Post-Secondary

A list of websites that contain Albertan and Canadian scholarships for students attending post-secondary schools.

Student Aid Alberta
If you are attending a post-secondary institution approved by the Government of Alberta, you may be able to apply for student aid online. For more information or to access the online application click on the link above.

Apply Alberta
ApplyAlberta is an online application and transcript transfer system that anyone can use to apply to undergraduate programs at one or more of Alberta's post-secondary institutions.

myPass
myPass is a secure self-service website for students to access their education information.

ALIS
ALIS provides information for career planning, post-secondary education and training, educational funding, work search, labour market trends and workplace issues.

ELAA
The Educational Liaison Association of Alberta (ELAA) is comprised of Alberta post-secondary institutions including colleges, universities, and technical institutes; the RCMP, and Canadian Forces.  ELAA was established to provide information about post-secondary opportunities available in Alberta through the coordinated activities of its members. It also provides an excellent forum for the exchange of information and professional development.

MyBluePrint

CAREERexpo
CAREERexpo brings together participants including parents, students and educators from schools, Aboriginal communities and the community at large to showcase local employers representing trades, technologies, health and occupations in high demand, associations and Alberta post-secondary institutions.  High School students discover career opportunities in their community through hands on, interactive exhibits and speak to post-secondary education providers to connect learning to earning.  The event also assists the long term workforce needs of the community by focusing on those skilled occupations in demand.

Take my Student to Work (grade 9)
Take Our Kids to Work is an annual program in which Grade 9 students spend the day in the workplace of a parent, relative, friend or volunteer experiencing and learning about the world of work. Held on the first Wednesday of November, the program supports career exploration and career readiness among Canadian public school students. Experiencing a “day in the life” of a professional within a workplace allows students to explore the world of work and helps them make informed educational decisions.

Grade 12 Careers Survey 
The new 2022 survey will be available in the spring.