Transitioning to post-secondary life whether it’s college, university, apprenticeships, or independence, means learning a whole new set of life skills. From budgeting and laundry to hygiene, time management, it’s these real-world skills that truly prepare teens for what comes next.

Building foundational skills for employment comes in many different forms, even at an early age. Sometimes, these opportunities are right at our fingertips, waiting to be explored. From small jobs and volunteer work in the community, to extracurricular activities, there are plenty of ways for all youth to gain valuable experience early on. These early experiences not only build skills but also help youth discover their strengths, explore interests, and grow with confidence in

Advocating for yourself in the workplace is essential to ensure that your needs are met, your contributions are recognized and you are able