Maple Career Hub

 

Important Information Before Your Free Career Consultation

Effective Date: September 20, 2026
Last Updated: September 20, 2026

 

Maple Career Hub helps Ontario adults explore career options, compare possible training paths, and connect with separately registered career colleges that may offer programs related to their goals.

   

What Maple Career Hub Does

 

We provide career and education guidance to help you better understand your options. Where appropriate, we may introduce or refer you to an Ontario career college that offers a program you are interested in.

 

Maple Career Hub is not a school or career college. We do not provide the training, teach the program, issue diplomas or certificates, or award any educational credential. Any training you choose to take is provided by the college you enroll with.

   

Our Service Is Free to You

 

There is no fee to the student for Maple Career Hub's consultation or advisory service.

 

If you decide to enroll with a college we refer you to, Maple Career Hub may receive a commission from that college. This is a standard arrangement used in referral-based education and career advisory services.

 

You do not pay this commission to Maple Career Hub.

   

Your College Enrollment Is Separate

 

If you choose to enroll in a program, your enrollment agreement is directly between you and the college.

 

The college is responsible for explaining its program details and enrollment terms, including tuition and other fees, payment requirements, cancellation rights, refund policies, program requirements, and any other conditions that apply to your enrollment.

 

Before enrolling, you should review the college's enrollment agreement and ask the college about anything you do not understand.

   

No Guaranteed Outcomes

 

Maple Career Hub can provide information and help you explore your options, but we cannot guarantee:

 

   
• admission to a college or program;
   
• approval for OSAP or any other type of funding;
   
• employment after completing a program;
   
• a specific job, employer, salary, or income; or
   
• any other education or career outcome.
 

 

Admission, funding, employment, and career outcomes depend on many factors and are determined by the relevant college, funding organization, employer, or other organization.

   

Our Goal

 

Our role is to help you understand your options so you can make an informed decision about your education and career path. You are always free to compare colleges, programs, costs, and other options before deciding whether to enroll.