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Education
Find information and tools designed to help you save, plan and pay for post-secondary education.
Student Financial Assistance
Find out how government can help you save, plan and pay for your education after high school.
Education and training benefits
Learn more about scholarships, grants and funding opportunities for part-time, full-time, with dependents and students with disabilities.
Education planning tools
Explore interactive tools that can help you plan your education and associated costs.
Career Tool
When choosing what field to study or what career to pursue, make an informed decision. Try the Career Tool.
Skills
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Youth and student job training
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Aboriginal Labour Market Programs
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Literacy and essential skills
Explore the key literacy and essential skills that are needed in nearly every job and throughout daily life.
Jobs
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Job Bank
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The Federal Student Work Experience Program (FSWEP)
Get the opportunity to explore your interests and develop your skills in the federal public service.
Jobs in national security and defence
Apply for a job with the Government of Canada in the field of national security and defence.
Post-secondary Co-operative Education and Internship Program
Get hands-on experience, in your field of study, with federal organizations.
Youth jobs and internships
Are you looking for a paid work experience? Develop new skills, establish contacts in your field of study and boost your career possibilities.
Study, work and travel worldwide
Plan your studies, work or travel abroad.
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Student Financial Assistance
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Starting this fall, Budget 2016 will make post-secondary education more affordable…and easier for students to repay debt.
We're increasing Canada Student Grants by 50%.
Full-time students from low-or middle-income families or part-time students from low income families who qualify for Canada Student Loans, will automatically get more help with school costs.
Graduates need to find the right job after school to build a career.
But sometimes they have to take anything they can find to pay off student debt.
So we're changing the Repayment Assistance Plan, so that students won't have to repay their loan until they earn $25,000 or more, depending on family size.
Less debt.
More access to education and training.
More flexibility to find a good job.
Budget 2016 continues to help the middle class and those working hard to join it.
Build your career today.
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