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How Does It Work?
- Community Learning Partnerships: learning in authentic settings
- Integrated Career Education and Planning: courses with a career development focus
- Skills for the Workplace: development of employability skills and work readiness
- Flexible Design and Delivery: integrated courses and flexible scheduling
- Instructional Teaming: targeted staffing
- Expanded Course Options: course selections to include career-related courses
- Head Start in a Career: a clear understanding of the career-related significance of student learning
- Connecting with Family: family engagement and ongoing communication
How will students benefit?
Students who complete high school through the O2 program will be expected to demonstrate the following:
- an ability to articulate a career plan
- strong employability and personal skills
- personal awareness of their skills and strengths
- increased knowledge of career options
- increased preparedness to transition from school to life/work pathway
02 Certificate Requirements
Students (entering in 2020-21 or later) must complete the following O2 requirements upon graduation to receive an O2 certificate:
- student portfolio (integrated with all courses)
- Community-Based Learning 11
- Career Development 10
- a minimum of 3 Co-operative Education courses
Students (graduating in June 2022 or before) must complete the following O2 requirements upon graduation to receive an O2 certificate:
- student portfolio (integrated with all courses)
- Community-Based Learning 10
- Career Development 10 and 11
- Workplace Health and Safety 11
- a minimum of 3 Co-operative Education courses