Off-Campus Education
Off Campus Education includes three work experience programs: Workplace Learning, Registered Apprenticeship Program (RAP), and Green Certificate.
Our Off-Campus Education programs allow students in Grades 10 – 12 to complement their classroom studies with practical experience obtained in the workplace. They are innovative partnerships which enable the community, the world of work and the school to all become a part of the learning environment.
Off-campus programs let students acquire knowledge, skills and attitudes related to work and other roles through out-of-class study, observation, work, or volunteering at community-based work sites. This may involve volunteer activities or paid employment.
Learn about Work Experience, Registered Apprenticeship Program (RAP), Green Certificate Program and more:
https://rvsclc.rockyview.ab.ca/learning/programs/off-campus-education
Contact
Miss Liz Schweizer, Off Campus Education Coordinator
Book an appointment with your Off-Campus Coordinator:
https://outlook.office365.com/book/GeorgeMcDougallOffCampusCoordinatorAppointments@rockyview.ab.ca/
Course goals, requirements and procedures are explained in the course outlines. Students need to discuss their situation and plans with the Off Campus Education Coordinator or designate. The Off Campus Education Coordinator must approve all jobs before a student can be enrolled in an Off Campus Education Program course.
https://rvsclc.rockyview.ab.ca/learning/programs/off-campus-education
Students who are able to start an apprenticeship in one of Alberta's recognized trades can earn over forty credits towards their high school diploma. Participation in the program is coordinated by the Off Campus Education Coordinator.
The coordinator needs to approve all job sites before students can earn credits.
https://rvsclc.rockyview.ab.ca/learning/programs/off-campus-education
The Green Certificate Program provides students with opportunities to enter a variety of agriculture-related, structured learning pathways as a part of their senior high school program and to earn up to 16 Grade 12 diploma credits and a credential leading to a career in agribusiness. Students learn on the job, under the direction of experienced farm personnel.