[Advanced Content Course] Discovering Canada: Communities, Cultures, and Connections
This interactive course introduces participants to Canada’s diverse people, places, and stories. Learners explore Canada’s regions, levels of government, and key moments in history, with a special focus on how communities in Ontario connect health, education, and well-being.
Participants will learn about Indigenous Peoples and treaties, immigration and diversity, and how local services like schools, clinics, and community agencies work together to support daily life. The course is designed for youth and adults who want a clear, welcoming introduction to Canada that builds a sense of belonging, curiosity, and community connection.
[Course Example] Interactive Learning Experience Demo
This demonstration course is designed to showcase the range of learning, assessment, and engagement capabilities available within the LMS. It provides a sample learner experience that combines multiple content formats and interactive tools in one structured course.
[Instructor Lead] AI Literacy and Responsible Use in Organizations
An instructor-led course that provides a practical introduction to artificial intelligence and its responsible use in organizational and educational settings. Participants gain foundational AI literacy while exploring ethical considerations, risk, governance, and appropriate use cases through guided discussion and real-world examples.
[Learning Path] Clinical leader pathway
The Frontline Practitioner Learning Path is a comprehensive training bundle designed for professionals who support children and youth receiving intensive mental health treatment. It provides the foundational knowledge, practical skills, and role-specific guidance needed to deliver safe, consistent, trauma-informed, and youth-centred care.
[Learning Path] Family and caregiver education
The Frontline Practitioner Learning Path is a comprehensive training bundle designed for professionals who support children and youth receiving intensive mental health treatment. It provides the foundational knowledge, practical skills, and role-specific guidance needed to deliver safe, consistent, trauma-informed, and youth-centred care.
[Learning Path] Frontline Practitioner Path
The Frontline Practitioner Learning Path is a comprehensive training bundle designed for professionals who support children and youth receiving intensive mental health treatment. It provides the foundational knowledge, practical skills, and role-specific guidance needed to deliver safe, consistent, trauma-informed, and youth-centred care.
[Learning Path] Operational leader pathway
The Frontline Practitioner Learning Path is a comprehensive training bundle designed for professionals who support children and youth receiving intensive mental health treatment. It provides the foundational knowledge, practical skills, and role-specific guidance needed to deliver safe, consistent, trauma-informed, and youth-centred care.
[Self-Paced SCORM] Alcohol Service
Through simple examples, activities, and knowledge checks, learners will practice making safe decisions at work. After completing the course, learners will understand their responsibilities and how to help keep customers, co-workers, and the public safe.
2026 IEEE Information Theory Workshop
Welcome
Welcome to IEEE-ITW’25. The 2026 IEEE Information Theory Workshop will be held on September 29 – October 3, 2025 in Sydney, Australia’s iconic harbour city. Sydney is known for its stunning beaches, vibrant arts scenes, and world-famous landmarks like the Sydney Opera House.
Advanced Event 01
Advanced Event 01- Session 1.1 and Session 1.2
Session 1.1- Thiago and Alessandro
Session 1.2- Ann and Arthur
Welcome to the 2026 National Career Colleges Conference!
Showcase Innovation in Career Education
Explore new approaches, technologies, and training models that prepare students for changing workforce needs.
Strengthen Connections Across the Sector
Bring together college leaders, educators, employers, and industry partners to share insights, exchange ideas, and build stronger partnerships.
Advance Student Success and Workforce Readiness
Explore strategies to support student outcomes, strengthen career pathways, and prepare graduates for in-demand roles across Canada.
About the Event
The National Career Colleges Conference brings together leaders and professionals from across Canada’s career college sector, including college owners, administrators, educators, industry partners, and other stakeholders, for three days of learning, collaboration, and connection.
Attendees will explore the trends shaping career education today, from workforce development and student success to emerging technologies, evolving employer needs, and new approaches to teaching and training. Through keynote presentations, panel discussions, case studies, and breakout sessions, participants can gain practical ideas to bring back to their colleges.
The conference also creates valuable opportunities to connect with peers and build new relationships. Networking breaks, roundtable discussions, and social events give attendees time to exchange ideas and learn from others across the sector. In the exhibit hall, participants can discover products, services, and technologies designed to support students, strengthen operations, and improve the college experience.
Whether you're focused on improving student outcomes, preparing graduates for the workforce, strengthening your college, or exploring new approaches to education, the National Career Colleges Conference brings together the ideas, insights, and connections that can help you move forward.
Conference Itinerary
Location
The 2026 Ontario Health Innovation Summit will be held at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre.
255 Front St W
Toronto, ON
M5V 2W6
Speakers
Meet the leaders, innovators, and frontline experts shaping the future of healthcare. Our speakers bring real-world experience, practical insights, and proven strategies you can apply in your organization right away.
Conference Chair & Director, Centre for Integrated Care
Dr. Maya Chen is the Director of the Centre for Integrated Care, where she leads system-wide initiatives to improve coordination across primary, acute, and community settings. With over 15 years of experience in health systems design, she focuses on building cross-sector partnerships that enhance patient experience and outcomes. Dr. Chen is a frequent advisor to regional health networks on integrated care models and value-based care.
