School of Access

• Upgrade to the Grade 10 level
• Earn pre-requisites for your next program
• Take individual courses or complete the certificate

• Assess your interests, abilities and potential
• Learn work search strategies and current labour market trends
• Set personal, career and educational goals

• Earn the BC Ministry of Education credential
• Take the Grade 11 and 12 alternative upgrading mathematics and English courses for this diploma
• Discuss your goals and best options with an Academic Advisor

Courses only

• Take alternative upgrading courses in English, math, biology, chemistry and physics offered in partnership with the School of Arts and Science
• Provides the Grade 11 and 12 alternative upgrading mathematics and English courses

• Held in local First Nations communities
• Designed to meet the needs of Indigenous students
• Take courses in English, math and basic computer studies

• Held in local First Nations communities
• Prepares Indigenous students for entrance into college level courses and programs
• Take courses including Intermediate math (Grade 10)
• UCEP (University College Entrance Preparation) fundable by bands

• Includes Advanced English for Careers (ENGL 130), and Basic Technical Math 1 and 2 (MATH 172 and MATH 173)

• Includes Advanced English for Careers (ENGL 130), and Basic Technical Math 1 and 2 (MATH 172 and MATH 173)

• Includes Advanced English for Careers (ENGL 130), and Basic Technical Math 1 and 2 (MATH 172 and MATH 173)

Certificate

• Learn entry-level employment skills
• Obtain external certifications
• Get practical workplace experience
• Explore volunteering and employment opportunities

Choose from the following study options:

• Essential Employment Skills
• EARTH Gardening

• Develop skills and knowledge for entry-level employment
• Obtain external certifications
• Get practical workplace experience

4 months

• Use job search skills to find and maintain stable entry-level employment or volunteer opportunities
• Expand teamwork and leadership skills
• Extensive work experience, mentorship and peer supported activities

Choose from the following study options:

• Employment Specialization
• Community Leadership Specialization

• Designed for secondary school students who have identified barriers to education and employment
• Participate in a non-academic, hands-on, adult learning environment
• Practice communication, employment, learning and networking skills
• Through this South Island Partnership program, you'll have opportunities to determine your best next step after high school

• Prepare for the workplace or further studies at college or university
• Take basic to advanced ESL courses

Level 1 - Basic English for beginning and pre-intermediate students
Level 2 - Academic English for more experienced learners

• Improve your job-related English language skills
• Take courses online
• Complete courses one at a time or take five courses within two years to obtain a certificate

• Earn a Health Care Assistant certificate while improving your English
• ELD 056 is taught by an ELD instructor as part of this program offered by Health & Human Services