There are multiple events and programs offered throughout the year that can help enhance your learning skills! Check out the programs offered for U of T Engineering undergraduate students below.
ACE Learning Skills Program
The ACE (Achieve, Connect, Engage) Learning Skills Program is a co-curricular certificate to support the academic and personal development of Engineering students. This program offers hands-on, interactive and dynamic workshops to help students build essential skills: cognitive skills, communication, interpersonal development, research, self-development and digital literacy.
Students who participate in the ACE workshops can connect with peers and mentors, learn new skills and receive a co-curricular record validation.
Learning Pop-Ups & Workshops
The engSuccess Mentors and the Engineering Learning Strategist lead learning events every few weeks in the Engineering buildings during the academic year. These interactive events are themed around a specific skill or topic. They offer quick tools, tips and resources for Engineering students to enhance their study skills and undergraduate experience. Past events have covered time management, procrastination, motivation, and exam prep.
Check out the pop-ups and workshops scheduled below (updates are made periodically throughout the term).
2025 Fall Term
Please stay tuned for events during the Fall Term!
Learning Strategies Workshops
U of T Engineering student leaders, staff, and faculty may request an existing or tailored workshop by completing the Learning Strategies Workshop Request Form. Please submit your request in advance so that we are better positioned to meet your needs! At a minimum, please submit the request 3 weeks in advance.
engSuccess Classroom Ambassadors
Engineering faculty and instructors can request engSuccess Classroom Ambassadors to drop by their course and provide students with quick tips on study skills, including exam preparation, effective note-taking, staying on top of assignments and time management. These classroom visits are between 5 to 10 minutes and come with pre-prepared slides and tipsheets to support students’ academic skill development.