This is my second chance to finish my education and launch my career
Sept. 2, 2026
Hadj Benseddik understands what it means to face adversity — and what it means to overcome it. Mr. Benseddik was born in Algeria and moved to Canada when he was 11. As a young man, he saw his postsecondary journey derailed when his father passed away. For the next 10 years, he bounced from job to job and found his life becoming increasingly difficult to navigate.
After 10 years as a chef, I’m changing careers to better support my family
July 29, 2026
Shannen Fernando Arshakulasuriya’s life has taken her around the world. She’s lived in Europe, Asia and Australia. In 2025, she embarked on her longest journey yet: relocating to Canada. This meant restarting her career as a chef in a new country, where she soon realized that she was ready for something else.
My parents fled a war and started here from zero. Their journey is what shaped me: My Seneca Story
June 30, 2026
Drilon Ramadani’s parents arrived in Canada as refugees shortly before he was born. They were determined to see their children succeed in their new home while honouring the life they left behind.
I want to put people with disabilities in the fashion spotlight: My Seneca Story
June 3, 2026
It’s easy to tell when Kylie Rogers is around. It’s not just that she wears pink all day, every day — though that certainly helps. She also stands out through her sunny disposition and her determination to conquer any challenges arising from her blindness.
Education is my ticket out of hardship and toward realizing my dreams: My Seneca Story
April 27, 2026
Sarah Saqib knew from an early age that postsecondary education could open doors and create new opportunities. What she didn’t yet realize is how big a role Seneca Polytechnic would play in her journey.
