Destination Clic – French Enrichment Program

• Government-issued ID
• Signed declaration form

Who is eligible?

• Canadian citizens or permanent residents
• Students in Grade 8, 9, or 10 whose first language is French
• Students living outside Quebec and enrolled in a French-language school

Who is not eligible

• Students studying in Canada on a student visa

Eligible expenses

• Tuition fees
• Instructional materials
• Meals
• Lodging
• Workshops and cultural activities

Ineligible Costs and Activities

• Travel to and from the institution
• Non-refundable registration fee
• Optional cultural activities
• Personal spending money

Eligible geographic areas

• Ontario
• Quebec
• New Brunswick

• Applications submitted by 24 February 2026 are included in the pan-Canadian draw.
• Eligible applications not selected may be placed in the wait pool.
• Priority may be given at some sessions, such as participants who have never had the opportunity to participate in the Explore program at Glendon.

• Step 1: Choose your top three sessions
  • Use the session comparison tool to select your preferred Destination Clic sessions.
  • Make sure the sessions fit your preferred place and dates.
• Step 2: Create or log in to your profile
  • Start the application in the online portal or mobile app.
  • Create a profile if this is your first application.
• Step 3: Complete and print the application
  • Fill out the application form and confirm it.
  • Print the application and the declaration form.
• Step 4: Complete supporting documents
  • Have the declaration form signed by an authorized person at your school.
  • Sign the form yourself and ask a parent or guardian to sign if you are under 18.
  • Upload the signed declaration form and government-issued ID in your profile.

• Processing may take a few weeks, and applicants can check their status in their profile at any time.
• Email updates are sent throughout the process.
• If selected, applicants are notified by email after the pan-Canadian draw, and the email includes the session for which they were selected.
• If an offer is accepted, the institution contacts the participant.
• Admissibility decisions are made by provincial and territorial ministries responsible for elementary-secondary and postsecondary education, and applicants may be declared ineligible at any time for previous removal, failure to meet or continue to meet criteria, or non-compliance with rules or policies.

• Students who do not attend a French-language school may need extra documentation or a language assessment.
• It is free to apply.