Skills Development Workshop Registration

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  • Dates and times are in the registration webform below.
  • Location: The room will be sent to all registered attendees through a calendar invitation.
  • Participants will receive a $10 food voucher valid for anywhere on UTM campus.
  • You will receive CCR credit for your participation in all of the workshops.
  • Attendance policy: Seats are limited to 25 students. Please only register for any/all workshops that you can attend.
  • Questions? If you have any questions please email Carolyn Loos at carolyn.loos@utoronto.ca.

Topics covered in workshop series

  • Time management and study skills: Time management is valuable life skill that can help you maintain balance and avoid stress in your studies and beyond! Study tips can help you transition successfully from high school to university.
  • Note-taking: Learn strategies to help you get the most out of your lectures, tutorials and readings.
  • Professionalism: Stand out from the crowd! Learn about professionalism and how to make a positive impression when interacting with U of T professors and staff.
  • Citations: We'll share best practices for citing your sources correctly, using bibliography software, and identifying peer-reviewed academic publications.
  • Writing: Write essays more concisely, with grade A-worthy grammar and sentence structure. Improve your writing skills and get improved results!

Webform

Select the workshops you wish to attend
Mon, Sep 15 from 10-11am
Mon, Sep 22 from 10-11am
Mon, Oct 20 from 10-11am
Mon, Nov 3 from 10-11am
Mon, Nov 24 from 10-11am
You will receive CCR credit for your participation in all of the workshops.

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