Students are evaluated on job performance, a journal outlining and reflecting on placement duties and responsibilities, a supervisor's evaluation, and a self-evaluation. This course is designed to prepare students for their chosen field of work. It includes strategies of career research, self assessment, job market analysis, job search techniques, and usage of current information technologies. Important areas also include dealing with loss and change in the workplace, networking, and developing a personal action plan or career path. This course provides an examination of the developmental processes from age six to adolescence.
Emphasis is placed on physical, cognitive, and socio-emotional development.
This course is designed to develop the necessary skills in Mathematics to help ensure success in other post-secondary programs that have a math content. Topics include ratio and proportion, elementary algebra, formula manipulation, exponents and radicals, linear equations, quadratic equations and functions, logarithms, trigonometry, and graphing. The student will develop skills in using a scientific calculator to perform multiple operations. In this general education course, students look at the Canadian family as a social institution shaped by and shaping the rest of society. The course emphasizes the diversities and emerging trends as well as the continuities in family types.