Course Planning and Graduation Guidance for Grade 12 Students
"Navigate through Grade 12 course planning, graduation requirements, career connections, numeracy, literacy assessments, electives, honors certificate program, scholarship considerations, and extracurricular involvement essential for students in preparation for graduation and post-secondary endeavors."
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Grade 12 Course Planning Seminar Planning for graduation and beyond
Where to Begin? Two Things to Consider: Grad Course Planning/Grad Check worksheet Post-secondary myblueprint.ca EducationPlannerBC.ca They re not the same!
Career Life Connections/Capstone There are four different options for students to take Career Life Connections 12: 1. CLC 12 + Work Experience, Youth Work in Trades or Youth Train in Trades program (> 8+ credits earned) 2. CLC + Post-Secondary Preparation 12 (8 credits earned) 3. CLC + PHE Teachers Assistant 12 (8 credits earned) 4. CLC 12 + Study (4 credits earned)
You must write a numeracy and a literacy assessment for graduation. Achievement levels 1-4 will appear on transcript Multiple attempts are allowed Literacy Assessment 12 Numeracy Assessment 10
Electives Other than English Studies 12 and CLC, everything else you select is up to you. There are MANY options for fulfilling the remaining credits. Talk to your current teachers about grade 12 electives. Mr. Quilty can explain trade-related programs. Consider Work Experience! See Mr. Ramsay in the counselling centre. The Course Catalogue online has descriptions of everything available.
SAS Honours Certificate Program Challenging course of study for students intending to enter post-secondary school. Students must take a full load of courses at SAS in a specific discipline over grades 11 & 12. A minimum average 73% (B) must be maintained. Declare at Grade 11 course selection time for an Honours Certificate.
Scholarship Considerations There are mandatory courses and elective courses, but keep in mind, bursary eligibility at grad may be impacted by: part-time schedules academic rigor taking advantage of SAS course offerings character integrity hard work positive attitude academic honesty
Its Not Only About Courses! Get involved Volunteer Join a team or a club
Planning for Post-Secondary Course planning for post secondary education requires some research All PSIs and programs are different (Colleges are different from universities) Check out myblueprint.ca and/or EducationPlannerBC.ca. Follow EducationPlannerBC on Facebook. AIM HIGH!
How and When do I Apply for Post-Secondary? Most university and college websites are open for applications at the beginning of October. Apply early. Deadlines vary by PSI. Make sure you have the pre-requisite courses for your desired program.
Reminder Counsellors will arrange for your class to complete course selection on the following dates: Online course Selection for classes March 2nd/3rd Online course selection will close March 12th Course Selection Booklet available on the SAS Website YOU HAVE ONE WEEK!
