Homework Help is run by TVO's Independent Learning Centre with support from the Ontario government. Students get free online Homework Help

Setting up your account: To log in and register, you'll need your Ontario Education Number (OEN), found at the top of your report card near your name.

Sign In or Register for Homework Help at: https://homeworkhelp.ilc.org/secure/login.php   

Live online tutoring: You can log in between 5:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. ET from Sunday to Thursday for one-on-one tutoring.

You can also join your grade's tutor room to see what questions other students are asking and then watch teachers walk through problems on the group whiteboard. And since only the tutor sees your username, no one will have to know who you are!

World Education Services (WES) is a not for profit organization with over thirty five years' experience, twelve years in Canada, verifying and evaluating international educational credentials.

WES is in the process of introducing some new services which will have great value to immigrants currently living in Canada and the United States.  Before they finalize their introduction, WES would like to conduct a survey with internationally educated professionals; to learn their impressions and suggestions for improvement. 

The survey is brief and easy to complete.  As well, WES is offering a prize drawing for participants who qualify for the survey: 5 VISA gift cards, each in the amount of $100, will be raffled.  

Log on to: http://s.zoomerang.com/s/OPINIONSURVEYMVSR2   

For more information contact: nic@tcet.com or visit any of our locations      

Building on this concept, Be The Change (BTC) is a youth focused program that promotes civic engagement by providing youth with leadership and networking skills.   

This program is funded by Ontario Trillium Foundation and offered at Brampton Multicultural Community Centre.

BTC is divided into three modules which are geared to equip the youth with a variety of skills to address identified issues and create a positive change in their community.

1. Leadership foundation: focuses on public speaking, media training, negotiation and leadership development.

2. Youth Engagement: comprises of getting the youth acquainted with various stakeholders related to the identified issue and understanding how the decision making process works within their local and regional community. This includes visits to city council, arranging meetings with the mayor, MPPs and the regional and city counsellors.

3. Mentorship: gives the youth a chance to network and complete their project with the guidance of mentors who will extend their experience and wisdom throughout this activity.

This is a comprehensive program for youth between ages 15-24 which provides them with an educational and practical experience to empower them to BE THE CHANGE!

The Humber Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning is offering a bridging program for internationally trained immigrants with education and experience in information technology, computer science or engineering (computer, electronics or electrical).

In two semesters (28-weeks evenings and weekends) benefit from cutting edge training that will help you gain advanced concepts and skills in computer networking, information security, installation and configuration of servers in a virtualized environment with an emphasis on operating systems.