Discover a Career Path
Navigate the Path
to a Dream Career
The only tool of its kind in Canada, The Embark Career & School Matcher provides need-to-know information, like tuition costs and program requirements, in minutes.
Search 100+ professions
Find career paths
Whether you have an ideal career in mind or are open to exploring, the Embark Career & School Matcher streamlines essential program information so students can build new skills relevant to a career of choice.1
Concerned about academic requirements? The Embark Career & School Matcher offers alternate programs with a range of requirements so students can still reach for their career goals.
Easy program comparisons
Interested in multiple schools or trying to get a better picture of which program provides the best experience? The Embark Career & School Matcher allows students and parents to quickly search and compare schools, find program options and explore career paths.
Search 12,000+ post-secondary programs, streamline your options, align with an ideal career path.2
Relevant up-to-date information
With information sourced directly from school websites you can rest assured that the curated information is
- Up-to-date
- Accurate
- Detailed
- Free to access
Discover a career path using Embark’s Career & School Matcher!
Searching a school’s website shouldn’t be the hardest part of applying to post-secondary programs.
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FAQs About Finding Your Ideal Career Path
Choosing the right career is like finding the perfect pair of shoes—it’s all about fit! Start by thinking about what you love doing, what you’re good at, and what values matter to you. Take some time to explore different careers through research and conversations with professionals. Remember, it’s okay to try out a few options before you find your perfect match!
Start by researching different career options and industries online. Connect with people working in those areas through informal chats or networking events. Try internships or part-time jobs to get a feel for what different roles are really like. And don’t forget, taking relevant courses or attending workshops can give you a taste of various fields and help you build skills!
We’ve got you covered! Try our Career & School Matcher to gain insight into your strengths and interests through career aptitude quizzes. Online resources, career counseling services, and informational interviews with professionals are also super helpful. Our partner, Youthfully, offers 1-on-1 personalized coaching for students transition to post-secondary and beyond!
You’ve got options galore! When considering a post-secondary program, community colleges, universities, trade schools, or online programs are all available to you depending on your career goals. Each has its own perks, so think about which programs will align your career objectives with your academic aspirations, whether it’s a degree, certification, or hands-on training.
Choosing the right school comes down to more than just the program itself—location, vibe, and offerings matter! Look into each school’s programs, campus life, and support services. Think about what environment you thrive in and what resources you’ll need. Visit campuses if you can, talk to current students, and consider your budget to find your perfect fit.
Explore scholarships, grants, and work-study programs to find funds. Student loans are an option too, but make sure to understand the terms. Budget wisely and consider part-time work to help cover costs. Remember, planning ahead can make the financial part a lot easier!
It’s totally okay to be unsure! Take this time to explore your interests and try out different things. Consider taking a gap year to travel, gain experience or work in various fields. You might also look into general education courses that keep your career options open while you figure out your next steps. Remember, many people don’t have everything figured out right away, and that’s perfectly fine!
1 Not all professions are listed within this tool. This tool is intended to offer information on a wide range of career options, but it may not encompass every available profession.
2 The tool currently includes only universities, and not all universities are listed. Colleges and trade schools are not included at this time.