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GRADE 12 REGISTRATION

2020-2021 W.C. Miller Collegiate

Agenda

• Graduation Requirements
• What you need to take
• Manitoba Diploma vs WCMC Diploma
• Compulsory vs Elective Credits
• Compulsory course selection
• What choices are available as you move into Grade 12
• RRTVA program options
• HSAP program
• Course Selection Form
• How to fill in the form
• Post Secondary Prep

Graduation Requirements are: 30 credits for a Manitoba High School Diploma 34 credits for a W.C. Miller Collegiate High School Diploma

Graduation Requirements for Grade 12

Most grade 11s will have 24-30 credits by June 2020. In Grade 12 there are 3 compulsory courses leaving room for 7 elective courses. Grade 12 students must have a minimum of 3 credits per semester. Graduation requires students to have at least two 40S electives.

Students pursuing a grade 11 or 12 English credit will have the opportunity to select from a variety of courses. Students must choose one English credit for each of their grade 11 and grade 12 years but may take additional credits with a maximum of one per category per year. Each ELT (Transactional Focus) course may only be taken once for credit. Literature and Comprehensive Focus courses may be taken in grade 11 and grade 12. Students are expected to take English courses at their grade level.

English Language Arts

ELT: Transactional Focus True Stories ELTTS40S Public Speaking ELTPS40S ELC: Comprehensive Focus Comprehensive Focus ELC40S ELA: Literary Focus Literature ELL40S

Which Health & Phys Ed course should I take?

Games Focus HEPE30GA Fitness Focus HEPE30FIT 25%/75% (requires an application)

Health and Phys Ed

Mathematics Courses

Career Development Internship – CDI (Application Required)

What is it? How and when do I apply?

Career Development Internship

What is CDI?

• CDI stands for Career Development

Internship.

• One credit of CDI involves:
• 75 hours of work experience which

helps to build an understanding of the work world.

• 35 hours of course work which

helps you to sort your career choices.

• Earn high school credits while you gain valuable work

experience and make contacts in the community.

• Get out of the classroom - there is no “class time” in a

CDI course!

• Complete course work at times that suit your

schedule.

Why should I take a CDI credit?

Who can take CDI?

Students must be:  Sixteen (16) years of age in Grade 11

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 Have time in your schedule to go to work or the ability to get there after school.  Able to work independently to get your assignments finished.  Reliable, hard-working, diligent worker.

• Check with Mr. Enns for more information about including a CDI

credit in your schedule

• Here are some places where CDI students have worked:
• Classroom assistants in area schools
• Health care assistant at the Altona Community Health Center and

Eastwood Place.

• Custodian’s Assistant at a variety of locations.
• Shop/Parts assistant at Rhineland Car or Green Valley Equipment.
• Machine Operator at Friesens Corporation.
• Pharmacy Assistant
• Retail Clerk at a variety of local stores such as Sun Valley Co-op and

The Bargain Shop.

• Baker’s Assistant at Sun Valley Co-op or IGA.
• Accounting assistant or Broadcasting trainee at Golden West

Broadcasting

How do I find out more information?

Psst! Just between us, quite a number of CDI students have landed good summer jobs or permanent employment. No guarantees…but it has happened.

RRTVA Program Information

https://rrtva.blsd.ca/ Red River Technical Vocational Area is a group of school divisions dedicated to providing access to high quality technology education programs for area high school students.

RRTVA

(Red River Technical Vocational Area)

Elective Credits

• FREE while in High School
• 12 programs for Miller students to access
• 4 Credits per semester
• Programs offer instruction between 9:30 – 2:30
• Shuttle bus service from Miller to RRTVA programs
• Still a student at Miller for athletics, grad, …
• Just learning in a different learning environment
• FREE while in High School

Google RRTVA

• Programs & Services
• Click on program of interest
• Short 2-minute video on each program
• Personal Tour? Contact guidance office.
• Apply by Spring Break
• FREE while in High School

RRTVA @ MILLER

RRTVA @ MILLER

High School Apprenticeship Program (HSAP)

High School Apprenticeship

What is it? How do I apply?

Reg Toews 204-304-0985 toewsr@blsd.ca

Students Can Start Their Career in High School

HSAP Quick Facts

 Student finds an apprenticeable

trade related job.

 Students can earn up to 8

Grade 12 High School credits.

 Students earn minimum wage

plus 10%.

 Students collect work

experience hours that count towards their Red Seal trade certification.

Andy Reimer 204-319-0711 reimera@blsd.ca

Altona Business Partners

Winner’s Circle A.P. Giesbrecht Trucking Inc.

Jack Keck

The Course Selection Form

Signatures Required

Fill out the Course Selection Form using the course CODES from the back of the Credit Check Form Your form MUST be signed by a parent or guardian

The Credit Check and Course List Form

Front side This is where you track the credits you have, and plan to take. Back side list of courses and CODES. Use this to fill in your course selection form.

Courses are organized on the back of the form by department.

• Adv. Courses
• English
• Fine Arts
• Humanities
• Mathematics
• Physical Education
• Practical Arts
• Science
• World Languages
• RRTVA
• Work Experience

The numbers and letters on the course list and code page mean something. 10G/F/S – Grade 9 courses 20G/F/S – Grade 10 courses 30G/F/S – Grade 11 courses 40G/F/S – Grade 12 courses FI beside any code indicates the course is for French Immersion students

The Course Selection Form

Compulsory Course Selection

So many choices! Make your selections and put the CODES in the boxes

English Strand-based options for Grade 11 & 12 Math MAP40S and/or MAC40S and/or MAA40S

• Phys. Ed. HEPE40FIT or HEPE40GA or HEPEA40F

40S Elective 40S Elective

How to indicate your English choice

Some students will choose to take more than 1 English class. Please put one code in the English spot and the other(s) in an elective box. Tell us how many English courses you want to take in the space provided. Provide a back up English selection in case it is needed.

MAC40S HEPE40GA ELTTS40S ELC40S 2 ELTPS40S FRENCH IMMERSION STUDENTS must enter Français FRA40FFI as their first 40S elective choice FRA40FFI

Elective Course Selection

Use this space to indicate which elective courses you would like to take. Write the course codes in the spaces provided. List elective choices in order of preference.

Grade 12 Electives with no prerequisite:

Art Drama English Biology Global Issues Life/Work Transition Cinema as a Witness to Modern History Please select 2 alternate elective courses

• r 3-4 if you are applying for RRTVA.

New Alternating Elective Course Format Humanities

• Cinema as a Witness to

Modern History 2020-2021

• Global Issues 2021-2022

Practical Arts

• Broadcast Media and Film

Design 2020-2021

• 2D Animation and 3D

Modeling 2021-2022

Interested in RRTVA?

• Complete the separate RRTVA application form
• Fill the appropriate course code in each of the

4 elective boxes on the selection sheet

CUL2 CUL2 CUL2 CUL2 CPS40S BAN40S CHO40S SPN40S

• Choose a 5th elective that is not from RRTVA and provide 3-4 alternate

elective courses in case you do not get into the RRTVA program

Thinking ahead…

POST SECONDARY PREPARATION

Planning for Post Secondary Education (PSE) SIMULATE THE EXPERIENCE IN HIGH SCHOOL Plan your school experience to prepare:

Take more courses Create a varied academic experience Be on time and meet deadlines Challenge yourself to learn from your mistakes

Planning for Post Secondary Education (PSE) FOCUS ON BUILDING STUDY SKILLS

Writing Papers & Reports Reading for speed and memory

Planning for Post Secondary Education (PSE) TAKE ADVANCED LEVEL COURSES

Some courses have been designed specifically to help prepare you for post-secondary education:

• Advanced Math 45S & Introduction to Calculus 45S

(half courses, not required to take both courses)

Planning for Post Secondary Education (PSE) PLAN AHEAD DURING COURSE REGISTRATION

Look at university requirements, both for admission and for scholarships, to help guide your course registration

• If you have a definite plan…check out the requirements

from schools with your program of interest

• If you want to keep your options open…aim to meet the

general requirements of the U of M and U of W

Planning for Post Secondary Education (PSE) EXAMPLE: U of M ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

General admission to the University of Manitoba requires:

• Manitoba high school graduation
• 5 full credits at the Grade 12 level in courses designated S, G or U
• 3 of these must be S level
• Health & PE 40F does not count
• a designated set of program-specific requirements (or equivalent).

Planning for Post Secondary Education (PSE) MOCK SCHEDULE

Grade 10: (10 credits) Required

• ELA 20F
• Geographic Issues 20F
• Health & Phys. Ed 20F
• Intro App & Pre-Cal Math 20S
• Science 20F

Elective

• Art 20S
• French 20S
• Human Ecology 20S
• Additional Elective
• Additional Elective

Grade 11: (10 credits) Required

• ELA 30S: Lit
• History 30F
• Health & Phys. Ed 30F
• Pre-Calculus Math 30S

Elective

• Art 30S
• Biology 30S
• Biology 40S
• Chemistry 30S
• Physics 30S
• Home Economics 30S

Grade 12: (9 credits) Required

• ELA 40S: Lit
• Health & Phys. Ed 40F
• Pre-Calculus Math 40S

Elective

• Art 40S
• Advanced Math 45S
• Chemistry 40S
• ELA 40S: Comp
• Intro to Calculus 45S
• Physics 40S
• Cinema as a Witness to

Modern History 40S

Preparation for application to Medicine or Dentistry

Take the form home Talk about it with your parent(s) Parent information night March 3 Make your selections Sign the form Return the form to the office Complete RRTVA form if interested

What now?

DUE: March 6