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University of Victoria – On February 23 we welcomed Richard Belton, Student Recruitment Officer, who gave us an introduction to the programs and student life at the University of Victoria. Richard also provided general information on admission requirements for this year and to inform choices for current grade 10 and 11 students. A recording of his presentation is posted below. Richard welcomes questions from parents and students about the admissions process at rbelton@uvic.ca.
Youtube link: https://youtu.be/esNH_T6ET94
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What’s Next Thursday Feb18th 7 pm
With Options Solutions Melinda Giampietro.
Melinda’s webinar will address COVID-19 + Post-Secondary Admission Trends: A Positive Outlook
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Vancouver School Board Career Programs – On January 13 we welcomed Rhonda Stangeland, Career Education Coordinator, and District Resource Teachers Allison Newton and Mark Reid with VSB Career Programs, who presented information on a wide variety of opportunities in skilled trades, and pathways into trades through the VSB. A recording of their presentation and some accompanying graphics are posted below.
VSB Career Programs link: careerprograms.vsb.bc.ca
VSB Career Programs videos: bit.ly/cp_tv
Also, for information on top in demand trades published by the Industry Training Association, please see https://www.itabc.ca/our-trades-training-system/top-demand-trades
The ITA website for youth is https://youth.itabc.ca/
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Kitsilano PAC invites you to join Michelle Dittmer for an evening presentation exploring the benefits of a gap year prior to post secondary schooling.
For more information https://www.
What’s Next – CANADIAN GAP YEAR ASSOCIATION
with Michelle Dittmer / President and Co-Founder
The Canadian Gap Year Association (CanGap) is a registered non-profit organization with a mission to support young people looking to take an intentional step off the conveyor belt of life to explore and experience ‘the real world’ according to their talents, goals and interests.
When? Wednesday Dec 16th, 2020
Time? 6:PM
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Emily Carr University of Art + Design accepting applications through January 15th 2021:
ECUAD’s portfolio building workshop:
https://www.ecuad.ca/academics/teen-programs/courses-workshops/portfolio-workshop-for-teens
ECUAD updates and educational options for secondary student here:
Presentation with recruiter Joni Taylor of ECUAD.
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Our first presentation was on Wednesday September 23, an overview of the subject hosted by EducationPlannerBC, a one-stop resource for information and applications to the majority of post-secondary institutions in BC. The session was recorded, and we also received a pdf copy of the powerpoint presentation and a record of the question and answer session. The links to these materials, and some general information about EducationPlannerBC, are here:
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This year the Kits PAC is pleased to continue our “What’s Next?” series of information evenings on post-secondary education options for parents and students in Grade 10, 11 and 12.
We know you have many questions about how post-secondary institutions are adapting their admissions processes to reflect the changes in public education in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, so are working to invite recruiters from a variety of institutions to bring us all up to speed. Our first presentation is on Wednesday September 23, 7:00 to 8:00 p.m.
To give us an overview of the subject, this Zoom meeting will be hosted by EducationPlannerBC, a one-stop resource for information and applications to the majority of post-secondary institutions in BC.
Sea Smart
Sea Smart is a Vancouver-based charity that delivers online programs, school workshops, after school programs, summer camps, shoreline clean-ups and corporate programs.
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Join us on Wednesday, May 20, 2020, at 7pm, for ONLINE session to learn about options available to your children for their post-secondary path.
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WHAT’S NEXT …
Join us on Wednesday, January 29, 2020, at 7pm, to learn about options available to your children for their post-secondary path, and be introduced to the resources currently available in our community.