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The UBC Department of Computer Science is offering workshops for students in Grades 8-12. Guest speakers will include:
Electronic Arts Pixar Microsoft and more... Saturdays: January 21, 2012 March 3, 2012 March 31, 2012 Register early: http://www.techtrek.ca techtrek-info@cs.ubc.ca 604-822-9176 See the Grad Transitions page for details on another meeting scheduled for Thursday, Dec. 8, 2011.
This unique program enables “Dual Credit” courses to be offered to BC secondary students through distance delivery by Thompson Rivers University, Open Learning (TRU-OL).
http://www.tru.ca/distance/programs/tru-start-bc.html Students successfully completing one or two Dual Credit Course(s) will receive one or two elective courses towards their Dogwood credential, as well as one or two university credit course(s) with Thompson Rivers University (TRU). This allows students to:
All Program Information session details can be found at www.kwantlen.ca/events
Tues. Nov. 29: Health Unit Coordinator Mon. Dec. 5: Trades & Technology Open House Mon. Dec. 5: Health Care Assistant Tues. Dec. 6: Special Education Teacher Assistant Mon. Dec. 12: Health Unit Coordinator The Scholarships Newsletter Winter 2011 is now available on the Scholarships page
Students, parents, teachers, counsellors and general public are welcome to join us at our annual Open House Fair. Meet our professors, students, and staff who will take time to introduce you to the wonderful and diverse world of engineering.
Saturday, November 26, 2011 9am - 4pm Fred Kaiser Atrium (UBC) 2332 Main Mall, Vancouver www.engineering.ubc.ca/openhouse to RSVP Winter Volunteer Opportunities for International Programs.
Who: Students in grade 11 or 12 who are near native or native English speakers What: Volunteer opportunity to support students from Korea that are visiting Canada for the first time. When and Where: January 5 to January 27th at Brooke Elementary (north end) and Delta Manor (south end) - classes are during the school day and there is an after school class from 3:00 to 4:00 at both sites. [NOTE: Weeks can be divided up and volunteers are welcome to come to the 3-4pm slot.] Volunteer Tasks: To support these students by helping them to improve their English. After these 4 weeks, they will be joining the regular classes at the local high schools. You may be involved in the following activities: working in class with small groups of students encouraging them to practice their English, helping to prepare materials for the lessons, helping the students prepare for their speech contest that happens at the end of January. If you are interested in continuing to volunteer during February you can contact the international coordinator at your school to be a "buddy" for one of the Korean students. Please contact Ms. Vartell (below) directly to find out more details and let her know your availability. Lynedah B Vartell District Vice Principal International Programs Delta School District 4585 Harvest Drive Delta, BC, Canada V4K 5B4 Tel: 604-952-5332 Cell: 604-346-1325 Fax: 604-952-5383 Web: www.GoDelta.ca From Burnsview:
We are having a mini fair this year from 7-8pm. We are holding it in the gym this year. Parents/students can park in the back and there will be an entrance to the floor where the gym is located. Capilano's Media Arts is having an Open House on Saturday, Nov. 19, 2011 from noon to 4pm in the Library building (3rd floor) at the North Vancouver campus. Check out student work, tour studios and labs, and get feedback on your portfolio.
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