Alli Clause-Doxtater

Alli's journey to success began with the G program at OSTTC, where she found the s guidance and encouragement she needed to thrive.

Brenda Hill

Brenda Hill has always been an artist at heart, dedicating nearly 25 years to revitalizing traditional Haudenosaunee pottery. Her craft played a vital role in her healing journey, helping her overcome significant challenges with mental health and addiction.

Hayden Dubecky

With a clear passion for hands-on work and positive feedback from friends, Hayden chose to enroll in the Introduction to Metal Fabricator (Level 1) and Welding Techniques (Level 1) programs at OSTTC.

Nicki Bomberry

After a 26-year break from school, Nicki transformed her career through our HR Essentials program, gaining skills, confidence, and a new vision to support her community in workforce development and Indigenous relations.

Tracy Martin

After 10+ years away from school, Tracy conquered our Accounting Essentials program, balancing family and studies, building confidence, and setting her sights on a future in bookkeeping. 

Dana

Dana transformed her career through our Residential Construction Program, overcoming self-doubt and discovering a passion for building and is now on a path to a thriving construction career.

Loretta

Loretta excelled in OSTTC’s Welding Level 1 Program, breaking barriers as a woman in a male-dominated field. Through determination, hands-on learning, and supportive instructors, she’s turning her passion for welding into a career and inspiring others.

Karl Hess

Karl transformed his future through our Metal Fabricator program, mastering welding and blueprint skills. Now a union ironworker in Toronto, he’s thriving in the skilled trades and inspiring others to explore hands-on careers.

Raquel Johnson

Raquel overcame self-doubt through our GED program, gaining confidence and skills to achieve her dream of becoming a mental health counsellor.

Craig Montour

Craig launched his electrical career through our Pre-Apprenticeship Electrical Program. Now 12 years into the trade with Hydro One, he thrives in hands-on work, teamwork, and is even passing his skills to the next generation—his son!

Huntre Jamieson

Huntre turned her career dreams into reality through our Metal Fabricator program. From hands-on welding to paid internships, she gained skills, industry experience, and a job offer—proving it’s never too late to follow your passion.

Lisa Green

After 29 years in accounting, Lisa followed her passion and launched Ka’shatstenhseri:yo, a holistic healing business. Our Self Employment Assistance program helped her build a strong business plan, empowering her to thrive as an entrepreneur.

Alaynie Maracle

Alaynie grew through our Land-Based Tourism & Adventure Program, overcoming public speaking fears and gaining hands-on skills. Now pursuing Early Childhood Education, she’s preparing to teach children about land-based learning in her community.

Whitlea Henry

After 11 years as a stay-at-home mom, Whitlea thrived in our Land-Based Tourism & Adventure program. From kayaking and hiking to public speaking, she gained skills, certifications, and a Park Attendant job—proving it’s never too late to follow your dreams.

Mallory Jamieson

After a 2-year break from school, Mallory thrived in our Introduction to Healthcare Program, gaining hands-on skills, certifications, and confidence. Now enrolled at Fanshawe College, she’s pursuing a career supporting youth with behavioural and mental health needs.

Dayna Woodruff

Dayna turned a childhood hobby into a thriving business with her daughters through our Self Employment Assistance program. Kreations by Kick offers handmade beaded earrings and ribbon skirt shadow boxes, empowering her creativity and entrepreneurial spirit.