Starting a new school year is exciting. But here’s the truth: a degree alone doesn’t guarantee success. Employers want more than grades. They want people who can show up, solve problems, and work well with others. That’s why you need a career toolkit: skills that go beyond the classroom, that help you succeed.
At OSTTC, we believe that every individual has the potential to build a meaningful career and contribute to their community. For Indigenous youth, accessing the right training, mentorship, and opportunities can be life-changing—not just for them but for the generations that follow.
Looking for a way to serve your community while stepping into a role that challenges you to grow every day? Firefighting is a rewarding and demanding industry that relies on skill, strength, and quick thinking…which means the right training can make all the difference!
Alli's journey to success began with the G program at OSTTC, where she found the s guidance and encouragement she needed to thrive.
The survey, Ontarians on Reconciliation 2024, highlights a clear call for better education and training opportunities for Indigenous students—one that OSTTC proudly contributes to.
The people who make OSTTC such a unique place to learn are at the heart of the Ogwehoweh Skills and Trades Training Centre. Today, we are excited to introduce you to our two dedicated trades instructors, Richard Green and James Hill, who have played a vital role in shaping the education of our trades students.
Whether you’re interested in the trades or academic programs, OSTTC offers a supportive and enriching learning environment tailored to the unique needs of our students.
