PLANNING 10 CLASS PRESENTATION

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PLANNING 10 CLASS PRESENTATION

• Introduction
• Work Experience
• Transition to Trades
• Ace-it Programs
• SSA
• Transition Programs while Attending School
• Transition Programs for Graduating Students

Frank Gigliotti
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TRANSITION PROGRAMS

• Our programs are designed to help students
  explore careers while still in high school and
  move seamlessly to post secondary or a career.

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Demographics
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Job Forecast
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Educational Requirements
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Educational Requirements
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Educational Requirements
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Educational Reality

• 69 of parents hope their children will attend
  University
• Fact 16 in BC do
• Fact Even less complete a degree
• Fact Between 2001-2011 29 of job openings
  will require a University degree
• Fact 44 will require other post-secondary
  training

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Educational Reality

• 2 in 10 students actually attend University
• What about the other 80 ?
• Some find work, some take upgrading classes, some
  drift around for a few years before making a
  decision
• Many return later on to take trades or technical
  training

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TRANSITION TO TRADES

• A great opportunity for students who have
  completed grade 10 to obtain a work experience in
  a Apprenticeable Trade.
• By completing a work experience it could
  encourage students to either take Tech. Ed
  courses in the future or enroll in our ACE-IT
  programs or obtain an SSA.
• Students will get credit for WEX12A
• The Work Experience will take place in July

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WORK EXPERIENCE

• Research has shown students that focus their
  studies in specific career areas are more engaged
  in school, do much better academically, are more
  likely to graduate.
• Students should sign up for one of the 8 focus
  areas to obtain a on the job work experience.
• Students are not required to take 5 specific
  courses prior to going out on Work Experience as
  in the past.
• Work Experience can be paid or unpaid.
• Work Experience will also satisfy the requirement
  for Grad Transitions.
• Also available is a online version of the
  pre-employment course

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TRANSITION PROGRAMSApprenticeships

• Apprenticeship Programs are 85 work based and
  15 school based (ace-it).

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TRANSITION PROGRAMS2008/2009APPRENTICESHIPS

• 8 Programs
• Chef Training
• Hairdressing
• Construction Electrician
• Automotive Service Technician
• Joinery
• Plumbing
• Metal Fabrication
• Carpentry

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AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNICAN

• Located at Terry Fox and Centennial
• 4 courses-16 credits plus Work Experience or SSA
• Terry Fox mornings only both semesters
• Centennial second semester
• Prerequisites AT 11and AT 12, English 12 or
  Communications 12, Math 11 Essentials (B) or
  completion of Principles or Applications of Math
  11, L drivers license, and working knowledge of
  computers.
• Dual Credit

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BAKING AND PASTRY

• Entry Level Training with specialization in
  advanced baking.
• Triple Credit-VCC Certification, 32 high school
  credits and Level 1 credit with 900 hours toward
  WBT.
• VCC downtown campus from Feb 2 to Dec. 11, Mon.
  to Thursday 100 to 715pm.
• Completion of grade 10 and Foodsafe Level 1.

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CARPENTRY

• Location Terry Fox Secondary
• 4 classes in the second semester plus 4 weeks at
  Kwantlen Polytechnic University in Cloverdale
• Successfully completed grade 11 but consideration
  will be given to mature grade 10 students.

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Carpentry

• Students will receive 20 high school credits plus
  Work experience or SSA credit.
• Students on successful completion will have
  obtained Level 1.

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CONSTRUCTION ELECTRICIAN

• Located at Charles Best
• Program begins in February and ends in January
• Mornings only, in the afternoon students can
  return to their home school or stay at Charles
  Best
• Mandatory Work Experience or SSA in the summer
• Prerequisites Principles of Math 11, Physics 11
  and English 11
• 20 credits plus Work Experience or SSA
• Dual Credit

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CHEF TRAINING

• Located at Riverside, Centennial and Gleneagle
• Completion of Planning 10
• Students will normally take 4 courses in the
  second semester plus additional courses in the
  first semester.
• 24 credits plus Work Experience or SSA

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HAIRDRESSING

• Taught at Gleneagle
• 7 courses plus English 12 or Communications 12
• 10 month program from Sept. to June
• Dual Credit
• 28 credits plus Work Experience or SSA
• 750 for the Hairdressing Kit

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JOINERY(CABINET MAKING)

• Located at Charles Best and Riverside
• 3 courses plus 15 weeks at BCIT starting on June
  15
• 12 credits plus Work Experience or SSA
• 1 block in the morning in the first semester and
  2 blocks in the second semester followed by work
  experience
• Prerequisites Wood 11 (B), Math 11 Essentials
  (B) or completion of Math 11 Principles or
  Applications, completion of English 11 or
  Communications 11, Drafting 11 recommended.
• Program costs 1600 BCIT and cost of wood for
  school and BCIT projects

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PLUMBING

• Partnered with UA Local 170 Training Centre
• Must be in grade 12 with a minimum of C in Math
  Essentials 11 and English 12
• Starts on June 16 for 6 weeks official date to
  TBA
• No tuition costs
• Students pays shop supplies and textbook
• Campus located at Annacis Island
• Minimum 5 spots

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METAL FABRICATION

• BCIT Burnaby Campus
• 2 intakes starting February and ending in middle
  of July or starting in the middle of August and
  ending at the end of January
• Class time 700am to 130pm
• Completion of grade 11
• Principles of Math 10 or BCIT Pretest
• Tuition Fee is 2445.50 money will be returned
  upon successful completion.
• Books and Supplies 350

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Metal Fabrication-continued

• 16 high school graduation credits
• Opportunity for SSA high school credit and 690
  hours towards work based hours towards
  apprenticeship.
• Minimum 2 spots per intake

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• SSA students
• Are registered apprentices
• 139 trades (50 Red Seal)
• Earn 16 credits towards graduation through their
  work based training component
• Get a head start on work-based training portion
  of an apprenticeship
• Letter sent home to grade 10s
• Survey for grade 12s

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SSA Scholarship
SSA Scholarship Awards Totaled 470,000 Last
Year!

• SSA scholarship criteria
• Registered in SSA prior to graduation
• C average in Grade 12 numbered courses
• Must have graduated from secondary school
• 5 months in trade after graduation (or 1100 hrs
  recorded with the ITA)
• Completed required 480 hours of SSA work
  experience (registered with ITA at least 1 month
  prior to graduation and complete 480 hours within
  3 months of graduation)

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Youth Program Summary

• SSA
• Students are employer- sponsored registered
  trainees
• On-the-job training is provided through work
  experience
• Min. 480 hours before graduation
• Credit 16 towards grad
• Work experience is paid
• Students eligible for 1,000 scholarship

• ACE IT
• Students are school district or
  employer-sponsored registered trainees
• Technical training is delivered in school and/or
  in post-secondary or combination
• Work experience option
• Min. 240 hrs and can be done in combination with
  SSA

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TRANSITION PROGRAMS WHILE ATTENDING SCHOOL

• Headstart to Art
• Computer Information Systems
• Concurrent Courses

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Emily Carr-Headstart to Art

• 2 courses offered per year at Gleneagle
• Wednesday from 630 to 930
• Courses carry degree credit as well as transfer
  credit to other Fine Art programs.
• Drawing Course runs from Sept to mid Dec.
• Creative Processes runs from January 8 to April
  15. No classes during Spring Break and during
  the Provincial Exam Schedule.
• Tuition Costs 330 for domestic students and
  1087.32 for International Students.
• Please send applications directly to Emily Carr
  on a first applied basis after November 23, 2008

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COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS

• Dual credit
• Prerequisites Principles of Math 11 (C),
  English 12 (C)
• Current Grade 11s need to plan to have courses
  scheduled in the first semester so they can start
  the program in the second semester.

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COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS

• Located at Riverside Secondary
• 40 weeks beginning in February 2009 and ending in
  January 2010.
• Must be in grade 12
• Study emphasizes computer networking, system
  maintenance, software installation and
  customization.
• First year tuition paid for by the district
• Second year students may continue to complete a
  diploma in Internet Systems or Networking Systems
  at BCIT Burnaby

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CONCURRENT COURSES AT DOUGLAS COLLEGE

• Students will offered opportunities in all areas
  where seats are available.
• Student just pays tuition fee, Douglas College
  has waived application, registration and activity
  fee.
• Student must complete registration and concurrent
  application forms and then send them to me.
• Forms due soon for January start.

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TRANSITION PROGRAMS FOR GRADUATING STUDENTS

• Animal Health Technology
• Bachelor of PE
• CISY 1110
• Hospitality and Restaurant Management
• Faculty of Health Science

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ANIMAL HEALTH TECHNOLOGY

• 2 Year diploma program located a David Lam Campus
• Excellent opportunities working at an animal
  hospital or for veterinarian
• 6 seats reserved
• Must have Principles of Math 11, English 12,
  WEX12A, and grade 11 and 12 science courses.

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BACHELOR OF PE

• Dual credit
• Choice of Fitness 11 and Fitness 12 or PE 11 and
  PE 12 will grant you credit for SPSC 1103
• Must have minimum of C in either PE 12 or
  Fitness 12.

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CISY 1110

• With the completion of BCA 11 students can write
  an assessment test in June to obtain course
  exemption
• Must score at least 70 on assessment test.

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HOSPITALITY AND RESTAURANT MANAGEMENT (HORM)

• 2 year diploma with transfer into a degree
  program at several universities.
• Ace-it Level 1 Cook Training credit for Horm
  1135, BCA 11 credit for Horm 1120, preferential
  admission for Tourism 11 and Tourism and SSA
  students in the Cook Program.
• English 12 (C), and Principles of Math 11.

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Health Sciences

• We have a tentative agreement for a limited
  number of reserved seating in the following
  programs starting September 2009
• Registered Nursing
• Psychiatric Nursing
• Dental Assisting
• Dispensing Optician
• Health Care Support Worker
• Health Information Management

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Health Sciences

• Students will still have to meet the entry
  requirements and complete a work experience in
  the specific career area prior to being accepted.
• Douglas College will host a 2 day career
  simulation in February for students interested in
  these career areas.

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Website

• Please use our website for forms, information,
  and new programs.
• Go to www.sd43.bc.ca, then programs and
  curriculum, look for transition programs.