EdUp Canada

EdUp Canada

Success does not usually happen in a straight line. It has twists and turns, speedbumps and detours. But something that’s fundamental to success is equipping yourself with the right skills…but what are the right skills? Well, let’s find out. Join me, Michael Sangster, as we learn about how successful people have turned a set of skills into success. From students to business leaders, veterans, policymakers, blue-collar workers and educators. You’ll find out how learning a set of skills can lead to a lifetime of success. Welcome to the EdUp Canada podcast. Let’s learn together.

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2. Sep 2026

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"250 Miles From Land, Closer to Space: Inside the Life of a Naval Warfare Specialist" with Petty Officer First Class Anthony Hickey 22.12.2025

On this special episode of the EdUp Canada Podcast, Sea of Opportunities, host Michael Sangster sits down with Petty Officer First Class Anthony Hickey aboard HMCS St. John's Halifax in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. With 21 years of service in the Royal Canadian Navy, Hickey shares his journey from basic training to becoming an Above Water Warfare Director—the pinnacle of his specialized t...

"Operations Room to Ocean Crossing: What It Takes to Lead Naval Warfare" with Lieutenant Navy Buxton 19.12.2025

On this special episode of the EdUp Canada Podcast, Sea of Opportunities, host Michael Sangster sits down with Lieutenant (Navy) Buxton, Weapons Officer aboard HMCS St. Johns, as the ship crosses the Atlantic on deployment. With 18 years of service and nearly seven more to go on his current contract, Lt(N) Buxton shares his journey from a 19-year-old recruit to a senior operations room officer com...

"The Jack-of-All-Trades Advantage: What Naval Service Teaches About Building Diverse Skills" with Sailor First Class Langsford 18.12.2025

On this special episode of the EdUp Canada podcast, Sea of Opportunities, host Michael Sangster sits down with Sailor First Class Langsford aboard the HMCS St. John's Halifax while sailing in the North Atlantic. In this compelling conversation, Langsford shares his remarkable journey from healthcare worker during COVID-19 to making a 21-year commitment to the Royal Canadian Navy—a decision mad...

When the Ship Goes Dark: Inside the Critical Role of a Marine Technician with Sailor First Class Scott 17.12.2025

On this special episode of the EdUp Canada podcast, Sea of Opportunities, host Michael Sangster sits down with Sailor First Class Scott, a Marine Technician (MarTech) aboard HMCS St. John's, to explore an inspiring career journey that challenges everything we think we know about skilled trades training. Scott's story is proof that you don't need prior experience to build a rewarding te...

"The First 3-4 Years Are the Hardest": Why Perseverance and Support Systems Build 30-Year Careers with Petty Officer 2nd Class Foulon 12.12.2025

On this special episode of the EdUp Canada podcast, Sea of Opportunities, host Michael Sangster sits down with Petty Officer 2nd Class Foulon aboard HMCS St. John's during their six-month Atlantic deployment. With 17 years of service and plans for 13 more, Petty Officer 2nd Class Foulon opens up about the realities of Navy life, from managing complex communication systems to maintaining family...

Inside the Life of a Navy Martech: Maintaining Million-Dollar Systems While Building Your Future with  Sailor First Class Mack 11.12.2025

On this special episode of the EdUp Canada podcast, Sea of Opportunities, host Michael Sangster sits down with Sailor First Class Mack, a Martech Electrical with eight years of Royal Canadian Navy experience. Broadcasting from the HMCS St. John's Halifax during their five-month deployment, Mack shares an honest, unfiltered perspective on what it's really like to maintain the complex electr...

How 22 Years OF Managing Naval Weapons Systems Prepared One Sailor for What's Next with Petty Officer First Class Evans 10.12.2025

On this episode of the EdUp Canada Podcast, Sea of Opportunities, host Michael Sangster sits down with Petty Officer First Class Evans, Weapons Engineering Technician Manager aboard HMCS St. John's. With 22 years of service under his belt, Petty Officer First Class Evans shares his unexpected journey from the tech industry crash to a fulfilling naval career, managing complex weapons systems an...

30% Hired Before Graduation: The Career College Advantage That's Changing Canadian Lives with Nik Nanos 09.12.2025

Join host Michael Sangster for a deep dive into groundbreaking research with one of Canada's most respected pollsters, Nik Nanos (Order of Canada, Chancellor of Carleton University). Fresh data from nearly 3,000 career college graduates reveals stunning employment outcomes and the urgent financial realities facing students who are reshaping their careers. Key Findings 30% of graduates hired BE...

Master of Marine Systems: Chief Petty Officer Dollimont's Engineering Career at Sea 09.12.2025

In this episode of the EdUp Canada Podcast's special series, 'Sea of Opportunities,' Chief Petty Officer Roger Dollimont from the HMCS St. John's shares his experiences and insights from his 24-year career in the Royal Canadian Navy. He discusses his role as the engineering chief of the Marine Systems Engineering Department, the nature of naval deployments, and the various skills a...

Sailing Aboard Opportunities: From Cook to Purple Trade in the Navy with Sailor First Class Christinson 08.12.2025

In this special episode of the EdUp Canada Podcast's 'Sea of Opportunities' series, host Michael Sangster interviews Sailor First Class Christinson, a cook on the HMCS St. John's. Christinson shares his motivations for joining the Royal Canadian Navy, emphasizing the prospect of early retirement and career stability. He explains the concept of a 'purple trade,' which allows...

Anchors, Arms, and Adventure: The Life of a Navy Boatswain with Sailor First Class Hennebury 05.12.2025

In this episode of the EdUp Canada Podcast, Sea of Opportunities, host Michael Sangster interviews Sailor First Class Hennebury, a Boatswain on board HMCS St. John's. Hennebury talks about her role, which includes managing small arms and small boats, standing watches, and conducting general maintenance. She discusses the demanding 12-hour shift schedule and gives advice for those considering j...

From Lobster Fisherman to Naval Cook: Navigating a Career in the Royal Canadian Navy with  Sailor Third Class Gillis. 04.12.2025

In this special episode of the EdUp Canada Podcast, host Michael Sangster speaks with Sailor Third Class Gillis aboard the HMCS St. John's. Gillis shares his experiences and the challenging yet rewarding nature of his dual roles as a cook and a casualty clearer on the ship. He discusses the importance of healthy meals, logistical hurdles, and the vibrant camaraderie within the Navy. Gillis als...

From the Galley to the Atlantic: Petty Officer Forrester's Culinary Voyage 03.12.2025

This episode of the EdUp Canada Podcast’s special series, Sea of Opportunities, features Petty Officer Thomas Forrester, a cook on the HMCS St. John's, who discusses life on a naval deployment. Over a six-month period, crew members bridge distances from their families while maintaining healthy diets and exercise routines, navigating international supply chains for provisions, and adapting to d...

Beneath the Surface: How Sonar Experience Shaped Petty Officer Conacher's Navy Career 02.12.2025

In this episode of the EdUp Canada Podcast's special series 'Sea of Opportunities,' listeners get an inside look at careers in the Royal Canadian Navy. The discussion features Petty Officer First Class Conacher, a Sonar Operator aboard HMCS St. John's, sharing his extensive experiences and the diverse roles onboard. He highlights the travel opportunities, technological advancements...

Engineering Cohesion: Petty Officer, Second Class Elenath’s Guide to Managing Teams and Technology 30.11.2025

In this special episode of the EdUp Canada Podcast, 'Sea of Opportunities,' Petty Officer Second Class Chad Elenath of HMCS St. John’s gives an in-depth look into life in the Royal Canadian Navy. The episode explores Chad's role as a Senior Watchkeeper, highlighting his responsibilities from maintaining the ship's main engines to managing a team. Chad discusses the challenges and r...

Decibels at Sea: Working as a Junior Acoustics Operator in the Royal Canadian Navy with Sailor 1st Class Lynch 28.11.2025

In this special episode of the EdUp Canada Podcast series, 'Sea of Opportunities,' host Michael Sangster interviews Junior Acoustics Operator Lynch about his experiences in the Royal Canadian Navy. Lynch, who enlisted right out of high school in 2022, shares insights on his initial deployment towards Europe aboard the HMCS St. John's. He discusses the support systems in place for Navy...

From Science to Sonar: LT(N) Eric Mazur's Journey in Naval Warfare 27.11.2025

This episode of the EdUp Canada Podcast, Sea of Opportunities, features an insightful discussion with Lieutenant Eric Mazur of the Royal Canadian Navy. Hosted by Michael Sangster, they explore Eric's military background, his role as an underwater warfare officer, life in the Navy, and the Naval Experience Program. Eric shares his career path, the nature of duties on board the HMCS St. John&#39...

Marine Innovations: The Role of an Engineering Systems Officer in the Royal Canadian Navy with LT(N) Labrie 26.11.2025

In this special episode of the EdUp Canada Podcast, Sea of Opportunities, the focus is on the Royal Canadian Navy and the career paths it offers. Lieutenant Navy Labrie, a Marine Engineering Systems officer on HMCS St. John's, discusses her role in managing the marine systems engineering department and the benefits of the Navy's education programs. The episode also highlights the growing p...

EdUp Canada presents: Sea of Opportunities 25.11.2025

 Something we're passionate about in career education is supporting the men and women who serve our nation in Canada's armed forces. At NACC, we do a lot of work around retraining and up-skilling members of the armed forces, but we've always been curious about their path to success and why they choose this career. So this year we joined with the crew of the HMCS St. John's for a sp...

Replay: Overwhelmed by Career Choices? Consider the Navy with Lieutenant Commander (LCdr) Chris Elliott 25.11.2025

 In this episode of the EdUp Canada podcast, host Michael Sangster interviews Commanding Officer Chris Elliott from HMCS Hunter. Chris shares his journey in the Navy, starting from a marine engineer systems operator to becoming the commanding officer. He discusses the various career opportunities within the Navy, the benefits of joining, and support provided to military families. The episode also...

What does Canada need to be a leader in the world in AI 21.11.2025

In this episode of the EdUp Canada podcast, host Michael Sangster engages in a detailed conversation with Taleeb Noormohamed, Parliamentary Secretary and Federal Government MP from British Columbia, recorded live on Parliament Hill. They discuss a wide range of topics, including Noormohamed's unconventional career trajectory, his experiences in the tech and political sectors, and his work duri...

Adapting AI for Modern Career Education with Mujo Learning Systems 18.11.2025

In this episode of the EdUp Canada podcast, host Michael Sangster speaks with Dave Shaw, Production Manager at Mujo Learning Systems. They discuss the importance of experimenting with new technologies, particularly in the field of education. Dave shares insights into how Mujo provides up-to-date, practical curriculum packages for career colleges, focusing on rapidly changing fields like digital ma...

From Barriers to Bridges: What is King’s Trust Canada getting right about investing in young people with Jeffrey Orridge 23.10.2025

In this episode of the EdUp Canada podcast, host Michael Sangster interviews Jeffrey Orridge, former CFL commissioner and new head of the King's Trust Canada. They discuss the mission of King's Trust, focusing on empowering youth facing barriers through skills development and workforce readiness. Orridge outlines the organization's programs, which include mentorship, networking events,...

Replay: How Career Colleges Transform Lives and Fuel Economic Mobility with Dr. Doris Jeanne MacKinnon 30.09.2025

In this episode of the EdUp Canada podcast, host Michael Sangster explores the unique opportunities and impactful stories in career colleges with Dr. Doris Jeanne MacKinnon, the Director of Education and Development at the National Association of Career Colleges. They delve into Dr. MacKinnon's passion for lifelong learning, particularly in career education, and her significant contributions t...

"Focus on just giving the right information." What Admissions Needs to Do to Ensure Optimal Student Fit with Sterling Simpson 24.09.2025

In this episode of the EdUp Canada podcast, host Michael Sangster is joined by Sterling Simpson, Vice President of Business Development at Enrollment Resources. They discuss the crucial role of regulated career colleges in helping students find the right educational paths and the impactful work these institutions are doing to improve lives. Sterling shares his unique journey from a career in digit...

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