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ACCESS Adult Education & Career Training Centre

Saint-Lambert, Canada

ACCESS Career Training Center offers you the opportunity to learn in a stimulating environment and in state of the art facilities. With three centers located in the South Shore of Montreal (Saint-Lambert (Queen), Saint-Lambert (Cleghorn) and Saint-Hubert) and with more than 35 years of experience ACCESS has a team of professionals that will prepare you to enter the workforce successfully. ACCESS helps its students develop the commitment needed in order to succeed in attaining their academic and career objectives. It empowers students through career training by helping students gain the competencies needed to enter the workforce as a qualified and skilled professional. Drawing from the vast experience of a Centre recognized by the Quebec Ministry of Education, the ACCESS team is committed to provide quality educational services to an adult population in a secure and respectful environment, thus helping the students to cultivate commitment and accountability in order to succeed in their learning and career objectives. Furthermore, through its General Education Center ACCESS offers a comprehensive English language program based on the MELS (Ministry of Education Leisure and Sport) guidelines and standards, offering at the same time a wide cultural program, as well as preparatory courses leading to standardized English proficiency tests known all over the world; TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) and TOEIC(Test of English for International Communication).

Location

Saint-Lambert, Canada

Programs

6

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0

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Abbotsford School District 34 (ASD34) - Abbotsford Senior Secondary School

Abbotsford, Canada

Abbotsford Senior Secondary is a school with a 58 year history of excellence in education, sports, extra-curricular activities, and Panther spirit! At one time, Abbotsford Senior was the only public high school in Abbotsford. It opened its doors in September of 1955 and many of our community and educational leaders are proud alumni of the school. Abbotsford Senior Secondary School was renovated in September 2012. Designed by an Abbotsford Graduate, this school has been recognized as one of the most technologically and environmentally advanced schools in North America. Abbotsford Senior Secondary School has a population of approximately 1100 students and 55 teaching staff. In addition to the regular BC Provincial curriculum, Abbotsford Senior Secondary is proud to offer: International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (DP since 1984) District Career Programs ISP (Integrated Studies Program) Sport and Human Performance program (Soccer Focus) Academic subjects and school programs include a Visual and Performing Arts Department (Visual Arts, Drama, Jazz, Band, Guitar, and Drumline courses), Business Education courses, Industrial Arts and Technology Courses A wide variety of extra-curricular activities including the Snowball Tournament, Key Club, Student Leadership, HIB Leadership, Grad Committee, Multicultural Club, volleyball, soccer, basketball, and track and field, among many others!

Location

Abbotsford, Canada

Programs

10

Scholarships

0

Intl. students

~85

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Abbotsford School District 34 (ASD34) - Rick Hansen Secondary School

Abbotsford, Canada

Rick Hansen Secondary School offers both the regular diploma courses, as well as specializations in Business and Science. If these are careers you would like to pursue, Rick Hansen Secondary School is the school for you! It is the mission of Rick Hansen Secondary to empower all learners to succeed and provide all students with the best possible education. At Rick Hansen Secondary, we encourage all students to “Be the Best You Can Be.” Our Motto represents Rick's belief that we should all look within ourselves to discover what we are each capable of accomplishing and focus on improving ourselves and not on trying to be better than someone else. Rick Hansen Secondary School exists to: Prepare students to use critical and creative thinking skills to solve future problems Teach meaningful life skills to be productive members of society Provide a safe environment Enlighten students to the world around them to obtain world perspectives To help students reach their potential and find their passion Teach students to capitalize on their strengths by allowing success in a variety of ways Expose students to differences to promote inclusiveness and acceptance To be a focal point for the community Promote and enable respect by teaching core values and social responsibility Promote healthy living and enhance extracurricular activities in order to build relationships between staff and students Rick Hansen Secondary School offers many specialty programs and extracurriculars, including: Speciality courses for all students such as science, law, economics, accounting, investment, fine arts, digital art, broadcasting journalism, robotics, architecture, music and recording A wide range of sports teams such as volleyball, soccer, swimming, wrestling, basketball, rugby, track and field, and cross country Clubs and teams such as Global Awareness team, robotics, scholarship team, gardening club, outdoor club, and youth culture club, among many more!

Location

Abbotsford, Canada

Programs

4

Scholarships

0

Intl. students

~10

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Abbotsford School District 34 (ASD34) - Robert Bateman Secondary School

Abbotsford, Canada

Robert Bateman Secondary School has a rich tradition of inspiring excellence in students, since 1993. Situated in east Abbotsford, B.C., Robert Bateman Secondary currently enrolls approximately 1000 students in grades 9-12. Bateman offers a diverse array of programs to meet the needs of our students, including athletics, academics, and arts programs, such as: the Hockey and Golf academies, the Equestrian program, MARVEL anxiety program, Advanced Placement programs, Musical Theatre, Howler Media, Career and Trades Programs, Learning Assistance, Link Crew and Student Leadership. The school supports a rich culture of learning through collaboration, that is reflected throughout the school community and the continual expansion of opportunities for learning and helping students discover their passions in life. Bateman’s motto “Eye to Eye with Respect” is more than just a statement, but a belief that is a guiding principle in the school culture. Teachers provide multiple opportunities for learning through both formative and summative assessments, giving students the tools to succeed as learners. The staff use a Pyramid of Intervention, which includes weekly Extended Learning Opportunities, to help students grow and develop as learners. In a commitment to lifelong learning, staff also participate in collaborative professional development to bring together teachers based on areas of education they are passionate about pursuing in their classes. Outside of the classroom, teachers and students share in many different avenues of extra-curricular activities. Clubs showcase student passions in music, art, drama, digital production, environmental stewardship, student leadership, travel and volunteerism. At Skills Canada in 2017, Bateman took 4 gold, 2 silver and 2 bronze medals for 2D and 3D Animation, Culinary Arts and Welding. Our Key Club, is instrumental in many fundraising activities, like Halloween for Hunger and Operation Christmas Child. Bateman also sponsors many award winning sports teams at both junior and senior levels, such as: Rugby, Football, Basketball, Volleyball, Soccer, Hockey and Golf. Students have won many scholarships for their efforts in 2017. Bateman Graduates of 2017 were awarded over $63, 000 in private scholarship money, as well as over $50, 000 in entrance scholarships for a variety of post institutions. Robert Bateman Secondary offers wide range of specialty programs and extracurriculars, including: Advanced Placement courses Honours Program Unique courses to fit every students interest, such as journalism, law, business, accounting, marketing, 3D animation, fine arts, digital arts, golf academy, broadcasting, dance, musical theatre, outdoor recreation, 2D and 3D drafting and design, theatre, dance, band, French and Japanese Sports teams such as volleyball, soccer, swimming, golf, basketball, hockey, rugby and dragonboat Clubs and teams such as the Green Team, culture club, travel club, scholarship team, link crew, scrapbooking club, the Howler (newspaper), improv club, drama club, multicultural club, environmental club, First Nations carving club, at club, music, chess club, Wolfpack Student Leadership, Kiwanis Key club, and yearbook, among many more!

Location

Abbotsford, Canada

Programs

4

Scholarships

0

Intl. students

~75

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Abbotsford School District 34 (ASD34) - W.J. Mouat Secondary School

Abbotsford, Canada

During its thirty year history, W.J. Mouat Secondary has grown from a brand new junior high with a population of 150 students and nine teachers, to one of Canada's top high schools boasting over 1500 students with well over 80 teachers. Built in 1973 and named after the then superintendent W. J. "Bill" Mouat, the school opened to a small group of eager grade eight and nine students. Since then, Mouat has transitioned to a secondary school with grades 8 through 12 and then, in the early 2000's to a 9-12 secondary. Mouat has been recognized provincially and throughout Canada for its Academic, Athletic, Fine Arts, Technology Education and Community Service achievements. With an expansion in 1988 that created science labs, art rooms and a theatre, and another expansion in 2002 that created an art wing, a practice gym and state of the art weight room, Mouat's students have the best facilities to enrich their learning, spark their creativity and build their athletic prowess. A seismic upgrade project from 2007-2010 provided both infrastructure and surface improvements. In June of 2010, staff and students began pursuing a Character Education initiative, one that would formalize what Mouat has believed in for years: that good character and citizenship are equally important to strong academics. Today, Mouat is the largest high school in Abbotsford and boasts some of the finest programs available to students across Canada, including: Honours programs in business, accounting, marketing, economics, psychology, law, 2D and 3D design and drafting, 3D animation, IT, programming, outdoor education, fashion design, band, choir, visual arts, digital arts, French and German. A variety of sports teams including girl's volleyball, X-country, swimming, wrestling, basketball, golf, track and field and soccer as well as boy's football, X-country, swimming, wrestling, basketball, golf, hockey, track and field and rugby. Clubs and extracurriculars for all students such as multicultural club, chess club, dance squad, Right Fight club, Youth Buddy club, Hawkzine school newspaper, improv team, school dances, scholarship club, Benevolent Nerds Society (peer tutors), grad council, ski club and golf club, among many more!

Location

Abbotsford, Canada

Programs

4

Scholarships

0

Intl. students

~50

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Abbotsford School District 34 (ASD34) - Yale Secondary School

Abbotsford, Canada

Yale Secondary School, situated in the eastern end of Abbotsford, B.C. serves about 1250 students, grades 9-12. The school was established in 1971 as a junior high school and graduated its first class of seniors in 1988. Yale has established a reputation for academic excellence, built on the strength of the school’s longstanding commitment to offering a robust Advanced Placement program, but has also staked a claim in the areas of athletics, the arts, career programs, and student leadership. The school also prides itself in the work of meeting the diverse needs of all of its students. Resources such as Traverse, Learning Assistance, Special Education in addition to an attitude among teachers that emphasizes helping students make successful transitions, all come together to ensure that all students at Yale have an opportunity to be successful. Yale Secondary offers a wide range of specialty programs and extracurriculars, including: Advanced Placement courses Honours Program Unique courses to fit every student's interest, such as law, psychology, business, accounting, economics, robotics, 2D and 3D drafting and design, theatre, band, choir, visual arts, hockey/baseball/softball academy, French, and Spanish Sports teams such as volleyball, soccer, swimming, golf, basketball, hockey, rugby, wrestling, tennis, and track and field Clubs and groups such as student leadership, youth Rotary, youth Kiwanis leadership, art club, improvisation club (theatre sports), intramurals, band, anime club, photography club, GSA, grad council, chess club, and ski club, among many more!

Location

Abbotsford, Canada

Programs

4

Scholarships

0

Intl. students

~90

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Aberdeen Hall Preparatory School

Kelowna, Canada

Aberdeen Hall Preparatory School is an independent, co-education, university-preparatory school founded in 2006. Located in Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada, Aberdeen Hall Preparatory School is home to approximately 700 students, with an international program for grades 7-11. Aberdeen Hall offers an enriched and challenging academic curriculum designed to achieve 100% university acceptance. It offers a supportive learning environment with students having access to a team of highly qualified and experienced faculty. Every year, a small number of international students are welcomed to Aberdeen Hall Preparatory School for an exceptional academic and Canadian cultural experience. International students at Aberdeen Hall have come from all over the world including Europe, Mexico, and Southeast Asia. Additionally, Aberdeen Hall offers ELL support provided to achieve optimum language learning. Why Aberdeen Hall Preparatory School Excellent Academics: Aberdeen Hall offers a broad, balanced, and enriched curriculum. Through the expertise of its dedicated and talented teachers, students are extended beyond the basic learning objectives of the BC Curriculum. The curriculum is designed to teach an outstanding knowledge base and advanced skill set; preparing students to a high standard for the next stage in their academic careers. Specialist subject-specific teachers in Drama, Music, PE, Information Technology, Spanish, and French further enrich the curriculum and allow the talents of individual students to flourish. Facilities: Aberdeen Hall's 44-acre campus has state-of-the-art facilities including the magnificent Great Hall, Applied Skills and Technology Centre, SkyLab classrooms, Gym Studio, and 130 seat lecture theatre. Aberdeen Hall also offers exceptional sports facilities for varsity teams in basketball, volleyball, track, cross-country, soccer, rugby, and more. Individualized Programming: At Aberdeen Hall, individualized programming allows every student to achieve their personal potential. In daily academic life, Senior School students enjoy interest-based lessons and activities delivered by specialized instructors. By maintaining a low student-to-teacher ratio, Aberdeen's faculty are supported in tailoring instruction and providing the individual attention required to meet the needs of each and every student. Enrichment is built into the curriculum which ensures capable students are challenged and engaged in their courses. Extracurricular Activities: Being involved in school performances, productions and sports teams can be an integral part of a student’s school experience. At Aberdeen Hall, every student is encouraged to take part in an interscholastic sport. Further, the drama and music departments produce plays, musicals, and recitals that allow everyone the opportunity to shine on stage.

Location

Kelowna, Canada

Programs

5

Scholarships

1

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Academy of Applied Pharmaceutical Sciences - Toronto

North York, Canada

AAPS is registered as a private career college under the private career colleges act, 2005. Looking for a college that offers challenging programs in high demand fields, such as: Pharma, Biopharma, Healthcare, Food, Medical Devices, Cosmetics, Environmental, Cannabis, or Clinical Research? AAPS is the right place. Don’t wait for life’s rewards to come around – Make it happen by getting the education needed. AAPS is the Canadian premier Life Sciences training college. The school was established in 2003 to address the growing demands for better prepared and more practically trained applicants. In tailored response, AAPS was designed and made operational by a team of highly experienced industry experts with one mission in mind: to create professional skill development programs that would exceed industry-training standards. Why the Academy of Applied Pharmaceutical Sciences Quality faculty : Employing only leading industry professionals with decades of experience, AAPS is setting the standard for pharmaceutical, food and healthcare, and Cannabis training and career advancement. These experts continually develop and update the diploma and certificate programs and certificates courses at AAPS to meet the rigorous demands of the industry. Facilities : Two locations, Toronto and Mississauga and three state-of-the-art laboratories and modern classroom facilities, combined with ongoing partnerships and course development consultations with employers and regulatory bodies, have helped AAPS reach its unique and highly regarded place in the education and training field. Top rated : AAPS is among the top rated and most respected college in North America. The close industry relations, well equipped laboratories, and professional facilities allow AAPS to design and instruct programs that produce well-qualified graduates whom are eagerly recruited for professional employment at both entry and advanced levels. AAPS graduates enjoy the highest employment rate in the industry.

Location

North York, Canada

Programs

6

Scholarships

0

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Academy of Interactive Technology (AIT) - Melbourne

Melbourne, Australia

Operating since 1999, AIT has educated thousands of students from all over the world who have gone on to build successful careers in the IT and digital industries. AIT’s courses are delivered using the latest industry tools and supported by specialist educators that are passionate about the industry. AIT is committed to ensuring students develop the right knowledge, skills and attitudes to complete their courses and confidently enter the workforce. The academic team are specialists in their course disciplines and have a deep level of engagement within the broader digital industry. AIT proudly opened its thriving Melbourne Campus in 2015. Located in the heart of the city, AIT Melbourne offers a small, personalised learning environment with access to industry standard equipment and first class teaching facilities. The warm community atmosphere and student-centered approach to learning and instruction means that students will feel right at home at AIT. Why Academy of Interactive Technology (AIT) - Melbourne Campus Life: AIT aims to connect students with industry to help them land the job of their dreams when they graduate. AIT regularly hosts presentations and industry events. Previous events have included presentations from concept art teams such as Creative Art Director, Damien Drew (Alien: Covenant), Colin Gibson (Mad Max), Deborah Riley (Game of Thrones), Lewis Morley (The Matrix, Star Wars) and Disney Animator Jose Velaya (The Lion Gard, The Simpsons). Facilities: AIT Melbourne is a purpose-built space that is conducive to creativity and learning with industry-standard facilities, like MAC labs, PC labs, a Green Screen room and dedicated student spaces. Hands-On Learning: AIT has a hands-on, progressive approach to learning with a strong emphasis on practical application to complement theory. There is dedicated time for students to work on their portfolio, which they can then present to prospective employers, and a dedicated industry liaison who connects students to internships and mentorships, whilst raising student profiles across prospective employers. Portfolio Development: There are regular opportunities for students to network with industry, get their work recognised and gain feedback from industry practitioners in The Forge and Advanced Studio. First-class events including Master Talks with high-profile artists and annual awards evenings give industry recognition to students and their work.

Location

Melbourne, Australia

Programs

5

Scholarships

0

Intl. students

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Academy of Interactive Technology (AIT) - Sydney

Sydney, Australia

Operating since 1999, AIT has educated thousands of students from all over the world who have gone on to build successful careers in the IT and digital industries. AIT’s courses are delivered using the latest industry tools and supported by specialist educators that are passionate about the industry. AIT is committed to ensuring students develop the right knowledge, skills and attitudes to complete their courses and confidently enter the workforce. The academic team are specialists in their course disciplines and have a deep level of engagement within the broader digital industry. Centrally located in the heart of Sydney's education precinct, AIT's campus has been designed to create an atmosphere that is conducive to creativity and learning. The campus houses industry-leading facilities to prepare students for an extraordinary career in the digital and creative industry. Why Academy of Interactive Technology - Sydney Campus Life: AIT aims to connect students with industry to help them land the job of their dreams when they graduate. AIT regularly hosts presentations and industry events. Previous events have included presentations from concept art teams such as Creative Art Director, Damien Drew (Alien: Covenant), Colin Gibson (Mad Max), Deborah Riley (Game of Thrones), Lewis Morley (The Matrix, Star Wars) and Disney Animator Jose Velaya (The Lion Gard, The Simpsons). Facilities: The Sydney campus is conveniently located in the heart of Sydney’s educational precinct, close to Central Station, Broadway Shopping Centre and Chinatown. It is a lively and safe area, with an energetic vibe. The funky warehouse campus is friendly, with lots of spaces for relaxing and creative exchange. Hands-On Learning: AIT has a hands-on, progressive approach to learning with a strong emphasis on practical application to complement theory. There is dedicated time for students to work on their portfolio, which they can then present to prospective employers, and a dedicated industry liaison who connects students to internships and mentorships, whilst raising student profiles across prospective employers. Portfolio Development: There are regular opportunities for students to network with industry, get their work recognised and gain feedback from industry practitioners in The Forge and Advanced Studio. First-class events including Master Talks with high-profile artists and annual awards evenings give industry recognition to students and their work.

Location

Sydney, Australia

Programs

6

Scholarships

0

Intl. students

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