Are you interested in joining more than 2,800 high school counsellors that enjoy the unique range of benefits we provide - helping members to understand, prepare and effectively meet the post-secondary information needs of Canada's high school students? Then you should consider becoming a member of the CS Counsellors' Network.

We believe that CS Counsellors' Network will become one of your most valued and indispensable resources for staying abreast of changes in post-secondary education. We believe that CS Counsellors' Network to be a source of knowledge, unparalleled networking opportunities and good fellowship. And, we believe that CS Counsellors' Network will provide you with unique opportunities to accomplish mutual goals in preparing Canada's youth for further study upon leaving high school.

The following list of High School Member benefits and services is only a sampling of what you will receive:

• A series of free annually updated grade specific lesson plans based on CampusStarter.com that counsellors may use as curriculum in career planning classes
• Free quarterly e-newsletters to identifying national and provincial trends in post secondary education and significant university and Faculty initiatives
• CampusStarter.com bookmarks and posters for distribution to students
• Access to the CS Counsellors' Networks' "blog" which connects high counsellors, university and college career advisors and faculty-based admissions staff, Parent Advisory Councils, parents and others from across Canada and internationally
• A copy of CS Counsellors' Network's "Annual Surveys of High School Counsellors and Parents" identifying key requirements and deliverables from post-secondary career advisors and parents' needs
• A searchable database of post-secondary associations enabling you to expand your knowledge of specific academic disciplines
• A searchable technical database of white papers and original articles on topics ranging from how to choose a school, finding money for school, studying abroad, working and college, college and the military, making sense of college rankings and more

Register here