Career and College Preparation provides the environment and resources for adults to acquire the knowledge necessary for successful entry into the labour market, advancement in careers, or entry into further specialized training. Independent, self-directed learning is encouraged.
This is the level (approximately grade 8 and 9) at which students may enter adult basic education. Beginning students are expected to have some reading and arithmetic ability. The goals of this level are to assist students to acquire permanent ability in English and arithmetic as well as effective study habits and a love of learning.
The program includes English, math, and computers, and is generally individualized instruction.
Details
Intakes
Location | Starting | Type |
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Atlin | Fall | Full-Time, Part-Time |
Winter | Full-Time, Part-Time | |
Chetwynd | Fall | Full-Time, Part-Time |
Winter | Full-Time, Part-Time | |
Dawson Creek | Fall | Full-Time, Part-Time |
Winter | Full-Time, Part-Time | |
Spring | Full-Time, Part-Time | |
Dease Lake* | Fall | Full-Time, Part-Time |
Winter | Full-Time, Part-Time | |
Fort Nelson* | Fall | Full-Time, Part-Time |
Winter | Full-Time, Part-Time | |
Fort St John | Fall | Full-Time, Part-Time |
Winter | Full-Time, Part-Time | |
Spring | Full-Time, Part-Time | |
Tumbler Ridge* | Fall | Full-Time, Part-Time |
Winter | Full-Time, Part-Time | |
Online | Fall | Full-Time, Part-Time |
Winter | Full-Time, Part-Time |
* Courses are generally video-conferenced
All in-person courses are available as study blocks. Students can start at the beginning of each month.
Length
240 hours at minimum; approximately 20 weeks
Estimated Program Fees
Program fee type: Career & College Prep
Costs indicated are estimates for a full-time course load.
Book, instruments, supplies, uniforms/clothing and third-party fees are additional. Domestic students needing assistance with fees, textbooks costs, travel or childcare should ask about the Adult Upgrading Grant.
Domestic Fees
Tuition | Student Fees | Instruction-related Fees (includes GST) | Total | |
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Semester | $ 0.00 | $ 76.38 | $ 65.54 | $ 141.92 |
International Fees
Tuition | Student Fees | Instruction-related Fees (includes GST) | International Medical Insurance | Total | |
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Semester | $ 4,626.00 | $ 74.88 | $ 64.26 | $ 828.00 | $ 5,593.14 |
Admission Requirements
- 18 years of age or older; or
- 17 years of age and out of school for at least one year; or
- By special arrangement with the School District.
Note: There is no maximum age.
Important Notes
- The program is not eligible for Canada Student Loans, however fees and textbook funding may be available through the Adult Upgrading Grant (AUG).
Program Requirements
Residency Requirement | 20% of all courses must be completed at Northern Lights College |
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Minimum Grade Requirements | D (50%) minimum grade |
*Please note the following semester break down is based on a student beginning their program in the Fall semester. Students starting in other semesters should consult with the course catalogue in Borealis and with a Program Advisor when selecting courses.
- ENGL 024 – Fundamental English Level 4 (60 contact hours) *
- ENGL 025 – Fundamental English Level 5 (60 contact hours) *
- ENGL 026 – Fundamental English Level 6 (60 contact hours)
- MATH 024 – Fundamental Math Level 4 (60 contact hours)
- MATH 025 – Fundamental Math Level 5 (60 contact hours)
- MATH 026 – Fundamental Math Level 6 (60 contact hours)
* may be waived based on entrance placement
Credential
Certificate in Career and College Preparation – Fundamental Level