You will not be required to provide your SIN when submitting your application form to Destination Clic. However, your host institution may ask you for this information later in the process for tax purposes. Without this information, your host institution may be required to refuse your participation.
Yes. Students who are homeschooled are eligible to apply. Please note that homeschooling requirements vary by province and territory. Program coordinators may request additional documentation.
On the day of arrival, a chaperone will meet your child at the airport, train, or bus station and identify themselves with official documentation. The chaperone will arrange arrival and departure logistics to ensure safe travel to and from the institution. On the day of departure, the chaperone will remain with your child until they … Read more
Destination Clic participants will stay on campus in a student residence to be close to the action and connect with their Destination Clic peers. Safety is a top priority to us! Lodging is assigned by age group and by gender. Campuses are regularly patrolled by professional security guards. Professional security guards are also assigned to … Read more
You may not meet the minimum age requirements for Destination Clic, based on the date of birth you entered in your profile. If this is your situation, please reach out to your provincial or territorial coordinator. If you believe that you do meet the age requirements, verify your date of birth in your personal profile … Read more
Contact your host institution for next steps.
Yes. There are minimum age requirements for each session. Participants must be enrolled in Grade 8 before or on the first day of the session. For Destination Clic, Grade 10 represents the maximum age of participation.
Contact your host institution for next steps.
Government of Canada funding covers tuition, food, lodging, and most of the activities. Government of Canada funding does not cover: travel to and from your institution, the non-refundable registration fee, spending money for optional social activities and for personal items such as toiletries and souvenirs. For more information.
A chaperone will meet your child at their point of arrival. Contact your child’s host institution for more information about chaperones and arrival arrangements.
You will be staying in a student residence or homestay that can accommodate only you.
For health, safety, and security reasons, no visitors will be permitted overnight. Rules and guidelines will be provided upon your arrival.
Maybe. If there is a major issue, please contact your institution.
Maybe. If you and a friend are awarded places to the same institution and same session, contact the institution to find out how to share a room or a homestay. Either way, you’ll have a great experience!
Yes, so make sure you remember your username and password to monitor your file, or to reapply to the Official Languages Programs.
You are expected to arrive and leave on the dates set by your institution. Late arrivals and early departures are not permitted.
The funding for your place is transferred directly to the institution and covers your tuition, food, lodging, and most of your activities.
Maybe. Places are awarded using a randomized, computer-generated draw so there are no guarantees. However, if you would like to increase your odds of being placed at the same institution as your friend, please ensure your preferences are identical to those of your friend. Either way, you’ll have a great experience!
We do our best to ensure you will enjoy every aspect of the program. However, we understand that sometimes issues may arise. You will be given the telephone numbers of program staff who will be available if something comes up. Support services are also available at the institution if you would like to talk with … Read more
Please follow the prompts in your application profile when you are awarded a place or contact the institution directly for more information. If you have extenuating circumstances for refusing (e.g., a severe illness, death of a relative), contact your provincial/territorial coordinator to discuss alternatives.
