Educational Partner Programs
Here, details can be found about dual credit programs/courses (what are they), the list of the courses available, the post-secondary provider, and how to enrol. Other information and registration processes specific to trades training (Career Technical Centre) while still in high school; the Skilled Trades BC, Youth Work in Trades program in addition to other programs/initiatives such as the early childhood education (ECE) or Trades Discovery Program (TDP).
Key Details
- Applicable to grade 10 - 12 students from across SD91
- Programs range in applied, technology and environmental fields
- Some programs available virtually
- Some programs take learners out of community for hands-on experience
UNBC Dual Credit Program
Dual credit is a British Columbia Ministry of Education and Child Care-recognized program that makes it possible for grade 11 and 12 students in British Columbia to take post-secondary courses and receive credit toward both high school graduation and post-secondary credentials.
CNC Dual Credit Program
Dual Credit is an opportunity for high school students to begin post-secondary programs and courses while they are still in high school. This option is available for grade 11 & 12 students in good academic standing.
CNC-CTC Program
The Career Technical Centre, or CTC program, allows high school students to graduate with their first year of hands-on, technical trades training already completed. This earns students a certificate in various trades.
Skilled Trades BC - Youth
SkilledTradesBC is the organization that advances British Columbia’s trades training system.
Thompson River University
Get experiential learning from the TRUGen - Applied Genomics Laboratory where the primary focus is on environmental remediation and waste treatment, agriculture and food development.