Graduation Year!
Check and re-check your learning plan. Plan for your transition to post-secondary programs or to work early. Your counsellor can advise you and has information about district programs that can support you with the transition.
Check the Ministry of Education website (click here) carefully for information about graduation requirements.
Provincial Assessments
To graduate, three provincial assessments are required. If you did not complete your Numeracy and Literacy assessments in your Grade 10, discuss your options with your counsellor for writing.
You will also be required to write a Grade 12 Literacy Assessment.
Review the information on these (click here) and take the time to practice. Register early with your school of record to write.
GET YOUR TRANSCRIPTS
Students can order their own transcripts from the Ministry of Education by going to Student Transcript Services on the Ministry of Education website and following the instructions there. Use this link: https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/education-training/k-12/support/transcripts-and-certificates
- Teacher: Cory Hart
- Teacher: Pam Parenty
2021 Western Canadian Learning Network.
Resources for use by current WCLN.ca members.
Textbook: none required.
SEPT 20, 2021: Grades transferred from previous version of the course. JWheeler, TTOC for CSouthwell
- Teacher: Brittany Altwasser
- Teacher: Brittany Lowe
2021 Western Canadian Learning Network.
Resources for use by current WCLN.ca members.
Textbook: none required.
- Teacher: Brittany Altwasser
- Teacher: Cathy Southwell
2019 Western Canadian Learning Network
Resources for use by current WCLN.ca members
Textbook: none required
- Teacher: Liz Moore
12 Apprenticeship Mathematics
This course is a continuation of Workplace Math 10 and 11 and is designed to provide students with the mathematical knowledge identified for entry into the majority of trades and for direct entry into the workforce.
Topics include measurements and unit conversion, scale and 3d drawings, trigonometry, graphing and tables, geometry, and basic finances. The concepts will be reinforced through projects that reflect how math is used in our daily lives.
A Math 11 or 12 is required for high school graduation however certain post-secondary institutions may require both for admission. Students are parents are encouraged to research the admission requirements for post-secondary programs as they vary by institution and by year.
Prerequisite: Workplace Math 10
Recommended to have also completed Workplace Math 11
2020 Western Canadian Learning Network
Resources for use by current WCLN.ca members
Textbook: none required
- Teacher: Liana Tilt
2020 Western Canadian Learning Network
Resources for use by current WCLN.ca members
Textbook: none required
- Teacher: Pina Piroddi
- Teacher: Cathy Southwell
2015 BCLearningNetwork
Textbook: No Textbook Required
Project-Based
Release Date: Sept/2015
- Teacher: Liz Moore