Education Services
Recognize Your Credentials
Navigate credential recognition and access educational pathways for your professional journey.
What We Offer
The Up-Lifted Education Pathway
One pathway, built for three different education situations.
🎓 "I want to study."
You want college or university — we help you discover programs, compare options, fund and apply.
📜 "I already have a degree."
You have foreign education — we help you understand what it can do in Canada and navigate credential recognition.
⚡ "I need skills fast."
You need a short program or certificate to enter the labour market — we help you choose and enrol.
My Education Roadmap
Your assessment generates a personal roadmap. Example — goal: become a Canadian social worker: Step 1 assess previous education → Step 2 determine Canadian academic requirements → Step 3 identify qualifying programs → Step 4 compare tuition → Step 5 identify funding → Step 6 apply → Step 7 complete the program → Step 8 connect education to employment.
Education Resource Library
Organized by need — discovery, foreign credentials, language and financing.
Discovery
- Education Needs Assessment
- Career-to-Education Planner
- Canadian Education System Guide
- College vs University Guide
- Program Comparison Worksheet
- School Research Checklist
Foreign Education
- Foreign Credential Assessment Guide
- Credential Document Checklist
- Credential Recognition Roadmap
- Regulated Profession Checklist
Language
- Language Assessment Guide
- LINC/CLIC Guide
- Canadian Language Benchmarks Guide
- Academic English/French Resources
Financing
- Education Funding Guide
- OSAP Guide
- Scholarship Search Worksheet
- Education Budget Planner
- Student Financial Checklist
Please note: Government-funded language classes (LINC/CLIC) are available to eligible permanent residents and protected persons — we make these pathways easy to find rather than duplicating them. OSAP currently covers 2026–27 applications and can support tuition, books/equipment, fees and — depending on circumstances — living expenses and child care. Regulated occupations generally require recognition by the relevant regulatory authority before practising; licensing decisions always belong to the official regulator.
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