Begin Well Do Well - A Transition Program Hosted by Accessible Learning Services

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When: Tuesday August 26th 2025 from 9:00am - 1:00pm
Where: Fennell Campus Room EA006

Begin Well Do Well is a one day transition program being hosted by Accessible Learning Services (ALS) for first year students with accessibility needs.

Workshops are designed to provide students with an in-depth understanding of learning strategies, accommodations, and supports that can help with the transition to college.

Throughout the morning you will learn about:

  • The ALS team
  • Accessing supports
  • Learning styles
  • Accommodations and Universal Design for Learning (UDL)
  • and more!

Welcome to Equipping Yourself for Educational Success in Ontario’s Post-Secondary Education (EYES-ON-PSE)!

This course is designed as an in-person and online transition program that helps you to be more prepared, informed, and confident as you begin your post-secondary studies. It is designed with all students in mind, no matter your background or who you are. Anyone who registers will have access to the online content.

Post-secondary education features reduced student-teacher contact and supervision, greater academic competition, reduced personal support networks, and greater overall expectations than many previous student experiences. Challenges specific to marginalized populations create a host of other unique issues that may interfere with the ability of these students to successfully transition to the post-secondary environment.

In this course, you will be introduced to multiple self-paced modules that cover topics like understanding your strengths and weaknesses, navigating the post-secondary expectations, best practices for communicating with faculty, available academic and personal supports, suggestions on managing finances, keeping your health in mind, and more.