Langley School District Youth TRAIN in Trades programs:
Youth TRAIN in Trades Programs
Applications are open for our Youth Train in Trades Programs!
Students interested in training as an Automotive Service Technician, Piping and Plumbing Technician, Electrician, Hairstylist, Landscape Horticulturist, Carpenter or Professional Cook.
To find out more, please contact your Career Advisor – Mrs. Virgo at ovirgo@sd35.bc.ca or careered.sd35.bc.ca/youthtrain
- Youth TRAIN ALL
- Youth TRAIN Plumbing Poster
- Youth TRAIN Horticulture Poster
- Youth TRAIN Hairstylist Poster
- Youth TRAIN Electrical Poster
- Youth TRAIN Cook Poster
- Youth TRAIN Carpentry Poster
- Youth TRAIN Auto Service Technician
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BC RCMP is recruiting BC youth for the 2021-2022 BC RCMP Youth Advisory Committee (BC RCMP YAC).
Approximately 30 spots are available for the 2021-2022 school year. Youth who are looking for an interesting volunteer opportunity and has a passion for contributing to change, this might be a great opportunity for them.
About BC RCMP YAC
The BC RCMP Youth Advisory Committee brings together up to 30 youth aged 14 to 18 from all across British Columbia to discuss important issues that they face in their respective communities. The purpose of the BC RCMP Advisory Committee is to represent the youth voice within the RCMP and to gain insight on how to deliver effective youth strategies and initiatives.
For their participation, youth will:
· Be eligible for reference letters
· Connect with other youth across BC
· Play a vital role in the shaping of how the RCMP supports youth
Youth can email yacbc@rcmp-grc.gc.ca for an application. Completed applications must be returned by September 21, 2021.
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Career Training Opportunities:
Employment Now Poster – Online Services
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Virtual Presentations – UBC Faculty of Medicine
The University of British Columbia’s Faculty of Medicine is excited to announce the launch of their new Medical Student Outreach Ambassador Program. The Faculty of Medicine plays a pivotal role in selecting and training medical doctors in British Columbia and they are hoping you will partner with them to help better inform your students regarding a possible future career in medicine.
UBC medical students can provide 30-60 minute presentations to your high school students, depending on your school’s availability. This can be done in their Career Education classes, or other similar programs. UBC is also particularly interested in presenting to students who may come from backgrounds that may be traditionally underrepresented in medicine. All presentations are currently virtual due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
To view brochure, student videos and get more information, go to: UBC MD Ambassador Outreach Program.
Please contact them to host a UBC Medical Student Outreach Ambassador presentation at your school by registering online.
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Articles
Career Education Changes High School Student Pathways
Your Checklist For Virtual Project-based Learning
https://mailchi.mp/thecttl.org/mbe-deep-dive-update-new-resource-available-3039146?e=bdc9bafb1b
Developing Students’ Voices: An Intricate Part of a Student’s Lifelong Learning, Self-confidence, and Advancement
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YOUTH WORK
Please always refer to Career Ed website for the most up to date info and docs.
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WAVE
Please always refer to Career Ed website for the most up to date info and docs.
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