Programming 2018

grade 10 to 11

M - ScMs. Luddu

A - Fe Mr. Ahmelich

Fi - LMs. Chittenden

Se - ZMr. Johal

Get to Know Your Counsellor

English Program

Grade 10 Grade 11 Grade 12

English 10 English 11 En12

a Math 10 a Math 11 Elective 12

Socials 10 a Science 11 Elective 12

Science 10 a Socials 12 Elective 12

P.E. 10 Elective Elective

Career Education Elective Elective

Elective Elective Elective

Elective Elective Elective

* Numeracy & Literacy

assessment required

Career Life Connections &

Capstone

French ImmersionGrade 10 Grade 11 Grade 12

English 10 English 11 En12/Comm12 *

Math 10 a Math 11 Elective 12

Sc. Humaines 10 A Science 11 Elective 12

Science 10 Histoire 12 Français 12

Français 10 Français 11 Elective

P.E. 10 Elective * Elective

Ed. a la Carriere Elective Elective

Elective * Elective Elective

*Numeracy and Literacy

Assessment

Career Life

Connections &

Capstone

* Students must take at least one of the (*) French Immersion elective courses in the grade 10, 11 or 12 year but may take more Immersion electives if they choose.

This requirement is completed in

conjunction with the English 12 class

ITEMS TO KEEP A RECORD:

• DPA and Healthy Living Plan

• Post Secondary Transition Plan

• Résumé

• Work or volunteer hours

Students can start earning their 30 hours of volunteer or work hours in the summer before grade 10.

Career Life Connections & Capstone

Visit the Student Transcript Service (STS) at https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/education-training/k-

12/support/transcripts-and-certificates

To create an account you will need your PEN

Getting Your School Records

Math Options

Math 11 Foundations

Math 10 Found

& Pre-CalcMath 10

A&W

Math 11 Pre-Calc

Math 11Workplace

Math 12

Foundations

Math 12

Pre-Calc

Calculus 12

Electives……… A wide range of electives are available in all areas.

Refer to Riverside Secondary School website for complete course descriptions.

Students are expected to take electives in sequence. Examples below:

4 Drama 10

Journalism 10 Acting 11

Journalism 11 Acting 12

Journalism 12

3 Power Tech 10

Art 10 Automotive 11

Art 11 Automotive 12

Art 12

2 Marketing 11

Foods 11 Marketing 12

Foods 12

1 Psychology 12

Economics 12

New Courses at Riverside!

Basic Musicianship 11

Show Choir 11

Bicycle Maintenance and Repair 11

Multimedia 10

Italian 11 *after Intro to Italian

French 10

French 11

French 12 Spanish 12 Spanish 12

Japanese 11Spanish 11Spanish 11

IntroJapanese 11in Gr. 9, 10, 11 or 12

IntroSpanish 11

in Gr. 11 0r 12

Spanish 10

Spanish 9Start in Grade 9 Languages9

French 9Start in Grade 9

A second language

is NOT required for

graduation, is

NOT required for

college admission or

BCIT, but IS

required for direct

entrance to some

universities

Intro Italian 11

in Gr. 9, 10, 11 or 12

Italian 11

Enrichment OpportunitiesAthletic Leadership 10/11/12 (teacher rec)

High Performance Sport Conditioning 10/11A/12A (application)

IDS Leadership - Greenshirts 10/11/12

IDS Leadership – Performing Arts 10/11/12Multicultural Leadership 10/11/12

Leadership 10/11/12 (teacher rec)

English 11 Honours (teacher rec)

Math 11 Honours (teacher rec)

Peer Tutoring 11 (teacher rec)

IT Tutoring 11 (teacher rec)

Science 11 Co-op

Culinary Arts Apprenticeship Program

Other Ways to Earn Credit• Equivalency

• Language Challenge (apply in Oct; exam in Jan.)

• External Credit

• Summer School*• Coquitlam Open Learning*

* requires discussion with school counsellor

Note: UBC will not accept a Challenge mark for calculating the admission average but will use it for meeting entrance requirements

External MusicRoyal Conservatory (grade 6, 7 and 8)

External Dance

External SportAthleteCoachOfficial

External CadetsExternal GuidesExternal Scouts

External Life SavingExternal Driver Training

External Language

**See your Counsellor for more details**

External Credit Courses(Examples)

Secondary School

Apprenticeship (SSA)

Regardless of your career

aspirations… if you have a

paying job in a trade you will

receive credits toward high

school graduation.

• 120 hrs working = 1 course = 4 credits

• earn up to 4 courses = 16 credits

Most Popular student trades

• Car Mechanic

• Carpenter

• Cook

• Landscaper

• Sheet Metal worker

• Tilesetter

… more than 100 trades in BC

Trades Training

Programs

Coquitlam School district offers

16 foundation trades

programs that will teach the

technical and practical training

required to write the ITA

certification exam at the end of

the semester.

ACE IT

=

Trades Training

Trades Training Programs

Automotive Service Technician Semester @ Centennial (sem 2)

Auto Collision Repairer Full year @ VCC (sem 1 & 2)

Auto Finishing Tech Prep Semester @ VCC (sem 2)

Bricklayer (Mason) Semester @ Thomas Haney (sem 2)

Cook (Professional) Semester @ Cent, Riverside &Glen (sem 2)

Carpenter Semester @ Terry Fox (sem 2)

Electrician Semester @ Charles Best (sem 1 or sem 2)

Trades Training Programs

Hairstylist Semester @ Gleneagle (spring following fall sem)

Baker Semester @ VCC (late Aug – end Jan)

Metal Fabricator Semester @ BCIT (Feb – mid-July)

Millwright Semester @ BCIT or KPU (Feb – mid-July)

Motorcycle Mechanic Semester @ BCIT (Feb – end of June)

Painter (Commercial) 6 weeks @ FTI (mid-June – end of July)

Plumber 6 weeks @ PIC (mid-June – end of July)

Sheet Metal Worker Semester @ BCIT (sem 1)

Heavy Duty Mechanic 36 weeks @ VCC (5 different intakes)

Doug MacLean

e: dmaclean@sd43.bc.ca

p: 604-341-8977

**Available Wednesday

mornings at Riverside in

the counselling area

Plan for Post Secondary Options

Go Directly Into Work Force

• Acquire job skills

Explore OptionsTry new things, volunteer, create opportunities, take some courses, travel

Continue Education at:

• Vocational School (VCC)

• College (Douglas)

• Technology Institute (BCIT)

• University

English 11, Math 11 Pre-Calculus or Foundations of Math 11 and/or , Socials 11/12, an academic Science 11

and Language 11

English 12 plus 3 or 4 “approved” 12-level courses (varies by institution and by program)

Eastern universities often require English 12 and

4 “approved” courses

It is the student’s responsibility to check specific

post-secondary institution requirements

Basic University Entrance Requirements

In addition to English 12:

For Arts: Foundations of Math 11 or Pre-Calculus Math 11 at 60% or better plus 4 more gr. 12 approved academic courses

For Sciences: Pre-Calculus Math 11 and 12; Physics 11,

Chemistry 11, 3 gr. 12 Science courses

For Business: Pre-Calculus Math 11 and 12, plus 3 gr. 12 approved courses

Information for other programs can be found on the SFU website

SFU Requirements

Grade 11 and 12 course required for admission for some programs at SFU will remain specific, while other programs will have more flexible requirements.

SFU will look at your grades in nearly ALL your academic Gr.11 and Gr.12 courses.

SFU will now take a holistic approach for their admission process.

www.sfu.ca/students/adm-req-2019-2020.html

Key Points from SFU

In addition to English 12:

A “Personal Profile” required for all applicants

For Arts: Foundations of Math 11 and 12 or Pre-Calc 11; plus 3 more approved academic gr 12 courses

For Sciences: Pre-Calculus Math 11 and 12; Physics 11; Chemistry 11; one gr. 12 Science; 1 more approved academic course

For Business: Pre-Calculus Math 11 and 12, 2 approved gr. 12 courses; Video Interview

** Only courses with a final mark as of Feb 1st of the grade 12 year will be considered for admission. Grade 11 marks will be used in some cases where a grade 12 mark is not yet available.

UBC Requirements

• Pre-requisites and requirements are not changing. You do not have to take different/more courses than currently required.

• You should take courses in secondary school that are related to what you want to study at UBC. Doing so will increase your chances of admission.

• UBC will look at your grades in nearly ALL your academic Gr.11 and Gr.12

courses.

• When we look at your overall grades, we will drop your lowest Gr.11 or Gr.12 course; so it is safe to experiment.

• Be aware that having the highest grades is not the only way to get in challenging yourself by taking more courses or more rigorous courses can also be beneficial

Key Points from UBC

Gr12 Approved Academic Courses (UBC, SFU, UVic)

AP Chemistry

AP Physics

Biology 12

BC First Nations 12*

Calculus 12

Chemistry 12

Economics 12

English 12*

Francais 12*

French 12

Geography 12

Geology 12

History 12

Japanese 12

Law 12

Literature 12

Math 12 Pre-calculus

Physics 12

Spanish 12

In addition, the following courses are accepted at UBCO, UVic and SFU:

Social Justice 12

Math 12 Foundations

It is IMPERATIVE that students refer to post-secondary

requirements online. Approved courses vary depending

on PROGRAM and INSTITUTIONS

General Admission Programs

(Programs such as General Studies, Business, Arts, Sciences)Graduation

English 12 at 60% or better

Limited-Enrollment Programs (programs such as Arts, Nursing, Dental Assisting, etc.) and University Transfer

Must meet general and specific department admission requirements; often includes Math 11 Foundations with 60%

SFU/Douglas College Partnership Program

SFU Entrance requirements apply

Specific programs only within the Faculties of Arts and Social Sciences, Environment, Science

Can take courses at both SFU and Douglas

Douglas College

BCIT

Applied and Natural Science

Business and Media

Computing and Info Tech

Engineering

Health Sciences

Trades and Apprenticeship

**Admission requirements vary for each program

Information on:

Post-secondary Institutions in B.C.

Career Information

Financial Awards, Bursaries & Loans

On-line service for Post-secondary applications

Employment and Volunteer Opportunities

Career Resource Centre (Room 213)

Grade 10 Grade 11 Grade 12

English 10 English 11 English 12

Math 10 A & W Math 11 A & W Auto 12

Socials 10 A Socials 12 Woodwork 12

Science 10 Sci & Tech 11 Drafting 12

PE 10 PE 11 *elective

Planning 10 Carpentry 11 *elective

Power Tech 10 Drafting 11 *elective

Carpentry 10 Photo 11 *elective

Course Planning

Grade 10 Grade 11 Grade 12

English 10 English 11 English 12

Math 10 Foundations

Math 11 Pre-Calculus Co-op

Pre-Calculus Math 12

Socials 10 A Socials 12 Chemistry 12

Science 10 Chem 11 Co-op Physics 12

PE 10 Ph 11 Co-op Calculus 12

Planning 10 Work Exp Co-op Foods 11

French 10 French 11 Fitness 11

Art 10 Peer Tutoring 11 PE12

Course Planning

Grade 10 Grade 11 Grade 12

English 10 English 11 English 12

Math 10 Found Math 11 Found Francais 12

Sci Hum 10 Histoire 12 Law 12

Science 10 Earth Sci 11 Math 12 Found

PE 10 Francais 11 Journalism 12

Planning 10 Journalism 11 * Peer Tutoring 11

Francais 10 Auto 11 W *Elective

Journalism 10 Etudes des Aliments 11

*Elective

Course Planning-French Immersion

All Leadership courses

All Math courses

All Honours courses

Any course for which you don’t have the prerequisite

EAL (English as an Additional Language)

Learning Center

Peer Tutoring 11 if taken for course credit

IT Peer Tutoring

Completed course selection sheet due Feb. 26th

Courses that require a signature

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