The graduation requirements for Career Education are
CAREER LIFE EDUCATION (MCLE-10)
Career-Life Education supports students in becoming successful, educated citizens by helping them learn how to effectively manage their life journey toward preferred future possibilities. It focuses on gaining a clear understanding of career-life development knowledge, skills, and strategies for life?s journey into adulthood, and includes the exploration of career-life possibilities for adult life, such as roles, opportunities, and community resources, examination of ways to publicly represent ourselves both face-to-face and in digital environments, the practising of inclusive and respectful interactions for various community and work-related contexts, connecting and engaging with supportive community members, and researching post-graduation options and planning resources, such as labour market trends, budgeting tools, and workplace safety guidelines.
CAREER- LIFE CONNECTIONS (MCLC-12)
* this class can only be taken in grade 12
Career Life Connections requires students to identify and develop personal interests, passions and goals. Students reflect on learning experiences and competency development in school and community, build confidence in their contributions, and explore roles and possibilities in personal, education, and work life contexts. They develop and apply the personal management skills needed to pursue who and how they want to be in the world. This offering also facilitates community networking and experiential learning both inside and outside of school.
For detailed information about the curriculum, visit: https://curriculum.gov.bc.ca/curriculum/career-education
- 4 credits of Career Life Education
- 4 credits of Career Life Connetions
CAREER LIFE EDUCATION (MCLE-10)
Career-Life Education supports students in becoming successful, educated citizens by helping them learn how to effectively manage their life journey toward preferred future possibilities. It focuses on gaining a clear understanding of career-life development knowledge, skills, and strategies for life?s journey into adulthood, and includes the exploration of career-life possibilities for adult life, such as roles, opportunities, and community resources, examination of ways to publicly represent ourselves both face-to-face and in digital environments, the practising of inclusive and respectful interactions for various community and work-related contexts, connecting and engaging with supportive community members, and researching post-graduation options and planning resources, such as labour market trends, budgeting tools, and workplace safety guidelines.
CAREER- LIFE CONNECTIONS (MCLC-12)
* this class can only be taken in grade 12
Career Life Connections requires students to identify and develop personal interests, passions and goals. Students reflect on learning experiences and competency development in school and community, build confidence in their contributions, and explore roles and possibilities in personal, education, and work life contexts. They develop and apply the personal management skills needed to pursue who and how they want to be in the world. This offering also facilitates community networking and experiential learning both inside and outside of school.
For detailed information about the curriculum, visit: https://curriculum.gov.bc.ca/curriculum/career-education
