It is not easy to find volunteer work during this pandemic. Try to find other ways to gain volunteer hours such as virtual volunteering. Please visit: Volunteer Canada https://volunteer.ca/index.php?MenuItemID=419 Individuals engaged in virtual volunteering can take on a variety of activities and projects from one-time to long term and everything in between. Some opportunities require specific expertise and screening, others don’t. Many opportunities are skills-based and can include pro bono projects. Here are some examples: • social media strategy development • technology assessments • employee handbook development • photography • business or marketing plan creation • project proposal writing • financial analysis • graphic design • translation, editing or proofreading of documents • social media posting and blogs • project management plan for new program or service • mentoring or tutoring • telephone assurance for seniors Govolunteer.ca https://www.govolunteer.ca/centres/vancouver/social-media-content-creator Virtual Volunteer Work Please find below information sent to grade 12s.
Scholarships Q&A January 11 to 13 12:55 pm (lunchtime) Library Students can attend any sessions to connect with Ms. Abad about questions on scholarships. Students in the process of applying and need assistance in completing their application can come to the session. Scholarship package will be provided for school-based scholarships (community awards, District/Authority scholarships and District Administered scholarships). To sign up, please Fill out this form. Parents as Career and Education Coaches For parents who missed this virtual event in December, there is another upcoming schedule on January 20, 2021 at 7:00 pm. Here are the poster and registration link. Applying to Colleges/Universities Reminder sent to grads that completing the STUDENT TRANSCRIPT SERVICES is NOT the same as submitting an application to the colleges or universities. STS registration is only to allow student's choices of post-secondary institutions (PSI) to access the transcript when PSI need to evaluate the student's application. To apply to colleges/universities, the student must use the application portal - Education Planner BC. Visit the website HERE. Check guides (includes PSIs outside BC) HERE. Final Application Deadline / List of Deadlines Final application deadline for:
SFU - Deadline to Self-report grades / Guidelines Check HERE to view SFU's self-reporting guidelines for the newly implemented quarterly system. Deadlines to self-report
Discover STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) Check out our Discover STEM ebook which covers a range of topics for students interested in STEM fields. Students may have questions about the kinds of programs available, financial support, and different post-secondary institutions. Download the Discover STEM eBook JA Canada - FREE Programs Junior Achievement BC offers opportunities on financial literacy, work readiness and entrepreneurship free of charge. Learn from professionals in a virtual session (World of Choices) and Techworks (career opportunities in all things tech) and there are amazing scholarship opportunities for those that have completed JA programs in the past. All the JA programs are broken down by grade level/topic, visit: https://jabc.ca/programs/ Check also JABC TechWorks 2021 – Virtual, this event will help students to the career opportunities that exist in BC's dynamic tech sector. Are you thinking about pursuing post-secondary education? You should consider a program or career in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM)! Check out our Discover STEM ebook which covers a range of topics for students interested in STEM fields. Students may have questions about the kinds of programs available, financial support, and different post-secondary institutions. We reached out to students in STEM fields to share their experience and advice for you! We aim to empower students to pursue STEM fields, especially minority groups that are considered to be traditionally underrepresented in STEM education and careers. Download the Discover STEM eBook Here are some interesting opportunities through JA. Learn from professionals in a virtual session (World of Choices) and Techworks (career opportunities in all things tech) and there are amazing scholarship opportunities for those that have completed JA programs in the past.
All the JA programs are broken down by grade level/topic. https://jabc.ca/programs/ Also, we have just announced the dates and details for JABC TechWorks 2021 – Virtual. It’s a shift from our popular live event, but this virtual event will not disappoint.JABC TechWorks helps to expose high school students to the career opportunities that exist in B.C.’s dynamic tech sector. Students will explore the skills and education required for tech jobs of the future.JABC TechWorks features a live virtual event (with flexibility as it is offered on four dates and times), plus access to an exciting video library featuring conversations and activities facilitated by B.C. tech leaders and tech-enabled companies. Check out the following information: JABC Awards 2020-21 - deadlines: March 12 / May 9 Contact Person: Deborah Wakeham VP, Programs | 250.893.4495 |[email protected] |
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