadian military history and remembrance.

• Environmental Education: GreenLearning.ca offers Canadian-focused environmental education resources and interactive platforms to promote awareness of ecosystems and climate change.

• Additional Opportunities: Experiences Canada facilitates youth exchanges and conferences to explore Canadian culture and history, while the Future Skills Community of Practice supports professional development across sectors.

These resources collectively support lifelong learning, skills development, cultural awareness, and career advancement for Canadians at all stages of education and employment.