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KCSD LEARNs
LEARNING STANDARDS:
Factors that affect self-identity
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What factors contribute to how you see yourself?
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self-esteem
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self-efficacy
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cultural heritage
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body image
LESSONS:
Recognizing how knowing our talents and giving compliments both support self-esteem
Understanding that gender stereotypes and how they impact our self-identity
Dual Credit Programs
Dual Credit Programs are partnership programs between KCSD and BC Post-Secondary Institutions.
DUAL CREDIT IS UNIQUE SECONDARY PROGRAMMING
Students enrolled in dual credit programs participate in college courses through a BC Post-Secondary Institute. Students receive college credits and high school credits towards graduation.
Dual Credit programming is an amazing opportunity to start the transition to post-secondary while still in high school!
THE BENEFITS OF DUAL CREDIT PROGRAMS
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Students gain college experience with the support of their KCSD team
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Students increase their confidence for the transition to post-secondary
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College tuition is paid for by KCSD
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Students explore potential career and education paths
SELKIRK COLLEGE:
DUAL CREDIT OFFERINGS
DUAL CREDIT PROGRAMS
EARLY LEARNING AND CHILDCARE DIPLOMA (ELCD)
In-person classes at Selkirk College and practicum placements in Early Childhood Centres
32 high school credits
Students complete the first year of the ELCD program.
Tuition for Year 1 is sponsored by the school district.
Tuition for year 2 is the student/families responsibility.
Upon completion of th full two year program, students will have the equivalent to the ECCE Certificate AND the Infant/Toddler Advanced Certificate.
Runs September - June
AVAILABLE IN GRADE 12
EDUCATION ASSISTANT AND COMMUNITY SUPPORT WORKER (EACSW)
BLENDED DELIVERY: In-person classes at Selkirk College and online courses
24 high school credits
Students complete the first year of the EACSW program.
Tuition for Year 1 is sponsored by the school district.
Tuition for year 2 is the student/families responsibility.
Upon completion of the full two year program students can work as Inclusuion Support Employees, community support workers and job coaches
Runs September - June
AVAILABLE IN GRADE 12
HEALTH CARE ASSISTANT (HCA)
BLENDED DELIVERY: In-person classes at Selkirk College and online courses.
Practicum experiences in health care settings.
24 high school credits
Students complete the first year of the EACSW program.
Upon competion of the 30 week program Health Care Assistant Diploma program students are qualified to work as Health Care Assistants in a variety of health care environments.
Runs February to August
AVAILABLE IN GRADE 12
LEARN MORE ABOUT HCA
SELKIRK COLLEGE:
DUAL CREDIT CLASSES
Online Course with Selkirk College
4 high school credits
3 college credits
Runs in semester 2
AVAILABLE IN GRADES 11 and 12
BUSINESS ADMIN 170: INTRO TO BUSINESS
ANTHROPOLOGY 100
Online Course with Selkirk College
4 high school credits
3 college credits
Runs in semester 2
AVAILABLE IN GRADE 12
ECCE 186
Online Course with Selkirk College
4 high school credits
3 college credits
Runs in semester 1
AVAILABLE IN GRADE 12
Students earn the ECCE Assistant credential upon succesful completion of the course.
SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY:
DUAL CREDIT OFFERINGS
Simon Fraser University is partnering to KCSD to offer dual credit courses through the School of Interactive Art and Technology (SIAT).
DUAL CREDIT CLASSES
IAT 102: GRAPHIC DESIGN
Online Course with SFU
4 high school credits
3 college credits
Runs in semester 1
AVAILABLE IN GRADES 11 and 12
IAT 165: GAME DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT
Online Course with SFU
4 high school credits
3 college credits
Runs in semester 2
AVAILABLE IN GRADES 11 and 12
IAT 199: CREATIVE PROJECTS
Online Course with SFU
4 high school credits
3 college credits
Runs in semester 2
AVAILABLE IN GRADES 11 and 12
Meet with your school counsellor and to discuss your interest and complete a grad plan.
Contact the KCSD Trades and Transitions Coordinator Erin Reoch to schedule a meeting.
STEPS TO APPLY
(250)-368-6434 ext.277
PARTICIPATING STUDENT PROFILE
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Will have successfully completed English 11, Socials 11, Math 11, Science
11, English 12 -
Will have earned a minimum 60% average in Math 11
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Will demonstrate exemplary attendance in high school
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Will demonstrate positive behavior at school and a positive attitude
towards learning