Careers That Change Communities (CTCC) - The LEGACY Collexion

Careers That Change Communities (CTCC)

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Careers That Change Communities (CTCC) - The LEGACY Collexion

Careers That Change Communities (CTCC)

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đź”· SECTION 1: HERO

Careers That Change Communities (CTCC)
Bringing Real Career Pathways into Classrooms Across Canada

A national initiative providing free, curriculum-connected resources that introduce students to careers in law, healthcare, technology, engineering, and more.

Set to be released for February 2027! 10 individual books filled with activities for youth and resources for adults related to various careers.

 
👉 Register Your School’s Interest to receive digital copies and especially limited physical copies HERE: https://bit.ly/ctcc2027

 

đź”· SECTION 2: WHAT THIS IS?

CTCC is a national education initiative designed to introduce students—particularly Black youth—to real-world career pathways early, in an engaging and practical way.

Through activity-based booklets (digital and print), students explore:

  • Real community challenges
  • Careers that address those challenges
  • Hands-on activities that build confidence and critical thinking

This is not just awareness—it’s a pathway from learning to opportunity.


đź”· SECTION 3: WHAT SCHOOLS RECEIVE

Participating schools and boards will receive:

  • âś… Digital version (unlimited distribution)
  • âś… Printed copies (through sponsored distribution)
  • âś… Classroom-ready, activity-based materials
  • âś… Career pathway content across multiple sectors
  • âś… Family/community resource sections

There is no cost to participate.

đź”· SECTION 4: WHY THIS MATTERS

Across Canada, many students are not exposed early enough to the full range of career opportunities available to them.

CTCC addresses this gap by:

  • Introducing careers early
  • Increasing engagement through culturally relevant content
  • Supporting equity and career development goals
  • Connecting classrooms to real-world opportunities

This builds on over 30 years of impact through the LEGACY Poster—used in schools and communities across Canada.