Students & Youth

In part one of this two-part series, we introduced William Donald’s integration of the concepts of career ecosystems and sustainable careers to offer a sustainable career ecosystem. In part two,...

In the ever-evolving landscape of career education, a powerful yet often underutilized tool is the strategic incorporation of rubrics. Traditionally seen as assessment tools for instructors, rubrics can also serve...

When you hear the word ecosystem, your first thought might be of its origins in the field of ecology, which explores the interactive web of organisms and the environment. Yet,...

Canada remains one of the top choices for international students seeking to study abroad. The opportunity to gain work experience during and after graduation is top of mind for international...

Young people who are not in education, employment or training make up the NEET population. The age bracket of this group includes people under 30 who struggle to enter or...

Youth with disabilities (YWD) have different support needs than their adult peers. In this article, we'll explore 6 guiding principles to help cater employment programs to YWD’s needs and priorities....

The study of the liberal arts dates back to ancient Greece. Originally, these were conceived as seven distinct areas of study: grammar, logic, rhetoric, geometry, astronomy, arithmetic and music. As...

In fall 2022, Possibility Seeds surveyed students, staff and faculty at post-secondary institutions across the country about their experiences, observations or understanding of sexual harassment in experiential learning. This survey...

Universal Design for Learning (UDL) is an inclusivity-focused approach to education. The main goal of UDL is to give all students equal chances of success by removing barriers to learning...

Imagine, for a moment, your 17-year-old self. Think about where you were, the things that made you happy, what was important to you. How were you spending your time? How...