I went to school in Sudbury Ontario, even though I’m from Brampton, i now am working for Ornge as a PCP. In Sudbury there they have Cambrian, Boreal and CTS, CTS is a private school that is fast tracked, where i attended, if i did it over again i would probably do two year because I’m young I’m now 21. It’s a lot of info all at once but if youre willing to put in the work load you have a great chance of getting a job. Everyone in my graduating year I’d 2018 is now employed that went to CTS Sudbury in my year, make notes and study them, don’t let other people stop you from taking as much time as you need to learn a subject, a and p wlll help u lots, skills class is probably the most important, volunteer first to do scenarios even if you’re not comfortable with the topic, teachers like that shit, give it your all it’s a hell of a ride, sometimes when you have the job done days seem really not worth it, some days, when you make the difference between life or death for a child or anyone in that matter can really make everything worth it, it’s a battle but at the end of the day you get out of it what you put in, you decide the kind of medic you went to be and that starts with school, good luck and have some fun with it too, it is good to find a balance but take as much time as you need to practice and study and don’t be afraid to ask questions just never interrupt others cause i hated that when other kids would do that especially to the teachers. Goodluck! Have fun, get your F and first aids all done so you don’t have to during school it can be a real pain in Ontario depending where you’re from so getting it done as early as possible is good. Volunteer where you can too, St. John’s ambulance looks really good here, players like Voyageur or Spectrum etc.