“The energy and passion these instructors have for their subjects, paired with their unwavering dedication to helping our learners succeed continues to inspire us year after year.” - SCS Dean Catherine Chandler-Crichlow.
Congratulations to our 2025 Excellence in Teaching Award Winners!
Find out why they were nominated by our learners on the CuriousU Blog (link in bio).
“This program didn’t just expand my technical knowledge. It helped me trust myself in spaces that once felt intimidating.” - Uzma Ahmad shares how a #MachineLearning course (offered through the University of Toronto School of Continuing Studies in partnership with @watspeed_uwaterloo ) changed the course of her career.
Read Uzma’s story on the Curious U blog (link in bio).
Thank you so much to everyone who attended our annual SCS Career Expo last week! Hundreds of motivated participants, our amazing exhibitors, and our fantastic guest speakers once again made for a day filled with exciting connections, inspiration, and pivotal career conversations. We can’t wait to do it again next year!
“It helped clarify my professional direction and provided the confidence and credibility to pursue opportunities aligned with my interests and strengths.” – Nikhil Kulhalli, shares how the SCS #BusinessProcessManagement certificate helped transform his career.
Read more on the CuriousU blog (link in bio).
Did you know that 80% of people give up on their New Year’s Resolutions by February? Is your goal to learn a new language, improve your #projectmanagement skills, or improve your #cognitivehealth? Check out the CuriousU blog (link in bio) to find out how SCS can help you keep those resolutions and more in 2026!
“Shortly after completing the certificate, I shared it on LinkedIn, and that single post directly led to being recruited for my current role.” - Emmanuel Ohiri shares how the SCS #RiskManagement certificate led him directly to a new career opportunity. Read Emmanuel’s story on the CuriousU blog (link in bio)!
SCS will be closed for the holidays beginning Dec. 23. At 12:00pm EST. Online registration remains open and our office will reopen on Jan. 6. Wishing you all a peaceful, happy holiday and a very happy new year!
When Ukrainian journalist Maria Zhartovska arrived in Canada, she faced the challenge of rebuilding her career in a new country and a new language.
Through two courses at the @ UofT School of Continuing Studies, she found skills, confidence, and a supportive learning community that helped her launch a global storytelling platform for Ukrainian entrepreneurs.
Read more about her SCS experience on the #CuriousU blog (link in bio).
This Remembrance Day, we honour and remember our veterans, our service members, and all those impacted by the horrors of war. We thank them for their sacrifices, and commit to fostering and upholding peace.
Last night we celebrated the impressive storytelling abilities of emerging writers at our annal SCS #CreativeWriting program awards presentation and reception.
Thank you to everyone who attended and made the night one to remember, and congratulations again to the winners of the Catherine Fogarty Award for Creative Nonfiction, the Pal Saqi Award for Fiction, the Penguin Random House Canada Student Award for Fiction, the Janice Colbert Poetry Award, and The Marina Nemat Award!
We can’t wait to see where your talent and hard work take you next!
When Safayat Moahamad completed the Privacy Management in the Digital Enterprise program at SCS, he didn’t just earn new credentials, he launched a new career.
Today, he leads #cybersecurity and data governance initiatives as a Research & Advisory Director, applying the practical skills and mindset he developed at SCS every day.
Read how SCS helped shape his journey into cybersecurity and privacy leadership: (link in bio)
In the early 1970s, 6-year-old Phyllis Webstad entered the St. Joseph Mission Residential School where she was stripped of the orange shirt she was wearing and forced to wear the institutional uniform.
Today we mark orange shirt day in honour of Webstad and every Indigenous child who was taken from their families and lost to or survived the atrocities of residential schools.
It is also the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, recognizing this shameful history of residential schools, which separated more than 150,000 children from their families and communities in an attempt to erase Indigenous cultures from Canadian society, and its enduring impact on Canada’s Indigenous communities. #orangeshirtday #everychildmatters
