Program Guide for Programs and Courses SIP – SIP-Program-Guide
What is Dual Credit?
The South Island Partnership (SIP) between Camosun College, the five School Districts of Southern Vancouver Island and local industry leaders aims to provide opportunities for students to jump-start their post-secondary education and workplace careers by participating SIP programming while they are still enrolled in High School. Students in a SIP program earn both High School Credits and Post Secondary Credits.
Top 5 Reasons to take the Dual Credit option
- Your school district covers your tuition
- Credits earned go directly toward your High School and Post Secondary transcripts
- Most courses are transferable to other colleges and universities
- Avoids the five-course crunch in your first year. Five can be a lot!
- Build your confidence going into future options
If you are interested in Dual Credit or to apply, please visit Mr. Neal or Ms. Croucher in the Career Centre.
Career trek.
Short videos explaining in detail what the jobs are and the path to get there !
The Raven program is offered for six weeks from early July until mid-August each year at Canadian Forces Base (CFB) Esquimalt, British Columbia.
All travel expenses to and from CFB Esquimalt are covered, as are:
- Meals and accommodations;
- Military clothing and equipment; and
- A salary of roughly $4,200.
- Have completed Grade 10;
- Be a minimum of 16 years old and no older than 57;
- Consider themselves to be an Indigenous person (First Nations, Metis, Inuit or non-status); and
- Be a Canadian citizen. APPLY HERE
MD Outreach Youth Mentorship Program – This program connects high school students with UBC Medical Students to learn more about being a university student, learning about self-care, and applying to UBC medical school. Apply HERE: https://ubc.ca1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_2uEgBVRnUSQ2nJk BROCHURE: md-youth-mentorship-program-brochure-v2-1
MD Outreach Youth Mentorship Program – This program connects high school students with UBC Medical Students to learn more about being a university student, learning about self-care, and applying to UBC medical school. Link to REGISTER
Students interested in taking any Health Courses PNUR 101, MOA 155, Health 111, MLAB 130 or ELC 170 can now register to start in Term 2 sponsored by SIP.Please see Ms. Croucher or Mr. Neal in the career centre for more details and to register.
GAP YEAR OPPORTUNITIES
The Naval Experience Program – One year. Fully paid.
International Experiences Canada – Help you know what you have to do in order to work in any given country