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Course Informationfor the Graduation ProgramGrade 10, 11 and 12 Courses

2010-2011

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20 Course Information for the Graduation Program

Chapter 1

2004 Graduation Program: Required Courses

2004 Applied Skills 10, 11 or 12

COURSE CODE COURSE TITLE CREDITSUX4H 11 4-H 11 4UX4H 12 4-H 12 4UABEA 11 ABE Advanced Accounting 11 4UABEC 11 ABE Advanced Computer Studies 11 4UABEC 12 ABE Provincial Computer Studies 12 4AC 11 Accounting 11 4ACC 12 Accounting 12 4UAWPM 12 Advanced Wood Products Manufacturing: Woodlinks 12 4FDNF 10 Aliments et Nutrition 10 4FDNF 11 Aliments et Nutrition 11 4FDNF 12 Aliments et Nutrition 12 4APCSC 12A AP Computer Science A 12 4APCSC 12 AP Computer Science AB 12 4BCAF 11 Applications informatiques de gestion 11 4ASK 11 Applied Skills 11 2ASK 11A Applied Skills 11A 2ASK 11B Applied Skills 11B 2AST 12A Auto Service Technician Level One 12A 4AST 12B Auto Service Technician Level One 12B 4AST 12C Auto Service Technician Level One 12C 4AST 12D Auto Service Technician Level One 12D 4AT 11 Automotive Technology 11 4AT 12 Automotive Technology 12 4ATE 12 Automotive Technology 12: Automotive Electricity and Electronics 4ATB 12 Automotive Technology 12: Body Repair and Finish 4ATD 12 Automotive Technology 12: Engine and Drive Train 4UBMQ 11 Basic Military Qualification 11 4UBBP 11 Black Bear Program 11 4UBTG 11A Boating 11A 2UBTG 11B Boating 11B 4UBEP 11 Bold Eagle Program 11 4BCA 11 Business Computer Applications 11 4BEC 10 Business Education 10: Business Communications 2/4BEE 10 Business Education 10: Entrepreneurship 2/4BEF 10 Business Education 10: Finance and Economics 2/4BEG 10 Business Education 10: General 2/4BEM 10 Business Education 10: Marketing 2/4BIM 12 Business Information Management 12 4CAFT 11 Cafeteria Training 11 4CAFT 12 Cafeteria Training 12 4UCPC 11 Canadian Pony Club 11 4UCPC 12 Canadian Pony Club 12 4URCFA 11 Canadian Red Cross First Aid Instructor 11 2URCWS 11 Canadian Red Cross Water Safety Instructor 11 2CARP 12A Carpentry Level One 12A 4CARP 12B Carpentry Level One 12B 4CARP 12C Carpentry Level One 12C 4CJ 11 Carpentry and Joinery 11 4CJ 12 Carpentry and Joinery 12 4CJC 12 Carpentry and Joinery 12: Cabinet Construction 4CJW 12 Carpentry and Joinery 12: CNC Wood Processes 4CJF 12 Carpentry and Joinery 12: Furniture Construction 4CJR 12 Carpentry and Joinery 12: Residential Construction 4CJP 12 Carpentry and Joinery 12: Woodcraft Products 4ICTCF 11 Communication numérique appliquée 11 4ICTCF 12 Communication numérique appliquée 12 4ASKF 11 Compétences pratiques 11 2

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Required Courses


COURSE CODE COURSE TITLE CREDITSASKF 11A Compétences pratiques 11A 2ASKF 11B Compétences pratiques 11B 2COP 11 Comptabilité 11 4COP 12 Comptabilité 12 4FAF 12 Comptabilité financière 12 4UCSA 10 Computer Certification 10 4UCSA 11 Computer Certification 11 4UCSA 12 Computer Certification 12 4IDF 11 Conception industrielle 11 4IDF 12 Conception industrielle 12 4CKT 11A Cook Training Level One 11A 4CKT 11B Cook Training Level One 11B 4CKT 11C Cook Training Level One 11C 4CKT 12A Cook Training Level One 12A 4CKT 12B Cook Training Level One 12B 4CKT 12C Cook Training Level One 12C 4ICTXF 11 Cours modulaire exploratoire 11 4ICTXF 12 Cours modulaire exploratoire 12 4DM 12 Data Management 12 4ICTMF 11 Développement de médias numériques 11 4ICTMF 12 Développement de médias numériques 12 4DD 11 Drafting and Design 11 4DD 12 Drafting and Design 12 4DDA 12 Drafting and Design 12: Advanced Design 4DDH 12 Drafting and Design 12: Architecture and Habitat Design 4DDE 12 Drafting and Design 12: Engineering and Mechanical Drafting 4DDT 12 Drafting and Design 12: Technical Visualization 4EC 12 Economics 12 4ECF 12 Économie 12 4BECF 10 Éducation aux affaires 10: Communications d’affaires 2/4BEGF 10 Éducation aux affaires 10: Cours général 2/4BEEF 10 Éducation aux affaires 10: Entrepreneuriat 2/4BEFF 10 Éducation aux affaires 10: Finance et économie 2/4BEMF 10 Éducation aux affaires 10: Marketing 2/4EL 11 Electronics 11 4EL 12 Electronics 12 4ELAS 12 Electronics 12: Analog Systems 4ELDS 12 Electronics 12: Digital Systems 4ELR 12 Electronics 12: Robotics 4ENTF 12 Entrepreneuriat 12 4ENT 12 Entrepreneurship 12 4FAMF 10 Étude de la famille 10 4FAMF 11 Étude de la famille 11 4FAMF 12 Étude de la famille 12 4FM 10 Family Studies 10 4FM 11 Family Studies 11 4FM 12 Family Studies 12 4FA 12 Financial Accounting 12 4FNASK 11 Fine Arts and Applied Skills 11 4UXFA 11 First Aid 11 2UXFA 12 First Aid 12 2UBFL 11 Fitness Leader 11 4UBFL 12 Fitness Leader 12 4FDN 10 Foods and Nutrition 10 4FDN 11 Foods and Nutrition 11 4FDN 12 Foods and Nutrition 12 4FPC 11A Formation professionnelle des cuisiniers Niveau Un 11A 4FPC 11B Formation professionnelle des cuisiniers Niveau Un 11B 4FPC 11C Formation professionnelle des cuisiniers Niveau Un 11C 4


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COURSE CODE COURSE TITLE CREDITSFPC 12A Formation professionnelle des cuisiniers Niveau Un 12A 4FPC 12B Formation professionnelle des cuisiniers Niveau Un 12B 4FPC 12C Formation professionnelle des cuisiniers Niveau Un 12C 4TEDF 10 Formation technologique 10: Dessin technique et design 2/4TEGF 10 Formation technologique 10: Cours général 2/4TEEF 10 Formation technologique 10: Électronique 2/4TECF 10 Formation technologique 10: Mécanique 2/4TEMF 10 Formation technologique 10: Travail des métaux 2/4TEWF 10 Formation technologique 10: Travail du bois 2/4BIMF 12 Gestion de l’information d’entreprise 12 4DMF 12 Gestion des données 12 4UGSR 11 Ground Search and Rescue (Provincial Emergency Program) 11 2HS 11A Human Services 11A 4HS 11B Human Services 11B 4HS 11C Human Services 11C 4HS 12A Human Services 12A 4HS 12B Human Services 12B 4HS 12C Human Services 12C 4IBBOH 11 IB Business and Management (HL) 11 4IBBOH 12A IB Business and Management (HL) 12A 4IBBOS 11 IB Business and Management (SL) 11 4IBBOS 12 IB Business and Management (SL) 12 4IBCSH 11 IB Computer Science (HL) 11 4IBCSH 12A IB Computer Science (HL) 12A 4IBCSH 12B IB Computer Science (HL) 12B 2IBCSS 11 IB Computer Science (SL) 11 4IBCSS 12 IB Computer Science (SL) 12 4IBCAF 11 IB Créativité, action, et service 11 4IBCAF 12 IB Créativité, action, et service 12 4IBDT 11 IB Design Technology (SL) 11 4IBDT 12 IB Design Technology (SL) 12 4IBITS 11 IB Information Technology in a Global Society (SL) 11 4IBITS 12 IB Information Technology in a Global Society (SL) 12 4ICTC 11 ICT: Applied Digital Communications 11 4ICTC 12 ICT: Applied Digital Communications 12 4ICTS 11 ICT: Computer Information Systems 11 4ICTS 12 ICT: Computer Information Systems 12 4ICTP 11 ICT: Computer Programming 11 4ICTP 12 ICT: Computer Programming 12 4ICTM 11 ICT: Digital Media Development 11 4ICTM 12 ICT: Digital Media Development 12 4ICTX 11 ICT: Modular Survey Course 11 4ICTX 12 ICT: Modular Survey Course 12 4ID 11 Industrial Design 11 4ID 12 Industrial Design 12 4INT 10 Information Technology 10 2/4MIF 12 Innovation en gestion 12 4UIWPM 12 Introductory Wood Products Manufacturing: Woodlinks 12 4MI 12 Management Innovation 12 4MK 11 Marketing 11 4MK 12 Marketing 12 4MKF 12 Marketing 12 4UXFD 12 Medic First Aid 12 2MFM 11 Metal Fabrication and Machining 11 4MFM 12 Metal Fabrication and Machining 12 4MFMF 12 Metal Fabrication and Machining 12: Advanced Fabrication 4MFMM 12 Metal Fabrication and Machining 12: Advanced Machining 4MFMW 12 Metal Fabrication and Machining 12: Advanced Welding 4MFMJ 12 Metal Fabrication and Machining 12: Art Metal and Jewellery 4MFMC 12 Metal Fabrication and Machining 12: CNC Processes 4


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COURSE CODE COURSE TITLE CREDITSMFMY 12 Metal Fabrication and Machining 12: Forging and Foundry 4MFMS 12 Metal Fabrication and Machining 12: Sheet Metal 4UOCT 11A Occupational Certification: Tourism 11A 4UOCT 11B Occupational Certification: Tourism 11B 4UOCT 11C Occupational Certification: Tourism 11C 4UOB 11 Outward Bound 11 4ICTPF 11 Programmation par ordinateur 11 4ICTPF 12 Programmation par ordinateur 12 4URP 11 Raven Programme 11 4ICTSF 11 Systèmes informatiques 11 4ICTSF 12 Systèmes informatiques 12 4INTF 10 Technologie de l’information 10 2/4TED 10 Technology Education 10: Drafting and Design 2/4TEE 10 Technology Education 10: Electronics 2/4TEG 10 Technology Education 10: General 2/4TEC 10 Technology Education 10: Mechanics 2/4TEM 10 Technology Education 10: Metalwork 2/4TEW 10 Technology Education 10: Woodwork 2/4TRM 11 Tourism 11 4TRM 12 Tourism 12 4TRMF 11 Tourisme 11 4TRMF 12 Tourisme 12 4TXTF 10 Textiles 10 4TXTF 11 Textiles 11 4TXTF 12 Textiles 12 4WELD 11A Welding 11A 4WELD 11B Welding 11B 4WELD 11C Welding 11C 4WELD 12A Welding 12A 4WELD 12B Welding 12B 4WELD 12C Welding 12C 4

2004 Fine Arts 10, 11 or 12

COURSE CODE COURSE TITLE CREDITSUDPJ 10 ADAPT: Jazz 10 4UDPJ 11 ADAPT: Jazz 11 4UDPJ 12A ADAPT: Jazz 12A 4UDPJ 12B ADAPT: Jazz 12B 4UDPT 10 ADAPT: Tap 10 4UDPT 11 ADAPT: Tap 11 4UDPT 12A ADAPT: Tap 12A 4UDPT 12B ADAPT: Tap 12B 4UAMD 10 AIDT: Modern Dance 10 4UAMD 11 AIDT: Modern Dance 11 4UAMD 12A AIDT: Modern Dance 12A 4UAMD 12B AIDT: Modern Dance 12B 4UATT 10 AIDT: Tap Dance 10 4UATT 11 AIDT: Tap Dance 11 4UATT 12 AIDT: Tap Dance 12 4AP2DP 12 AP 2-D Design Portfolio 12 4AP3DP 12 AP 3-D Design Portfolio 12 4APAR 12 AP History of Art 12 4APMU 12 AP Music Theory 12 4APSAD 12 AP Studio Art (Drawing) 12 4DRGF 10 Art dramatique 10: Cours général 2/4DRRF 10 Art dramatique 10: Interprétation théâtrale 2/4DRDF 10 Art dramatique 10: Production théâtrale 2/4DFTF 11 Art dramatique: Cinéma et télévision 11 4


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2004 Fine Arts 10, 11 or 12

COURSE CODE COURSE TITLE CREDITSDFTF 12 Art dramatique: Cinéma et télévision 12 4AF 11 Art Foundations 11 4AF 12 Art Foundations 12 4VAMF 10 Arts visuels 10: Arts médiatiques 2/4VACF 10 Arts visuels 10: Céramique et sculpture 2/4VAGF 10 Arts visuels 10: Cours général 2/4VADF 10 Arts visuels 10: Dessin et peinture 2/4VAMTF 11 Arts visuels: Arts médiatiques 11 4VAMTF 12 Arts visuels: Arts médiatiques 12 4SACSF 11 Arts visuels en atelier 11: Céramique et sculpture 4SADPF 11 Arts visuels en atelier 11: Dessin et peinture 4SAPGF 11 Arts visuels en atelier 11: Gravure et graphisme 4SAFFF 11 Arts visuels en atelier 11: Textiles et fibres 4SACSF 12 Arts visuels en atelier 12: Céramique et sculpture 4SADPF 12 Arts visuels en atelier 12: Dessin et peinture 4SAPGF 12 Arts visuels en atelier 12: Gravure et graphisme 4SAFFF 12 Arts visuels en atelier 12: Textiles et fibres 4UABM 10 Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music 10 4UABM 11 Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music 11 4UABM 12 Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music 12 4UBCCM 10 BC Conservatory of Music 10 4UBCCM 11 BC Conservatory of Music 11 4UBCCM 12 BC Conservatory of Music 12 4FNAF 11 Beaux-Arts 11 2FNAF 11A Beaux-Arts 11A 2FNAF 11B Beaux-Arts 11B 2UCAB 10 CDTA Ballet 10 4UCAB 11 CDTA Ballet 11 4UCAB 12 CDTA Ballet 12 4UCAJ 10 CDTA: Jazz 10 4UCAJ 11 CDTA: Jazz 11 4UCAJ 12A CDTA: Jazz 12A 4UCAJ 12B CDTA: Jazz 12B 4UCAT 10 CDTA: Tap 10 4UCAT 11 CDTA: Tap 11 4UCAT 12A CDTA: Tap 12A 4UCAT 12B CDTA: Tap 12B 4UCCM 10 Chinese Central Conservatory of Music 10 4UCCM 11 Chinese Central Conservatory of Music 11 2UCCM 12 Chinese Central Conservatory of Music 12 2ULAL 10 Chinese Dance Syllabus (Lorita Leung Dance Association) 10 4ULAL 11 Chinese Dance Syllabus (Lorita Leung Dance Association) 11 4ULAL 12 Chinese Dance Syllabus (Lorita Leung Dance Association) 12 4CMCC 11 Choral Music 11: Concert Choir 4CMJV 11 Choral Music 11: Vocal Jazz 4CMCC 12 Choral Music 12: Concert Choir 4CMJV 12 Choral Music 12: Vocal Jazz 4UMWB 10A Conservatory Canada 10A 4UMWB 10B Conservatory Canada 10B 4UMWB 10C Conservatory Canada 10C 2UMWB 11A Conservatory Canada 11A 4UMWB 11B Conservatory Canada 11B 4UMWB 11C Conservatory Canada 11C 2UMWB 12A Conservatory Canada 12A 4UMWB 12B Conservatory Canada 12B 4UMWB 12C Conservatory Canada 12C 2DNC 10 Dance 10: Choreography 2/4DNG 10 Dance 10: General 2/4DNP 10 Dance 10: Performance 2/4DNC 11 Dance: Choreography 11 4


Required Courses

2004 Fine Arts 10, 11 or 12

COURSE CODE COURSE TITLE CREDITSDNC 12 Dance: Choreography 12 4DNP 11 Dance: Performance 11 4DNP 12 Dance: Performance 12 4DNCF 10 Danse 10: Chorégraphie 2/4DNGF 10 Danse 10: Cours général 2/4DNPF 10 Danse 10: Interprétation 2/4DNCF 11 Danse: Chorégraphie 11 4DNCF 12 Danse: Chorégraphie 12 4DNPF 11 Danse: Interprétation 11 4DNPF 12 Danse: Interprétation 12 4DRG 10 Drama 10: General 2/4DRR 10 Drama 10: Theatre Performance 2/4DRD 10 Drama 10: Theatre Production 2/4DFT 11 Drama: Film and Television 11 4DFT 12 Drama: Film and Television 12 4FNA 11 Fine Arts 11 2FNA 11A Fine Arts 11A 2FNA 11B Fine Arts 11B 2AFF 11 Fondements de l’art 11 4AFF 12 Fondements de l’art 12 4UHLD 11 Highland Dancing 11 4UHLD 12 Highland Dancing 12 4IBAHS 11 IB Art History (SL) 11 4IBAHS 12 IB Art History (SL) 12 4IBARS 11 IB Art/Design (SL) 11 4IBARS 12 IB Art/Design (SL) 12 4IBARH 11 IB Art/Visual Arts (HL) 11 4IBARH 12A IB Art/Visual Arts (HL) 12A 4IBARH 12B IB Art/Visual Arts (HL) 12B 2IBAVM 11 IB Arts visuels (NM) 11 4IBAVM 12 IB Arts visuels (NM) 12 4IBF 11 IB Film (SL) 11 4IBF 12 IB Film (SL) 12 4IBMCH 11 IB Music (HL) 11 4IBMCH 12A IB Music (HL) 12A 4IBMCS 11 IB Music (SL) 11 4IBMCS 12 IB Music (SL) 12 4IBMUM 11 IB Musique (NM) 11 4IBMUM 12 IB Musique (NM) 12 4IBTAH 11 IB Theatre Arts (HL) 11 4IBTAH 12A IB Theatre Arts (HL) 12A 4IBTAS 11 IB Theatre Arts (SL) 11 4IBTAS 12 IB Theatre Arts (SL) 12 4UIOP 11 Piping and Drumming Qualification Board: Piping 11 4UIOP 12 Piping and Drumming Qualification Board: Piping 12 4IMCB 11 Instrumental Music 11: Concert Band 4IMG 11 Instrumental Music 11: Guitar 4IMJB 11 Instrumental Music 11: Jazz Band 4IMOS 11 Instrumental Music 11: Orchestral Strings 4IMCB 12 Instrumental Music 12: Concert Band 4IMG 12 Instrumental Music 12: Guitar 4IMJB 12 Instrumental Music 12: Jazz Band 4IMOS 12 Instrumental Music 12: Orchestral Strings 4TPAF 11 Interprétation théâtrale 11: Jeu dramatique 4TPDSF 11 Interprétation théâtrale 11: Mise en scène et scénarisation 4TPAF 12 Interprétation théâtrale 12: Jeu dramatique 4TPDSF 12 Interprétation théâtrale 12: Mise en scène et scénarisation 4UIDC 10 ISTD: Cecchetti 10 4UIDC 11 ISTD: Cecchetti 11 4UIDC 12A ISTD: Cecchetti 12A 4


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2004 Fine Arts 10, 11 or 12

COURSE CODE COURSE TITLE CREDITSUIDC 12B ISTD: Cecchetti 12B 4UIDB 11 ISTD: Imperial Ballet 11 4UIDB 12A ISTD: Imperial Ballet 12A 2UIDB 12B ISTD: Imperial Ballet 12B 4UIDMT 10 ISTD: Modern Theatre Dance 10 4UIDMT 11 ISTD: Modern Theatre Dance 11 4UIDMT 12 ISTD: Modern Theatre Dance 12 4ULMA 11 LCM: Acting 11 2ULMD 11 LCM: Duologue 11 2ULMMT 11 LCM: Music Theatre 11 2ULMSD 11 LCM: Speech and Drama 11 2ULCM 10 London College of Music 10 4ULCM 11 London College of Music 11 4ULCM 12 London College of Music 12 4MCB 10 Music 10: Concert Band 2/4MCC 10 Music 10: Concert Choir 2/4MG 10 Music 10: General 2/4MGR 10 Music 10: Guitar 2/4MJB 10 Music 10: Jazz Band 2/4MOS 10 Music 10: Orchestral Strings 2/4MVJ 10 Music 10: Vocal Jazz 2/4MCT 11 Music: Composition and Technology 11 4MCT 12 Music: Composition and Technology 12 4MCCF 10 Musique 10: Chorale de concert 2/4MVJF 10 Musique 10: Chorale de jazz 2/4MGF 10 Musique 10: Cours général 2/4MGRF 10 Musique 10: Guitare 2/4MOSF 10 Musique 10: Orchestre à cordes 2/4MCBF 10 Musique 10: Orchestre d’harmonie 2/4MJBF 10 Musique 10: Orchestre de jazz 2/4CMCCF 11 Musique chorale 11: Choeur de concert 4CMJVF 11 Musique chorale 11: Jazz vocal 4CMCCF 12 Musique chorale 12: Choeur de concert 4CMJVF 12 Musique chorale 12: Jazz vocal 4MCTF 11 Musique: Composition et technologie 11 4MCTF 12 Musique: Composition et technologie 12 4IMJBF 11 Musique instrumentale: Ensemble de jazz 11 4IMJBF 12 Musique instrumentale: Ensemble de jazz 12 4IMGF 11 Musique instrumentale: Guitare 11 4IMGF 12 Musique instrumentale: Guitare 12 4IMOSF 11 Musique instrumentale: Orchestre à cordes 11 4IMOSF 12 Musique instrumentale: Orchestre à cordes 12 4IMCBF 11 Musique instrumentale: Orchestre d’harmonie 11 4IMCBF 12 Musique instrumentale: Orchestre d’harmonie 12 4UNAT 10 NATD: Tap 10 4TPRF 11 Production théâtrale 11 4TPRMF 12 Production théâtrale 12: Gestion théâtrale 4TPRTF 12 Production théâtrale 12: Technique théâtrale 4URMSD 10 RCM: Speech Arts and Drama 10 4URMSD 11 RCM: Speech Arts and Drama 11 4URMSD 12 RCM: Speech Arts and Drama 12 4URAD 10 Royal Academy of Dancing 10 4URAD 11B Royal Academy of Dancing 11B 4URAD 12A Royal Academy of Dancing 12A 4URAD 12B Royal Academy of Dancing 12B 4UMRC 10 Royal Conservatory Music 10 4UMRC 11 Royal Conservatory Music 11 4UMRC 12 Royal Conservatory Music 12 4SACS 11 Studio Arts 11: Ceramics and Sculpture 4SADP 11 Studio Arts 11: Drawing and Painting 4


Required Courses

2004 Fine Arts 10, 11 or 12

COURSE CODE COURSE TITLE CREDITSSAFF 11 Studio Arts 11: Fabric and Fibre 4SAPG 11 Studio Arts 11: Printmaking and Graphic Design 4SACS 12 Studio Arts 12: Ceramics and Sculpture 4SADP 12 Studio Arts 12: Drawing and Painting 4SAFF 12 Studio Arts 12: Fabric and Fibre 4SAPG 12 Studio Arts 12: Printmaking and Graphic Design 4TPA 11 Theatre Performance 11: Acting 4TPDS 11 Theatre Performance 11: Directing and Script Development 4TPA 12 Theatre Performance 12: Acting 4TPDS 12 Theatre Performance 12: Directing and Script Development 4TPR 11 Theatre Production 11 4TPRT 12 Theatre Production 12: Technical Theatre 4TPRM 12 Theatre Production 12: Theatre Management 4UTCD 10 Trinity Guildhall: Drama 10 4UTCD 11 Trinity Guildhall: Drama 11 4UTCD 12 Trinity Guildhall: Drama 12 4UTCEC 10 Trinity Guildhall: Communication Skills 10 2UTCEC 11 Trinity Guildhall: Communication Skills 11 2UTCEC 12 Trinity Guildhall: Communication Skills 12 2UTCM 10 Trinity Guildhall: Music 10 4UTCM 11 Trinity Guildhall: Music 11 4UTCM 12 Trinity Guildhall: Music 12 4UTCMT 10 Trinity Guildhall: Musical Theatre 10 4UTCMT 11 Trinity Guildhall: Musical Theatre 11 4UTCMT 12 Trinity Guildhall: Musical Theatre 12 4UTCPA 10 Trinity Guildhall: Performance Arts 10 4UTCPA 11 Trinity Guildhall: Performance Arts 11 4UTCPA 12 Trinity Guildhall: Performance Arts 12 4UTCSD 10 Trinity Guildhall: Speech and Drama 10 4UTCSD 11 Trinity Guildhall: Speech and Drama 11 4UTCSD 12 Trinity Guildhall: Speech and Drama 12 4UMVC 10 Victoria Conservatory Music 10 4UMVC 11 Victoria Conservatory Music 11 4UMVC 12 Victoria Conservatory Music 12 4VAC 10 Visual Arts 10: Ceramics and Sculpture 2/4VAD 10 Visual Arts 10: Drawing and Painting 2/4VAG 10 Visual Arts 10: General 2/4VAM 10 Visual Arts 10: Media Arts 2/4VAMT 11 Visual Arts: Media Arts 11 4VAMT 12 Visual Arts: Media Arts 12 4

2004 Graduation Transitions

COURSE CODE COURSE TITLE CREDITSGT Graduation Transitions 4GTF Transition vers l’aprés-secondaire 4

2004 Language Arts 10

COURSE CODE COURSE TITLE CREDITSEN 10 English 10 4EFP 10 English 10 First Peoples 4FRALP 10 Français langue première 10 4UABEE 10 ABE Intermediate English 10 4


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COURSE CODE COURSE TITLE CREDITSUABEE 11 ABE Advanced English 11 4COM 11 Communications 11 4EN 11 English 11 4EFP 11 English 11 First Peoples 4FRALP 11 Français langue première 11 4IBENH 11 IB English A1 (HL) 11 4IBENS 11 IB English A1 (SL) 11 4IBFNM 11 IB Français A1 (NM) 11 4IBFNS 11 IB Français A1 (NS) 11 4


COURSE CODE COURSE TITLE CREDITSUABEE 12 ABE Provincial English 12 4COM 12 Communications 12 4EN 12 English 12 4EFP 12 English 12 First Peoples 4FRALP 12 Français langue première 12 4IBFNM 12 IB Français A1 (NM) 12 4IBFNS 12 IB Français A1 (NS) 12 4

2004 Mathematics 10

COURSE CODE COURSE TITLE CREDITSUABEM 10 ABE Intermediate Mathematics 10 4AWM 10 Apprenticeship and Workplace Mathematics 10 4FMPF 10 Fondements mathématiques et mathématiques pré-calcul 10 4FMP 10 Foundations of Mathematics and Pre-Calculus 10 4AWMF 10 Mathématiques pour les métiers et le milieu de travail 10 4

2004 Mathematics 11 or 12

COURSE CODE COURSE TITLE CREDITSUABEM 11 ABE Advanced Mathematics 11 4UABEM 12 ABE Provincial Mathematics 12 4APCAL 12 AP Calculus AB 12 4APCAL 12A AP Calculus BC 12A 4APCAL 12B AP Calculus BC 12B 4APSTA 12 AP Statistics 12 4AMAF 11 Applications des mathématiques 11 4AMAF 12 Applications des mathématiques 12 4AMA 11 Applications of Mathematics 11 4AMA 12 Applications of Mathematics 12 4CALC 12 Calculus 12 4CALCF 12 Calcul differentiel et intégral 12 4EMA 11 Essentials of Mathematics 11 4EMA 12 Essentials of Mathematics 12 4IBFM 11 IB Further Mathematics (SL) 11 4IBFM 12 IB Further Mathematics (SL) 12 4IBMM 11 IB Mathematical Methods (SL) 11 4IBMM 12 IB Mathematical Methods (SL) 12 4IBMS 11 IB Mathematical Studies (SL) 11 4IBMS 12 IB Mathematical Studies (SL) 12 4IBMC 11 IB Mathematics (HL) 11 4IBMC 12A IB Mathematics (HL) 12A 4IBMNM 11 IB Mathématiques (NM) 11 4IBMNM 12 IB Mathématiques (NM) 12 4EMAF 11 Mathématiques de base 11 4EMAF 12 Mathématiques de base 12 4MTH 11 Principes de mathématiques 11 4


Required Courses

2004 Mathematics 11 or 12

COURSE CODE COURSE TITLE CREDITSMTH 12 Principes de mathématiques 12 4MA 11 Principles of Mathematics 11 4MA 12 Principles of Mathematics 12 4

2004 Physical Education 10

COURSE CODE COURSE TITLE CREDITSEPH 10 Éducation physique 10 4PE 10 Physical Education 10 4

2004 Planning 10

COURSE CODE COURSE TITLE CREDITSPLANF 10 Planification 10 4PLAN 10 Planning 10 4

2004 Science 10

COURSE CODE COURSE TITLE CREDITSUABEG 10 ABE Intermediate General and Applied Science 10 4SC 10 Science 10 4SCF 10 Sciences 10 4

2004 Science 11 or 12

COURSE CODE COURSE TITLE CREDITSUABEB 11 ABE Advanced Biology 11 4UABEH 11 ABE Advanced Chemistry 11 4UABEG 11 ABE Advanced General and Applied Science 11 4UABEP 11 ABE Advanced Physics 11 4UABEB 12 ABE Provincial Biology 12 4UABEH 12 ABE Provincial Chemistry 12 4UABEG 12 ABE Provincial General and Applied Science 12 4UABEP 12 ABE Provincial Physics 12 4APENS 12 AP Environmental Science 12 4APPHC 12 AP Physics C 12 4PHAF 11 Applications de la physique 11 4PHAF 12 Applications de la physique 12 4PHA 11 Applications of Physics 11 4PHA 12 Applications of Physics 12 4BIOSR 11 Biologie 11 4BIOSR 12 Biologie 12 4BI 11 Biology 11 4BI 12 Biology 12 4CH 11 Chemistry 11 4CH 12 Chemistry 12 4CHF 11 Chimie 11 4CHF 12 Chimie 12 4ESC 11 Earth Science 11 4GEOLF 12 Géologie 12 4GEOL 12 Geology 12 4IBBIH 11 IB Biology (HL) 11 4IBBIH 12A IB Biology (HL) 12A 4IBBIS 11 IB Biology (SL) 11 4IBBIS 12 IB Biology (SL) 12 4IBCHH 11 IB Chemistry (HL) 11 4IBCHH 12A IB Chemistry (HL) 12A 4IBCNM 11 IB Chimie (NM) 11 4IBCNM 12 IB Chimie (NM) 12 4IBCHS 11 IB Chimie (NS) 11 4


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2004 Science 11 or 12

COURSE CODE COURSE TITLE CREDITSIBCHS 12 IB Chimie (NS) 12 4IBESS 11 IB Environmental Systems (SL) 11 4IBESS 12 IB Environmental Systems (SL) 12 4IBGCH 11 IB General Chemistry (SL) 11 4IBGCH 12 IB General Chemistry (SL) 12 4IBPHH 11 IB Physics (HL) 11 4IBPHH 12A IB Physics (HL) 12A 4IBPHS 11 IB Physics (SL) 11 4IBPHS 12 IB Physics (SL) 12 4IBPNM 11 IB Physique (NM) 11 4IBPNM 12 IB Physique (NM) 12 4IBSEM 11 IB Sciences de l’environnement (NM) 11 4IBSEM 12 IB Sciences de l’environnement (NM) 12 4PH 11 Physics 11 4PH 12 Physics 12 4PHYSF 11 Physique 11 4PHYSF 12 Physique 12 4SCTF 11 Science & technologie 11 4SCT 11 Science & Technology 11 4ESCF 11 Sciences de la Terre 11 4SR 11 Sustainable Resources 11 4SRA 12 Sustainable Resources 12: Agriculture 4SRFI 12 Sustainable Resources 12: Fisheries 4SRFO 12 Sustainable Resources 12: Forestry 4SRM 12 Sustainable Resources 12: Mining 4

2004 Social Studies 10

COURSE CODE COURSE TITLE CREDITSSCH 10 Sciences humaines 10 4SS 10 Social Studies 10 4

2004 Social Studies 11 or 12

COURSE CODE COURSE TITLE CREDITSUABES 11 ABE Advanced Social Sciences 11 4CIV 11 Civic Studies 11 4CIVF 11 Éducation civique 11 4FNS 12 BC First Nations Studies 12 4FNSF 12 Études des Premières Nations de la C.-B. 12 4IBGGH 11 IB Geography (HL) 11 4IBGGS 11 IB Geography (SL) 11 4IBHIH 11 IB History (HL) 11 4IBHIS 11 IB History (SL) 11 4IBHNM 11 IB Histoire (NM) 11 4IBHNS 11 IB Histoire (NS) 11 4SCH 11 Sciences humaines 11 4SS 11 Social Studies 11 4

End of 2004 Graduation Program Course List


Chapter 2

Ministry Course Codes (English)Course Code

Course Title Educational Program Guide Title

Graduation Program Requirements Start Date

Credits Credit Restriction(s)

by Code

Special Notes

1995 Graduation

Program

2004 Graduation

Program

AC 11 Accounting 11 Business Education 11 and 12 and Economics 12 IRP (1998)

Applied Skills Applied Skills 10, 11 or 12

1/1/1975 4 COP 11 Meets Mathematics requirement for the Adult Diploma only

ACC 12 Accounting 12 Business Education 11 and 12 and Economics 12 IRP (1998)


9/1/1998 4 AA 12COP 12

Meets Mathematics requirement for the Adult Diploma only

ASL 10 American Sign Language 10

American Sign Language 5 to 12 IRP (1998)

9/1/1998 4



9/1/1998 4



9/1/1998 4

AMA 11 Applications of Mathematics 11

Applications of Mathematics 10 to 12 IRP (2006)

Mathematics Mathematics 11 or 12

9/1/1997 4 AMF 11 Will close August 2011

AMA 12 Applications of Mathematics 12

Applications of Mathematics 10 to 12 IRP (2006)


9/1/1996 4 AMF 12 Will close August 2012

PHA 11 Applications of Physics 11

Applications of Physics 11 and 12 IRP (2008)

Science Science 11 or 12 9/1/1997 4 PHAF 11

PHA 12 Applications of Physics 12

Applications of Physics 11 and 12 IRP (1997)Applications of Physics 11 and 12 IRP (2008)

Science Science 11 or 12 9/1/1998 4 PHAF 12 2008 IRP mandatory for 10/11 school year

ASK 11 Applied Skills 11 Applied Skills 11 IRP (1995)


9/1/1995 2 ASKF 11

ASK 11A Applied Skills 11A Applied Skills (1995) Applied Skills11 IRP

Applied Skills 10, 11 or 12

9/1/1997 2 ASKF 11A

ASK 11B Applied Skills 11B Applied Skills (1995) Applied Skills11 IRP


9/1/1997 2 ASKF 11B

AWM 10 Apprenticeship and Workplace Mathematics 10

Common Curriculum Framework Mathematics 10 to 12 (2008)

Mathematics 10 7/1/2010 4 AWMF 10

ARB 10 Arabic 10 Arabic 5 to 12 IRP (1999)

9/1/1999 4 SD 38 Muslim School





AF 11 Art Foundations 11 Visual Arts 11 and 12: Art Foundations, Studio Arts IRP (2002)

Fine Arts Fine Arts 10, 11 or 12

9/1/2002 4 AFF 11 AR 11

VA2D 11 VA3D 11

AF 12 Art Foundations 12 Visual Arts 11 and 12: Art Foundations, Studio Arts IRP (2002)


9/1/2002 4 AFF 12 AR 12

VA2D 12VA3D 12

AST 12A Auto Service Technician Level One 12A

Automotive Service Technician Level One (2010)


9/1/2006 4 Industry Training new Program Guide

AST 12B Auto Service Technician Level One 12B




AST 12C Auto Service Technician Level One 12C




AST 12D Auto Service Technician Level One 12D





Ministry Courses





by Code

Special Notes

1995 Graduation

Program

2004 Graduation

Program

AT 11 Automotive Technology 11

Technology Education 11 and 12: Automotive Technology IRP (2001)


Applied Skills 9/1/2001 4 MX 11A GM 11A

AT 12 Automotive Technology 12



9/1/2001 4 MX 12AGM 12A

ATE 12 Automotive Technology 12: Automotive Electricity and Electronics



9/1/2001 4

ATB 12 Automotive Technology 12: Body Repair and Finish



9/1/2001 4

ATD 12 Automotive Technology 12: Engine and Drive Train



9/1/2001 4

FNS 12 BC First Nations Studies 12

BC First Nations Studies 12 IRP (2006)

Social Studies Social Studies 11 or 12

9/1/1994 4 FNSF 12

BI 11 Biology 11 Biology 11 and 12 IRP (2006)

Science Science 11 or 12 1/1/1969 4 BIOSR 11

BI 12 Biology 12 Biology 11 and 12 IRP (2006)

Science Science 11 or 12 1/1/1958 4 BIOSR 12

BCA 11 Business Computer Applications 11

Business Education 11 and 12 and Economics 12 IRP (1998)


9/1/1998 4 DP 11IM 11KB 11

BCAF 11

BEC 10 Business Education 10: Business Communications

Business Education 8 to 10 IRP (1997)


9/1/2004 2/4 BECF 10

BEE 10 Business Education 10: Entrepreneurship



9/1/2004 2/4 BEEF 10

BEF 10 Business Education 10: Finance and Economics



9/1/2004 2/4 BEFF 10

BEG 10 Business Education 10: General



9/1/2004 2/4 BEGF 10

BEM 10 Business Education 10: Marketing



9/1/2004 2/4 BEMF 10

BIM 12 Business Information Management 12



9/1/1998 4 IM 12BIMF 12

CAFT 11 Cafeteria Training 11

Home Economics 11 and 12 IRP (1998)


9/1/1998 4 CAFTF 11

CAFT 12 Cafeteria Training 12

Home Economics 11 and 12 IRP (1998)


9/1/1998 4 CAF 12ACAF 12BCAFTF 12

CALC 12 Calculus 12 Mathematics 10 to 12 IRP (2000)


9/1/2000 4 CALCF 12

CAPP 11 Career and Personal Planning 11

Career and Personal Planning 8 to 12 IRP (Revised 1997)

Career and Personal

Planning 11

9/1/1995 2 CAPPF 11 PLAN 10

PLANF 10

CAPP 12

Career and Personal Planning 12


Career and Personal

Planning 12

9/1/1995 2 CAPPF 12 GT

GTF


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Special Notes

1995 Graduation

Program

2004 Graduation

Program

CAPPA 12

Career and Personal Planning A 12


9/1/1999 4 Adult Diploma only

CARP 12A

Carpentry 12A Level One

Carpentry Level One Program Guide (2006)


9/1/1994 4 Industry training

CARP 12B

Carpentry 12B Level One




CARP 12C

Carpentry 12C Level One




CJ 11 Carpentry and Joinery 11

Technology Education 11 and 12: Carpentry and Joinery IRP (2001)


9/1/2001 4 CST 11ACARP 11A

CJ 12 Carpentry and Joinery 12



9/1/2001 4 CST 12ACARP 12A

CJC 12 Carpentry and Joinery 12: Cabinet Construction



9/1/2001 4

CJW 12 Carpentry and Joinery 12: CNC Wood Processes



9/1/2001 4

CJF 12 Carpentry and Joinery 12: Furniture Construction



9/1/2001 4

CJR 12 Carpentry and Joinery 12: Residential Construction



9/1/2001 4

CJP 12 Carpentry and Joinery 12: Woodcraft Products



9/1/2001 4

CH 11 Chemistry 11 Chemistry 11 and 12 IRP (2006)

Science Science 11 or 12 1/1/1970 4 CHF 11

CH 12 Chemistry 12 Chemistry 11 and 12 IRP (2006)

Science Science 11 or 12 1/1/1983 4 CHF 12

CMCC 11 Choral Music 11: Concert Choir

Music 11 and 12: Choral Music, Instrumental Music IRP (2002)


9/1/2002 4 CHO 11CMCCF 11

CMJV 11 Choral Music 11: Vocal Jazz



9/1/2002 4 CHO 11CMJVF 11

CMCC 12 Choral Music 12: Concert Choir



9/1/2002 4 CHO 12CMCCF 12

CMJV 12 Choral Music 12: Vocal Jazz



9/1/2002 4 CHO 12CMJVF 12

CIV 11 Civic Studies 11 Civic Studies 11 IRP (2005)


9/1/2005 4 CIVF 11

COM 11 Communications 11

Communications 11 and 12 IRP (1999)

Language Arts 11

Language Arts 11

6/1/1982 4

COM 12 Communications 12

Communications 11 and 12 IRP (1999)

Language Arts 12

Language Arts 12

6/1/1983 4

CCN 12 Comparative Civilizations 12

Comparative Civilizations 12 IRP (2006)

9/1/1994 4 CCNF 12

CKT 11A Cook Training Level One 11A

Professional Cook 1 (2010)


9/1/1994 4 FPC 11A Industry Training new Program Guide

CKT 11B Cook Training Level One 11B



9/1/1994 4 FPC 11B Industry Training new Program Guide


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Special Notes

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Program

2004 Graduation

Program

CKT 11C Cook Training Level One 11C



9/1/1994 4 FPC 11C Industry Training new Program Guide

CKT 12A Cook Training Level One 12A




CKT 12B Cook Training Level One 12B




CKT 12C Cook Training Level One 12C



9/1/1994 4 FPC 12C Industry Training new Program Guide

CROA 10 Croatian 10 Croatian 5-12 IRP (2009)

7/1/2010 4


7/1/2010 4


7/1/2010 4

DNC 10 Dance 10: Choreography

Dance 8 to 10 IRP (1995)

Fine Arts 10, 11 or 12

9/1/2004 2/4 DNCF 10

DNG 10 Dance 10: General Dance 8 to 10 IRP (1995)


9/1/2004 2/4 DNGF 10

DNP 10 Dance 10: Performance

Dance 8 to 10 IRP (1995)


9/1/2004 2/4 DNPF 10

DNC 11 Dance: Choreography 11

Dance 11 and 12: Performance, Choreography IRP (1998)


9/1/1997 4 DNCF 11

DNC 12 Dance: Choreography 12



9/1/1997 4 DNCF 12

DNP 11 Dance: Performance 11



9/1/1997 4 DNPF 11

DNP 12 Dance: Performance 12



9/1/1997 4 DNPF 12

DM 12 Data Management 12



9/1/1998 4 DP 12 DMF 12

DD 11 Drafting and Design 11

Technology Education 11 and 12: Drafting and Design IRP (2001)


9/1/2001 4 DRF 11A

DDF 11 Drafting and Design 11


Applied Skills and Fine Arts

9/1/2002 4 DRFS 11A

DD 12 Drafting and Design 12



9/1/2001 4 DRF 12A

DDF 12 Drafting and Design 12



9/1/2002 4

DDA 12 Drafting and Design 12: Advanced Design



9/1/2001 4

DDH 12 Drafting and Design 12: Architecture and Habitat Design



9/1/2001 4

DDE 12 Drafting and Design 12: Engineering and Mechanical Drafting



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Special Notes

1995 Graduation

Program

2004 Graduation

Program

DDT 12 Drafting and Design 12: Technical Visualization



9/1/2001 4

DRG 10 Drama 10: General Drama 8 to 10 IRP (1995)


9/1/2004 2/4 DRGF 10

DRR 10 Drama 10: Theatre Performance

Drama 8 to 10 IRP (1995)


9/1/2004 2/4 DRRF 10

DRD 10 Drama 10: Theatre Production

Drama 8 to 10 IRP (1995)


9/1/2004 2/4 DRDF 10

DFT 11 Drama: Film and Television 11

Drama 11 and 12: Film and Television IRP (1997)



9/1/1997 4 DFTF 11

DFT 12 Drama: Film and Television 12

Drama 11 and 12: Film and Television IRP (1997)



9/1/1997 4 DFTF 12

ESC 11 Earth Science 11 Earth Science 11 and Geology 12 IRP (2006)

Science Science 11 or 12

9/1/1980 4 ESCF 11

EC 12 Economics 12 Business Education 11 and 12 and Economics 12 IRP (1998)


1/1/1969 4 ECF 12

EL 11 Electronics 11 Technology Education 11 and 12: Electronics IRP (2002)


9/1/2001 4 ELX 11A

EL 12 Electronics 12 Technology Education 11 and 12: Electronics IRP (2002)


9/1/2002 4 ELX 12A

ELAS 12 Electronics 12: Analog Systems

Technology Education 11 and 12: Electronics IRP (2002)


9/1/2002 4

ELDS 12 Electronics 12: Digital Systems



9/1/2002 4

ELR 12 Electronics 12: Robotics



9/1/2001 4

EN 10 English 10 English Language Arts 8 to 12 IRP (2008)

Language Arts 10

9/1/2008 4 2008 IRP mandatory for 08/09 school year

EFP 10 English 10 First Peoples

English 10 and 11 First Peoples (2010)

Language Arts 10

7/1/2010 4


Language Arts 11

Language Arts 11



English 10 and 11 First Peoples (2010)

Language Arts 11

Language Arts 11

7/1/2010 4


Language Arts 12

Language Arts 12



English 12 First Peoples IRP (2008)

Language Arts 12

Language Arts 12

9/1/2008 4

LIT 12 English Literature 12

English Literature 12 IRP (2002)

1/1/1969 4

ENT 12 Entrepreneurship 12



9/1/1998 4 ENTF 12

EMA 11 Essentials of Mathematics 11

Essentials of Mathematics 10 to 12 IRP (2006)

Mathematics11 or 12

Mathematics 9/1/2000 4 EMAF 11 Will close August 2011

EMA 12 Essentials of Mathematics 12

Essentials of Mathematics 10 to 12 IRP (2006)


9/1/2000 4 EMAF 12 Will close August 2012

FM 10 Family Studies 10 Home Economics: Family Studies 10-12 IRP (2007)

Applied Skills Applied Skills 10, 11, 12

9/1/2007 4 FAMF 10


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Program

2004 Graduation

Program



6/1/1974 4 FAMF 11



6/1/1974 4 FAMF 12

FDN 10 Foods and Nutrition 10

Home Economics: Foods and Nutrition 10-12 IRP (2007)


9/1/2008 4 FDNF 10




9/1/2008 4 FDS 11 FDSF 11 FDNF 11




9/1/2008 4 FDS 12 FDSF 12 FDNF 12

FMP 10 Foundations of Mathematics and Pre-Calculus 10

Common Curriculum Framework Mathematics 10 to 12 (2008)

Mathematics 10 7/1/2010 4 FMPF 10

FA 12 Financial Accounting 12



9/1/1983 4 Meets Mathematics requirement for the Adult Diploma only

FNA 11 Fine Arts 11 Fine Arts 11 IRP (1995) Fine Arts Fine Arts 10, 11 or 12

9/1/1995 2 FNAF 11

FNA 11A Fine Arts 11A Fine Arts 11 IRP (1995) Fine Arts Fine Arts 10, 11 or 12

9/1/1997 2 FNAF 11A

FNA 11B Fine Arts 11B Fine Arts 11 IRP (1995) Fine Arts Fine Arts 10, 11 or 12

9/1/1997 2 FNAF 11B

FNASK 11

Fine Arts and Applied Skills 11

Fine Arts 11 IRP (1995) plus Applied Skills 11 IRP (1995)




9/1/1995 4

FR 10 French 10 Core French 5 to 12 IRP (2001)

1/1/1969 4 2011-2012 Optional year for Additional Languages Elementary-Secondary Curriculum Guide (2010)





GEO 12 Geography 12 Geography 12 IRP (2006)

9/1/1983 4 GEOF 12

GEOL 12 Geology 12 Earth Science 11 and Geology 12 IRP (2006)


9/1/1971 4 GEOLF 12

GE 10 German 10 German 5 to 12 IRP (1997)



1/1/1973 4 201 -201 Optional year for Additional Languages Elementary-Secondary Curriculum Guide (2010)

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Special Notes

1995 Graduation

Program

2004 Graduation

Program



GT Graduation Transitions

Program Guide for Graduation Transitions (2007)

Graduation Transitions

9/1/2004 4 CAPP 12 GTF

Does not count as a Grade 12 course

HALQ 10 Halq’eméylem 10 Halq’eméylem 5 to 12 IRP (2007)

9/1/2008 4 Lalme’ lwesawtexw (Seabird Island Community School)





HLT 10 Heiltsuk 10 Hílzaqvla (Heiltsuk Language) 5 to 12 IRP (2002)

9/1/2002 4 Bella Bella Community School Society





HI 12 History 12 History 12 IRP (2006) 1/1/1958 4 HIF 12

HULQ 10 Hul’q’umi’num 10 Hul’q’umi’num 5 to 12 IRP (2007)

9/1/2007 4 School District 68/70





HS 11A Human Services 11A

Human Services - Curriculum Guide (1987)


9/1/1995 4

HS 11B Human Services 11B



9/1/1995 4

HS 11C Human Services 11C



9/1/1995 4

HS 12A Human Services 12A



9/1/1995 4

HS 12B Human Services 12B



9/1/1995 4

HS 12C Human Services 12C



9/1/1995 4

ICTC 11 ICT: Applied Digital Communications 11

Information and Communications Technology 11 and 12 IRP (2003)

Science or Applied Skills


9/1/2003 4 ICTCF 11

ICTC 12 ICT: Applied Digital Communications 12




9/1/2003 4 ICTCF 12

ICTS 11 ICT: Computer Information Systems 11




9/1/2003 4 ICTSF 11

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Program

2004 Graduation

Program

ICTS 12 ICT: Computer Information Systems 12




9/1/2003 4 ICTSF 12

ICTP 11 ICT: Computer Programming 11




9/1/2003 4 ICTPF 11

ICTP 12 ICT: Computer Programming 12




9/1/2003 4 ICTPF 12

ICTM 11 ICT: Digital Media Development 11




9/1/2003 4 ICTMF 11

ICTM 12 ICT: Digital Media Development 12




9/1/2003 4 ICTMF 12

ICTX 11 ICT: Modular Survey Course 11




9/1/2003 4 ICTXF 11

ICTX 12 ICT: Modular Survey Course 12




9/1/2003 4 ICTXF 12

IDS 10A Independent Directed Studies10A

9/1/2004 4 IDSF 10A 1, 2, 3 or 4 credits

IDS 10B Independent Directed Studies 10B

9/1/2004 4 IDSF 10B 1, 2, 3 or 4 credits

IDS 10C Independent Directed Studies 10C

9/1/2004 4 IDSF 10C 1, 2, 3 or 4 credits

IDS 10D Independent Directed Studies 10D

9/1/1996 4 IDSF 10D 1, 2, 3 or 4 credits

IDS 10E Independent Directed Studies 10E

9/1/1996 4 IDSF 10E 1, 2, 3 or 4 credits

IDS 10F Independent Directed Studies 10F

9/1/1996 4 IDSF 10F 1, 2, 3 or 4 credits

IDS 11A Independent Directed Studies11A

9/1/1996 4 IDSF 11A 1, 2, 3 or 4 credits


9/1/1996 4 IDSF 11B 1, 2, 3 or 4 credits


9/1/1996 4 IDSF 11C 1, 2, 3 or 4 credits


9/1/1996 4 IDSF 11D 1, 2, 3 or 4 credits


9/1/1996 4 IDSF 11E 1, 2, 3 or 4 credits


9/1/1996 4 IDSF 11F 1, 2, 3 or 4 credits


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Special Notes

1995 Graduation

Program

2004 Graduation

Program

IDS 12A Independent Directed Studies 12A

9/1/1996 4 IDSF 12A 1, 2, 3 or 4 credits


9/1/1996 4 IDSF 12B 1, 2, 3 or 4 credits


9/1/1996 4 IDSF 12C 1, 2, 3 or 4 credits


9/1/1996 4 IDSF 12D 1, 2, 3 or 4 credits


9/1/1996 4 IDSF 12E 1, 2, 3 or 4 credits


9/1/1996 4 IDSF 12F 1, 2, 3 or 4 credits

ID 11 Industrial Design 11

Technology Education 11 and 12: Industrial Design IRP (1997)


9/1/1998 4

ID 12 Industrial Design 12

Technology Education 11 and 12: Industrial Design IRP (1997)


9/1/1998 4

INT 10 Information Technology 10

Information Technology 8 to 10 IRP (1996)


9/1/1996 2/4 INTF 10

IMCB 11 Instrumental Music 11: Concert Band



9/1/2002 4 BA 11

IMG 11 Instrumental Music 11: Guitar



9/1/2002 4 STR 11

IMJB 11 Instrumental Music 11: Jazz Band



9/1/2002 4 BA 11

IMOS 11 Instrumental Music 11: Orchestral Strings



9/1/2002 4 STR 11

IMCB 12 Instrumental Music 12: Concert Band



9/1/2002 4 BA 12

IMG 12 Instrumental Music 12: Guitar



9/1/2002 4 STR 12

IMJB 12 Instrumental Music 12: Jazz Band



9/1/2002 4 BA 12

IMOS 12 Instrumental Music 12: Orchestral Strings



9/1/2002 4 STR 12

IASL 11 Introductory American Sign Language 11


9/1/1998 4

IARB 11 Introductory Arabic 11

Arabic 5 to 12 IRP (1999)


ICROA 11 Introductory Croatian 11

Croatian 5-12 IRP (2009)

7/1/2010 4

BGE 11 Introductory German 11

German 5 to 12 IRP (1997)


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Special Notes

1995 Graduation

Program

2004 Graduation

Program

IHALQ 11 Introductory Halq’eméylem 11

Halq’eméylem 5 to 12 IRP (2007)


IHLT 11 Introductory Heiltsuk 11

Hílzaqvla (Heiltsuk Language) 5 to 12 IRP (2002)


IHULQ 11 Introductory Hul’q’umi’num 11

Hul’q’umi’num 5 to 12 IRP (2006)


BIT 11 Introductory Italian 11

Italian 5 to 12 IRP (1998)

9/1/1998 4

BJA 11 Introductory Japanese 11

Japanese 5 to 12 IRP (1997)


IKOR 11 Introductory Korean 11

Korean 5 to 12 IRP (2005)

9/1/2005 4

ILIK 11 Introductory Liqwala/Kwakwala 11

Liqwala/Kwakwala 5 to 12 IRP (2008)

9/1/2009 4 SD 72

IKWAK 11 Introductory Kwak’wala 11

Kwak’wala 5 to 12 IRP (2010)

7/1/2010 4 First Nations Education Council; SD 85

BMAN 11 Introductory Mandarin 11

Mandarin Chinese 5 to 12 IRP (1998)


IOK 11 Introductory nsíylxcən (Okanagan) 11

nsíylxcən (Okanagan Language) 5 to 12 IRP (1999)

9/1/1999 4 SD 53 - Osoyoos Indian Band

INTE 11 Introductory Nle?kepmxcin 11

Nle?kepmxcin 5 to 12 IRP (2008)


INCN 11 Introductory Nuu-chah-nulth 11

Nuu-chah-nulth 5 to 12 IRP (2009)

9/1/2009 4 Nuu-chah-nulth Tribal Council; SD 70; SD 84

IPUN 11 Introductory Punjabi 11

Punjabi 5 to 12 IRP (1996)


INRU 11 Introductory Russian 11

Russian 5 to 12 IRP (2009)

9/1/2009 4 SD 20

ISWP 11 Introductory Secwepemctsin 11

Secwepemctsin (Shuswap Language) 5 to 12 IRP (1999)

9/1/1999 4 (First Nations Education Council)

ISHLM 11 Introductory Shashishalhem 11 (Sechelt Language)

Shashishalhem 11 (Sechelt Language) 5 to 12 IRP (2001)

9/1/2001 4 SD 46 Sunshine Coast

ISN 11 Introductory Sim’algaxhl Nisga’a 11

Sim’algaxhl Nisga’a 5 to 12 IRP (2001)

9/1/2001 4 SD 92 Nisga’a

ISLGX 11 Introductory Sm’algyax 11

Sm’algyax (Algya gm Ts’msyeen) 5 to 12 (2000)

9/1/2000 4 (Ts’myseen Sm’algyax Authority) (2000)

BSP 11 Introductory Spanish 11

Spanish 5 to 12 IRP (2005)

9/1/1983 4 BSPF 11 201 -201 Optional year for Additional Languages Elementary-Secondary Curriculum Guide (2010)

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Special Notes

1995 Graduation

Program

2004 Graduation

Program

ISTA 11 Introductory Upper St’át’imcets 11

Upper St’át’imcets 5 to 12 IRP (1998)

9/1/1998 4 SD 74 - Upper St’at’imc Language Culture and Education Society

ITSK 11 Introductory Tsek'ene 11

Tsek'ene 5 to 12 IRP (2006)

9/1/2006 4 Aatse Davie School Fort Ware

IT 10 Italian 10 Italian 5 to 12 IRP (1998)

9/1/1998 4


9/1/1998 4


9/1/1998 4

JA 10 Japanese 10 Japanese 5 to 12 IRP (1997)

9/1/1983 4 JAF 10 2011-2012 Optional year for Additional Languages Elementary-Secondary Curriculum Guide (2010)





KOR 10 Korean 10 Korean 5 to 12 IRP (2005)

9/1/2005 4


9/1/2005 4


9/1/2005 4

KWAK 10 Kwak’wala 10 Kwak’wala 5 to 12 IRP (2010)

7/1/2010 First Nations Education Council; SD 85





LIKW 10 Liqwala/Kwakwala 10


9/1/2009 4 SD 72



9/1/2009 4 SD 72



9/1/2009 4 SD 72

LAW 12 Law 12 Law 12 IRP (2006) 1/1/1978 4 LAWF 12

MI 12 Management Innovation 12



9/1/1998 4 BM 12MIF 12

MAN 10 Mandarin Chinese 10



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Program

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Program







MK 11 Marketing 11 Business Education 11 and 12 and Economics 12 IRP (1998)


1/1/1970 4

MK 12 Marketing 12 Business Education 11 and 12 and Economics 12 IRP (1998)


9/1/1983 4

MFM 11 Metal Fabrication and Machining 11

Technology Education 11 and 12: Metal Fabrication and Machining IRP (2002)


9/1/2002 4 MTL 11A

MFM 12 Metal Fabrication and Machining 12



9/1/2002 4 MTL 12A

MFMAF 11

Metal Fabrication and Machining (FNASK) 11



9/1/2002 4 MTLFS 11A Will close August 2011Please use MFM 11

MFMAF 12

Metal Fabrication and Machining (FNASK) 12



9/1/2002 4 Will close August 2011Please use MFM 12

MFMF 12 Metal Fabrication and Machining 12: Advanced Fabrication



9/1/2002 4

MFMM 12 Metal Fabrication and Machining 12: Advanced Machining



9/1/2002 4 MFMT 12A

MFMW 12 Metal Fabrication and Machining 12: Advanced Welding



9/1/2002 4 MFWE 12A

MFMJ 12 Metal Fabrication and Machining 12: Art Metal and Jewellery



9/1/2002 4

MFMC 12 Metal Fabrication and Machining 12: CNC Processes



9/1/2002 4 MFMT 12A

MFMY 12 Metal Fabrication and Machining 12: Forging and Foundry



9/1/2002 4

MFMS 12 Metal Fabrication and Machining 12: Sheet Metal



9/1/2002 4 MFSM 12A

MCB 10 Music 10: Concert Band

Music 8 to 10 IRP (1995)


9/1/2004 2/4 MCBF 10

MCC 10 Music 10: Concert Choir



9/1/2004 2/4 MCCF 10

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Special Notes

1995 Graduation

Program

2004 Graduation

Program

MG 10 Music 10: General Music 8 to 10 IRP (1995)


9/1/2004 2/4 MGF 10

MGR 10 Music 10: Guitar Music 8 to 10 IRP (1995)


9/1/2004 2/4 MGRF 10

MJB 10 Music 10: Jazz Band



9/1/2004 2/4 MJBF 10

MOS 10 Music 10: Orchestral Strings



9/1/2004 2/4 MOSF 10

MVJ 10 Music 10: Vocal Jazz



9/1/2004 2/4 MVJF 10

MCT 11 Music: Composition and Technology 11

Music 11 and 12: Composition and Technology IRP (1997)



9/1/1997 4 MCTF 11

MCT 12 Music: Composition and Technology 12

Music 11 and 12: Composition and Technology IRP (1997)



9/1/1997 4 MCTF 12

OK 10 nsíylxcən (Okanagan) 10









NTE 10 Nle?kepmxcin 10 Nle?kepmxcin 5 to 12 IRP (2008)






NCN 10 Nuu-chah-nulth 10 Nuu-chah-nulth 5 to 12 IRP (2009)






PE 10 Physical Education 10

Physical Education 8-10 IRP (2008)

Physical Education 10

9/1/1996 4 EPH 10


Physical Education 11 and 12 IRP (1997)

Applied Skills 1/1/1958 4 EPH 11EHPAS 11

Not Applied Skills for 2004 program


Physical Education 11 and 12 IRP (1997)

Applied Skills 1/1/1958 4 EPH 11EHPAS 11

Not Applied Skills for 2004 program

PH 11 Physics 11 Physics Grade 11 and 12 IRP (2006)

Science Science 11 or 12 1/1/1970 4 PHYSF 11

PH 12 Physics 12 Physics Grade 11 and 12 IRP (2006)

Science Science 11 or 12 9/1/1983 4 PHYSF 12APPHC 12

PLAN 10 Planning 10 Planning 10 IRP (2007) Planning 10 9/1/2004 4 PLANF 10CAPP II

CAPPF II

MA 11 Principles of Mathematics 11

Principles of Mathematics 10 to 12 IRP (2006)

Mathematics 11 or 12

Mathematics 11 or 12

1/1/1990 4 MTH 11 Will close August 2011

MA 12 Principles of Mathematics 12

Principles of Mathematics 10 to 12 IRP (2006)

Mathematics Mathematics11 or 12

1/1/1990 4 MTH 12BMM 12

Will close August 2012


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Special Notes

1995 Graduation

Program

2004 Graduation

Program

PUN 10 Punjabi 10 Punjabi 5 to 12 IRP (1995)






RUS 10 Russian 10 Russian 5 to 12 IRP (2009)

9/1/2009 4 SD 20


9/1/2009 4 SD 20


9/1/2009 4 SD 20

SC 10 Science 10 Science 8 to 10 IRP (2008)

Science 10 9/1/2008 4 SCF 10

SCT 11 Science & Technology 11

Science and Technology 11 IRP (2008)


9/1/1983 4 SCTF 11

SSA 11A Secondary School Apprenticeship 11A

Secondary School Apprenticeship (2005)

9/1/2005 4 Industry Training

SSA 11B Secondary School Apprenticeship 11B



SSA 12A Secondary School Apprenticeship 12A



SSA 12B Secondary School Apprenticeship 12B



SWP 10 Secwepemctsin 10 Secwepemctsin (Shuswap language) 5 to 12 IRP (1999)

9/1/1999 4 First Nations Education Council





SHLM 10 Shashishalhem 10 (Sechelt Language)

Shashishalhem (Sechelt Language) 5 to 12 IRP (2001)








SN 10 Sim’algaxhl Nisga’a 10


9/1/2001 4 SD 92 Nisga’a



9/1/2001 4 SD 92 Nisga’a



9/1/2001 4 SD 92 Nisga’a

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Program

2004 Graduation

Program

SLGX 10 Sm’algyax 10 Sm’algyax (Algya gm Ts’msyeen) 5 to 12 IRP (1997)

9/1/2000 4 Ts’msyeen Sm’algyax Authority (2000)





SJ 12 Social Justice 12 Social Justice 12 (IRP 2008)

9/1/2008 4

SS 10 Social Studies 10 Social Studies 10 IRP (2006)

Social Studies 10

9/1/1997 4 SCH 10

SS 11 Social Studies 11 Social Studies 11 IRP (2005)


1/1/1958 4 SCH 11

SP 10 Spanish 10 Spanish 5 to 12 IRP (2005)

9/1/1983 4 ESP 10 2011-2012 Optional year for Additional Languages Elementary-Secondary Curriculum Guide (2010)


9/1/1983 4 ESP 11 201 -201 Optional year for Additional Languages Elementary-Secondary Curriculum Guide (2010)


9/1/1983 4 ESP 12 2010-2011 Optional year for Additional Languages Elementary-Secondary Curriculum Guide (2010)

SACS 11 Studio Arts 11: Ceramics and Sculpture

Visual Arts 11 and 12: Art Foundations, Studio Arts IRP (2002)


9/1/2002 4 SACSF 11VA3D 11

SADP 11 Studio Arts 11: Drawing and Painting



9/1/2002 4 SADPF 11VA2D 11

SAFF 11 Studio Arts 11: Fabric and Fibre



9/1/2002 4 SAFFF 11VA3D 11

SAPG 11 Studio Arts 11: Printmaking and Graphic Design



9/1/2002 4 SAPGF 11VA2D 11

SACS 12 Studio Arts 12: Ceramics and Sculpture



9/1/2002 4 SACSF 12VA3D 12

SADP 12 Studio Arts 12: Drawing and Painting



9/1/2002 4 SADPF 12VA2D 12

SAFF 12 Studio Arts 12: Fabric and Fibre



9/1/2002 4 SAFFF 12VA3D 12

SAPG 12 Studio Arts 12: Printmaking and Graphic Design



9/1/2002 4 SAPGF 12VA2D 12

SR 11 Sustainable Resources 11

Sustainable Resources 11 to 12 IRP (2008)

Science 11 or 12 9/1/2008 4

SRA 12 Sustainable Resources 12: Agriculture


Science 11 or 12 9/1/2008 4 AG 12

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Program

2004 Graduation

Program

SRFI 12 Sustainable Resources 12: Fisheries


Science 11 or 12 9/1/2008 4

SRFO 12 Sustainable Resources 12: Forestry


Science 11 or 12 9/1/2008 4 FOR 12 FORF 12

SRM 12 Sustainable Resources 12: Mining


Science 11 or 12 9/1/2008 4

TED 10 Technology Education 10: Drafting and Design

Technology Education 8 to 10 IRP (1995)


9/1/2004 2/4 TEDF 10

TEE 10 Technology Education 10: Electronics



9/1/2004 2/4 TEEF 10

TEG 10 Technology Education 10: General



9/1/2004 2/4 TEGF 10

TEC 10 Technology Education 10: Mechanics



9/1/2004 2/4 TECF 10

TEM 10 Technology Education 10: Metalwork



9/1/2004 2/4 TEMF 10

TEW 10 Technology Education 10: Woodwork



9/1/2004 2/4 TEWF 10

TXT 10 Textiles 10 Home Economics: Textiles 8-12 IRP (2007)



9/1/2008 4 TEX 10TEXF 10TXTF 10

2007 IRP mandatory for 09/10 school year




9/1/2008 4 TEX 11TEXF 11TXTF 11





9/1/2008 4 TEX 12TEXF 12TXTF 12


TPA 11 Theatre Performance 11: Acting

Drama 11 and 12: Theatre Performance, Theatre Production (2002)


9/1/2002 4 ACT 11

TPDS 11 Theatre Performance 11: Directing and Script Development



9/1/2002 4 DS 12

TPA 12 Theatre Performance 12: Acting



9/1/2002 4 ACT 12

TPDS 12 Theatre Performance 12: Directing and Script Development



9/1/2002 4 DS 12

TPR 11 Theatre Production 11



9/1/2002 4 ST 11STFS 11TPRF 11

TPRT 12 Theatre Production 12: Technical Theatre



9/1/2002 4 ST 12 TPRTF 12


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by Code

Special Notes

1995 Graduation

Program

2004 Graduation

Program

TPRM 12 Theatre Production 12: Theatre Management



9/1/2002 4 ST 12 TPRMF 12

TRM 11 Tourism 11 Tourism 11 and 12: Program Guide (2006)


9/1/1994 4 TRMF 11

TRM 12 Tourism 12 Tourism 11 and 12: Program Guide (2006)


9/1/1994 4 TRMF 12

TSK 10 Tsek'ene 10 Tsek'ene 5 to 12 IRP (2006)






STA 10 Upper St’át’imcets 10









VAC 10 Visual Arts 10: Ceramics and Sculpture

Visual Arts 8 to 10 IRP (1995)


9/1/2004 2/4 VACF 10

VAD 10 Visual Arts 10: Drawing and Painting



9/1/2004 2/4 VADF 10

VAG 10 Visual Arts 10: General



9/1/2004 2/4 VAGF 10

VAM 10 Visual Arts 10: Media Arts



9/1/2004 2/4 VAMF 10

VAMT 11 Visual Arts: Media Arts 11

Visual Arts 11 and 12: Media Arts IRP (1997)



9/1/1997 4 VAMTF 11

VAMT 12 Visual Arts: Media Arts 12

Visual Arts 11 and 12: Media Arts IRP (1997)



9/1/1997 4 VAMTF 12

WELD 11A

Welding 11A Welder Training Program Level C, 1992



WELD 11B

Welding 11B Welder Training Program Level C, 1992



WELD 11C

Welding 11C Welder Training Program Level C, 1992



WELD 12A

Welding 12A Welder Training Program Level C, 1992



WELD 12B

Welding 12B Welder Training Program Level C, 1992



WELD 12C

Welding 12C Welder Training Program Level C, 1992



WEX 12A

Work Experience 12A

Ministry-Authorized Work Experience (2005)

9/1/2005 4

WEX 12B

Work Experience 12B

Ministry-Authorized Work Experience (2005)

9/1/2005 4

WR 12 Writing 12 Writing 11 Curriculum Guide (1981) Creative Writing Option, Journalism/Media Option

1/1/1983 4


Ministry Courses

Ministry Course Codes (courses taught in French)Course Code


Graduation Program Requirements Start Date Credits Credit Restriction(s)

by Code

Special Notes

1995 Graduation

Program

2004 Graduation

Program

FDNF 10 Aliments et Nutrition 10

Home Economics Food & Nutrition10-12 (2007)


9/1/2008 FDN 10




9/1/2008 FDN 11FDS 11

FDSF 11




9/1/2008 FDN 12FDS 12

FDSF 12

BCAF 11 Applications informatiques de gestion 11

Éducation aux affaires 11 et 12 et Économie 12 ERI (1998)

Applied Skills Applied Skills10, 11 or 12

9/1/1998 4 DP 11IM 11KB 11

BCA 11

PHAF 11 Applications de la physique 11

Applications de la physique 11 and 12 (1996)


9/1/1997 4 PHA 11

PHAF 12 Applications de la physique 12

Applications de la physique 11 and 12 (1996)


9/1/1997 4 PHA 12

AMAF 11 Applications des mathématiques 11

Applications des Mathématiques 10 à 12 ERI (2006)


9/1/1997 4 AMA 11 Will close August 2011

AMAF 12 Applications des mathématiques 12

Applications des mathématiques 10 à 12 ERI (2006)


9/1/1997 4 AMA 12 Will close August 2012

DRGF 10 Art dramatique 10: Cours général

Art dramatique 8 à 10 ERI (1995)


9/1/2004 2/4 DRG 10

DRRF 10 Art dramatique 10: Interprétation théâtrale



9/1/2004 2/4 DRR 10

DRDF 10 Art dramatique 10: Production théâtrale



9/1/2004 2/4 DRD 10

DFTF 11 Art dramatique: Cinéma et télévision 11

Art dramatique 11 et 12: Cinéma et télévision ERI (1997)



9/1/1997 4 DFT 11

DFTF 12 Art dramatique: Cinéma et télévision 12

Art dramatique 11 et 12: Cinéma et télévision ERI (1997)



9/1/1997 4 DFT 12

VAMF 10 Arts visuels 10: Arts médiatiques

Arts visuels 8 à 10 ERI (1995)


9/1/2004 2/4 VAM 10

VACF 10 Arts visuels 10: Céramique et sculpture



9/1/2004 2/4 VAC 10

VAGF 10 Arts visuels 10: Cours général



9/1/2004 2/4 VAG 10

VADF 10 Arts visuels 10: Dessin et peinture



9/1/2004 2/4 VAD 10

VAMTF 11 Arts visuels: Arts médiatiques 11

Arts visuels 11 et 12: Arts médiatiques ERI (1997)



9/1/1997 4 VAMT 11

VAMTF 12 Arts visuels: Arts médiatiques 12

Arts visuels 11 et 12: Arts médiatiques ERI (1997)



9/1/1997 4 VAMT 12

SACSF 11 Arts visuels en atelier 11: Céramique et sculpture

Arts visuels 11 et 12: Fondements de l’art, et Arts visuels en atelier ERI (2002)


9/1/2002 4 SACS 11

SADPF 11 Arts visuels en atelier 11: Dessin et peinture

Arts visuels 11 et 12: Fondements de l’art et Arts visuels en atelier ERI (2002)


9/1/2002 4 SADP 11


Chapter 2




by Code

Special Notes

1995 Graduation

Program

2004 Graduation

Program

SAPGF 11 Arts visuels en atelier 11: Gravure et graphisme

Arts visuels 11 et 12: Fondements de l’art et Arts visuels en atelier ERI (2002)


9/1/2002 4 SAPG 11

SAFFF 11 Arts visuels en atelier 11: Textiles et fibres

Arts visuels 11 et 12: Fondements de l’art, Arts visuels en atelier ERI (2002)


9/1/2002 4 SAFF 11

SACSF 12 Arts visuels en atelier 12: Céramique et sculpture



9/1/2002 4 SACS 12

SADPF 12 Arts visuels en atelier 12: Dessin et peinture



9/1/2002 4 SADP 12

SAPGF 12 Arts visuels en atelier 12: Gravure et graphisme



9/1/2002 4 SAPG 12

SAFFF 12 Arts visuels en atelier 12: Textiles et fibres



9/1/2002 4 SAFF 12

FNAF 11 Beaux-Arts 11 Beaux-Arts 11 ERI (1995)


9/1/1995 2 FNA 11

FNAF 11A Beaux-Arts 11A Beaux-Arts 11 ERI (1995)


9/1/1995 2 FNA 11A

FNAF 11B Beaux-Arts 11B Beaux-Arts 11 ERI (1995)


9/1/1995 2 FNA 11B

BIOSR 11 Biologie 11 Biologie 11 et 12 ERI (2006)


9/1/1983 4 BI 11

BIOSR 12 Biologie 12 Biologie 11 et 12 ERI (2006)


9/1/1990 4 BI 12

CALCF 12 Calcul différentiel et integral 12

Mathématiques de base 10 à 12


9/1/2000 4 CALC 12

CHF 11 Chimie 11 Chimie 11 et 12 ERI (2006)


9/1/1990 4 CH 11

CHF 12 Chimie 12 Chimie 11 et 12 ERI (2006)


9/1/1990 4 CH 12

CCNF 12 Civilisations comparées 12

Civilisations comparées 12 ERI (2006)

9/1/1994 4 CCN 12

ICTCF 11 Communication numérique appliquée 11

Technologie de l’information et des communications 11 et 12 ERI (2003)

Science orApplied Skills

Applied Skills10, 11 or 12

9/1/2003 4 ICTC 11

ICTCF 12 Communication numérique appliquée 12




9/1/2003 4 ICTC 12

ASKF 11 Compétences pratiques 11

Compétences pratiques 11 ERI (1995)


9/1/1995 2 ASK 11

ASKF 11A Compétences pratiques 11A



9/1/1995 2 ASK 11A

ASKF 11B Compétences pratiques 11B



9/1/1995 2 ASK 11B

COP 11 Comptabilité 11 Éducation aux affaires 11 et 12 et Économie 12 ERI (1998)


9/1/1998 4 ACC 11AA 11

Meets Math requirement for Adult Diploma only

COP 12 Comptabilité 12 Éducation aux affaires 11 et 12 et Économie 12 ERI (1998)


9/1/1998 4 ACC 12AA 12

Meets Math requirement for Adult Diploma only


Ministry Courses




by Code

Special Notes

1995 Graduation

Program

2004 Graduation

Program

FAF 12 Comptabilité financière 12



9/1/1998 4 ACC 12AA 12

IDF 11 Conception industrielle 11

Formation technologique 11 et 12 ERI (Conception industrielle) (1998)


9/1/1998 4 ID 11

IDF 12 Conception industrielle 12

Formation technologique 11 et 12 ERI (Conception industrielle) (1998)


9/1/1998 4 ID 12

ICTXF 11 Cours modulaire exploratoire 11



Applied Science10, 11 or 12

9/1/2003 4 ICTX 11

ICTXF 12 Cours modulaire exploratoire 12



Applied Science10, 11 or 12

9/1/2003 4 ICTX 12

DNCF 10 Danse 10: Chorégraphie

Danse 8 à 10 ERI (1995)


9/1/2004 2/4 DNC 10

DNGF 10 Danse 10: Cours général

Danse 8 à 10 ERI (1995)


9/1/2004 2/4 DNG 10

DNPF 10 Danse 10: Interprétation

Danse 8 à 10 ERI (1995)


9/1/2004 2/4 DNP 10

DNCF 11 Danse: Chorégraphie 11

Danse 11 et 12: Interprétation et Chorégraphie ERI (1997)


9/1/1997 4 DNC 11

DNCF 12 Danse: Chorégraphie 12



9/1/1997 4 DNC 12

DNPF 11 Danse: Interprétation 11



9/1/1997 4 DNP 11

DNPF 12 Danse: Interprétation 12



9/1/1997 4 DNP 12

ICTMF 11 Développement de médias numériques 11




9/1/2003 4 ICTM 11

ICTMF 12 Développement de médias numériques 12




9/1/2003 4 ICTM 12

LAWF 12 Droit 12 Droit 12 ERI (2006) 9/1/1991 4 LAW 12

ECF 12 Économie 12 Éducation aux affaires 11 et 12 et Économie 12 ERI (1998)


9/1/1994 4 EC 12

HEFF 10 Économie domestique 10: Alimentation

Économie domestique 8 à 10 ERI (1998)


9/1/2004 2/4 HEF 10 Will close Aug. 2009 with implementation of 2007 Home Economics IRPs

HEGF 10 Économie domestique 10: Cours général



9/1/1998 2/4 HEG 10 Will close Aug. 2009 with implementation of 2007 Home Economics IRPs

HESF 10 Économie domestique 10: Étude de la famille



9/1/2004 2/4 HES 10 Will close Aug. 2009 with implementation of 2007 Home Economics IRPs


Chapter 2




by Code

Special Notes

1995 Graduation

Program

2004 Graduation

Program

HETF 10 Économie domestique 10: Textiles



9/1/2004 2/4 HET 10 Will close Aug. 2009 with implementation of 2007 Home Economics IRPs

BECF 10 Éducation aux affaires 10: Communications d’affaires

Éducation aux affaires 8 à 10 ERI (1997)


9/1/2004 2/4 BEC 10

BEGF 10 Éducation aux affaires 10: Cours général



9/1/1997 2/4 BEG 10

BEEF 10 Éducation aux affaires 10: Entrepreneuriat



9/1/2004 2/4 BEE 10

BEFF 10 Éducation aux affaires 10: Finance et économie



9/1/2004 2/4 BEF 10

BEMF 10 Éducation aux affaires 10: Marketing



9/1/2004 2/4 BEM 10

CIVF 11 Éducation civique 11

Éducation civique 11 ERI (2005)

Social Studies11 or 12

9/1/2005 4 CIV 11

EPH 10 Éducation physique 10

Éducation physique 8 à 10 ERI (1995)

Physical Education 10

4 PE 10 Physical Education does not meet Applied Skills requirement in the 2004 Program


Éducation physique 11 et 12 ERI (1997)

Applied Skills 9/1/1995 4 PE 11PEAS 11EPH 11

Physical Education does not meet Applied Skills requirement in the 2004 Program


Éducation physique 11 et 12 ERI (1997)

Applied Skills 9/1/1990 4 PE 12 Physical Education does not meet Applied Skills requirement in the 2004 Program

ENTF 12 Entrepreneuriat 12 Éducation aux affaires 11 et 12 et Économie 12 ERI (1998)


9/1/1998 4 ENT 12

ESP 10 Espagnol 10 Spanish 5 to 12 IRP (2005)

9/1/1983 4 SP 10


9/1/1983 4 SP 11


9/1/1990 4 SP 12

FAMF 10 Étude de la famille 10

Home Economics: Family Studies (2007)


9/1/1998 4 FM 10




9/1/1998 4 FM 11




9/1/1998 4 FM 12

IDSF 10A Études autonomes dirigées10A

9/1/1997 4 IDS 10A 1, 2, 3 or 4 credits

IDSF 10B Études autonomes dirigées 10B

9/1/1997 4 IDS 10B 1, 2, 3 or 4 credits

IDSF 10C Études autonomes dirigées 10C

9/1/1997 4 IDS 10C 1, 2, 3 or 4 credits

IDSF 10D Études autonomes dirigées10D

9/1/1996 4 IDS 10D 1, 2, 3 or 4 credits

IDSF 10E Études autonomes dirigées 10E

9/1/1996 4 IDS 10E 1, 2, 3 or 4 credits

IDSF 10F Études autonomes dirigées 10F

9/1/1996 4 IDS 10F 1, 2, 3 or 4 credits


Ministry Courses




by Code

Special Notes

1995 Graduation

Program

2004 Graduation

Program

IDSF 11A Études autonomes dirigées11A

9/1/1997 4 IDS 11A 1, 2, 3 or 4 credits


9/1/1997 4 IDS 11B 1, 2, 3 or 4 credits


9/1/1997 4 IDS 11C 1, 2, 3 or 4 credits


9/1/1996 4 IDS 11D 1, 2, 3 or 4 credits


9/1/1996 4 IDS 11E 1, 2, 3 or 4 credits


9/1/1996 4 IDS 11F 1, 2, 3 or 4 credits

IDSF 12A Études autonomes dirigées 12A

9/1/1997 4 IDS 12A 1, 2, 3 or 4 credits


9/1/1997 4 IDS 12B 1, 2, 3 or 4 credits


9/1/1997 4 IDS 12C 1, 2, 3 or 4 credits


9/1/1996 4 IDS 12D 1, 2, 3 or 4 credits


9/1/1996 4 IDS 12E 1, 2, 3 or 4 credits


9/1/1996 4 IDS 12F 1, 2, 3 or 4 credits

FNSF 12 Études des Premières Nations de la C.-B. 12

Études des Premières Nations de la C.-B. 12 ERI (2006)

Social Studies Social Studies11 or 12

9/1/1994 4 FNS 12

FMPF 10 Fondements mathématiques et mathématiques pré-calcul 10

Cadre commun des programmes d’études 10 à 12 (2008)

Mathematics 10 7/1/2010 4 FMP 10

AFF 11 Fondements de l’art 11



9/1/2002 4 AR 11VA2D 11VA3D 11

AF 11

AFF 12 Fondements de l’art 12



9/1/2002 4 AR 12VA2D 12VA3D 12

AF 12

FPC 11A Formation professionnelle des cuisiniers Niveau Un 11A


9/1/1996 4 CKT 11A

FPC 11B Formation professionnelle des cuisiniers Niveau Un 11B


9/1/1996 4 CKT 11B

FPC 11C Formation professionnelle des cuisiniers Niveau Un 11C


9/1/1996 4 CKT 11C

FPC 12A Formation professionnelle des cuisiniers Niveau Un 12A


9/1/1996 4 CKT 12A

FPC 12B Formation professionnelle des cuisiniers Niveau Un 12B


9/1/1996 4 CKT 12B

FPC 12C Formation professionnelle des cuisiniers Niveau Un 12C


9/1/1996 4 CKT 12C


Chapter 2




by Code

Special Notes

1995 Graduation

Program

2004 Graduation

Program

TEGF 10 Formation technologique 10: Cours général

Formation technologique 8 à 10 ERI (1995)


9/1/2004 2/4 TEG 10

TEDF 10 Formation technologique 10: Dessin technique et design



9/1/2004 2/4 TED 10

TEEF 10 Formation technologique 10: Électronique



9/1/2004 2/4 TEE 10

TECF 10 Formation technologique 10: Mécanique



9/1/2004 2/4 TEC 10

TEMF 10 Formation technologique 10: Travail des métaux



9/1/2004 2/4 TEM 10

TEWF 10 Formation technologique 10: Travail du bois



9/1/2004 2/4 TEW 10

FRALP 10 Français langue première 10

Français langue première 1 à 12 ERI (2010)

Language Arts 10

7/1/2010 4 FRAL 10



Language Arts 11

Language Arts 11

7/1/2010 4 FRAL 11



Language Arts 12

Language Arts 12

7/1/2010 4 FRAL 12

FRAL 10 Français langue seconde-immersion 10

Français langue seconde-immersion 8 à 10 ERI (1997)

9/1/2004 4 FRALP 10 Does not meet the Language Arts 10 requirement


Français langue seconde-immersion 11 et 12 ERI (1997)

9/1/1983 4 FRALP 11

Does not meet the Language Arts 11 requirement


Français langue seconde-immersion 11 et 12 ERI (1997)

9/1/1983 4 FRALP 12 Does not meet the Language Arts 12 requirement

GEOF 12 Géographie 12 Géographie 12 ERI (2006)

9/1/1990 4 GEO 12

GEOLF 12 Géologie 12 Science de la terre 11 et Géologie 12 ERI (2006)

Science Science11 or 12

GEOL 12

BIMF 12 Gestion de l’information d’entreprise 12



9/1/1998 4 BIM 12

DMF 12 Gestion des données 12



9/1/1998 4 DM 12

HIF 12 Histoire 12 Histoire 12 ERI (2006) 9/1/1990 4 HI 12

BSPF 11 Initiation à l’espagnol 11

Spanish 5 to 12 IRP (2005)

9/1/1983 4 BSP 11

MIF 12 Innovation en gestion 12



9/1/1998 4 MI 12

TPAF 11 Interprétation théâtrale 11: Jeu dramatique

Art dramatique 11 et 12: Interprétation théâtrale, Production théâtrale ERI (2002)


9/1/2002 4 ACT 11

TPDSF 11 Interprétation théâtrale 11: Mise en scène et Scénarisation



9/1/2002 4 ACT 11


Ministry Courses




by Code

Special Notes

1995 Graduation

Program

2004 Graduation

Program

TPAF 12 Interprétation théâtrale 12: Jeu dramatique



9/1/2002 4 ACT 12

TPDSF 12 Interprétation théâtrale 12: Mise en scène et Scénarisation



9/1/2002 4 ACT 12

MKF 11 Marketing 11 Éducation aux affaires 11 et 12 et Économie 12 ERI (1998)


9/1/1998 4 MK 11

MKF 12 Marketing 12 Éducation aux affaires 11 et 12 et Économie 12 ERI (1998)


9/1/1998 4 MK 12

EMAF 11 Mathématiques de base 11

Mathématiques de base 10 à 12 ERI (2006)


9/1/2000 4 EMA 11 Will close August 2011

EMAF 12 Mathématiques de base 12

Mathématiques de base 10 à 12 ERI (2006)


9/1/2000 4 EMA 12 Will close August 2012

AWMF 10 Mathématiques pour les métiers et le milieu de travail 10

Cadre commun des programmes d’études 10 à 12 (2008)

Mathematics 10 7/1/2010 4 AWM 10

MCCF 10 Musique 10: Chorale de concert

Musique 8 à 10 ERI (1995)


9/1/2004 2/4 MCC 10

MVJF 10 Musique 10: Chorale de jazz



9/1/2004 2/4 MVJ 10

MGF 10 Musique 10: Cours général



9/1/2004 2/4 MG 10

MGRF 10 Musique 10: Guitare



9/1/2004 2/4 MGR 10

MOSF 10 Musique 10: Orchestre à cordes



9/1/2004 2/4 MOS 10

MCBF 10 Musique 10: Orchestre d’harmonie



9/1/2004 2/4 MCB 10

MJBF 10 Musique 10: Orchestre de jazz



9/1/2004 2/4 MJB 10

CMCCF 11

Musique chorale 11: Choeur de concert

Musique 11 et 12: Musique chorale, Musique instrumentale ERI (2002)


9/1/2002 4 CHO 11CMCC 11

CMJVF 11 Musique chorale 11: Jazz vocal



9/1/2002 4 CHO 11CMJV 11

CMCCF 12

Musique chorale 12: Choeur de concert



9/1/2002 4 CHO 12CMCC 12

CMJVF 12 Musique chorale 12: Jazz vocal



9/1/2002 4 CHO 12CMJV 12

MCTF 11 Musique: Composition et technologie 11

Musique 11 et 12: Composition et technologie ERI (1997)



9/1/1997 4 MCT 11

MCTF 12 Musique: Composition et technologie 12

Musique 11 et 12: Composition et technologie ERI (1997)



9/1/1997 4 MCT 12

IMJBF 11 Musique instrumentale 11: Ensemble de jazz



9/1/2002 4 BA 11IMJB 11


Chapter 2




by Code

Special Notes

1995 Graduation

Program

2004 Graduation

Program

IMJBF 12 Musique instrumentale 12: Ensemble de jazz



9/1/2002 4 BA 12IMJB 12

IMGF 11 Musique instrumentale 11: Guitare



9/1/2002 4 BA 11IMG 11

IMGF 12 Musique instrumentale 12: Guitare



9/1/2002 4 BA 12IMG 12

IMOSF 11 Musique instrumentale 11: Orchestre à cordes



9/1/2002 4 BA 11IMOS 11

IMOSF 12 Musique instrumentale 12: Orchestre à cordes



9/1/2002 4 BA 12IMOS 12

IMCBF 11 Musique instrumentale 11: Orchestre d’harmonie



9/1/2002 4 BA 11IMCB 11

IMCBF 12 Musique instrumentale 12: Orchestre d’harmonie



9/1/2002 4 BA 12IMCB 12

PHYSF 11 Physique 11 Physique 11 et 12 ERI (2006)


9/1/1983 4 PH 11

PHYSF 12 Physique 12 Physique 11 et 12 ERI (2006)


9/1/1990 4 PH 12APPHC 12

PLANF 10 Planification 10 Planification 10 ERI (2007)

Planning 10 4 PLAN 10

CAPPF 11 Planification professionnelle et personnelle 11

Planification professionnelle et personnelle 8 à 12 ERI (1997)

Career and Personal

Planning 11

9/1/1995 2 CAPP 11

CAPPF 12 Planification professionnelle et personnelle 12

Planification professionnelle et personnelle 8 à 12 ERI (1997)

Career and Personal

Planning 12

9/1/1995 2 CAPP 12

MTH 11 Principes de mathématiques 11

Principes de mathématiques 10 à 12 ERI (2006)


9/1/1983 4 MA 11 Will close August 2011

MTH 12 Principes de mathématiques 12

Principes de Mathématiques 10 à 12 ERI (2006)


9/1/1983 4 MA 12 Will close August 2012

TPRF 11 Production théâtrale 11

Arts dramatique 11 et 12: Interprétation théâtrale, Production théâtrale ERI (2002)


9/1/2002 4 ST 11STFS 11

TPRMF 12 Production théâtrale 12: Gestion théâtrale



9/1/2002 4 ST 12TPRM 12

TPRTF 12 Production théâtrale 12: Technique théâtrale



9/1/2002 4 TPRT 12ST 12

ICTPF 11 Programmation par ordinateur 11




9/1/2003 4 ICTP 11


Ministry Courses




by Code

Special Notes

1995 Graduation

Program

2004 Graduation

Program

ICTPF 12 Programmation par ordinateur 12




9/1/2003 4 ICTP 12

SCTF 11 Science et technologie 11

Science et technologie 11 ERI (1996)


9/1/1996 4 SCT 11

SCF 10 Sciences 10 Sciences 8 à 10 ERI (2008)

Science 10 9/1/2008 4 SC 10

ESCF 11 Sciences de la Terre 11

Sciences de la Terre 11 et Géologie 12 ERI (2006)


9/1/1996 4 ESC 11

SCH 10 Sciences humaines 10

Sciences humaines 10 ERI (2006)

Social Studies 10

4 SS 10

SCH 11 Sciences humaines 11

Sciences humaines 11 ERI (2005)

Social Studies

Social Studies 11 or 12

9/1/1983 4 SS 11

ICTSF 11 Systèmes Informatiques 11




9/1/2003 4 ICTS 11

ICTSF 12 Systèmes Informatiques 12




9/1/2003 4 ICTS 12

INTF 10 Technologie de l’information 10

Technologie de l’information 8 à 10 ERI (1996)


2/4 INT 10

TXTF 10 Textiles 10 Home Economics Textiles 8-12 (2007)


9/1/2008 4 TXT 10



9/1/2008 4 TXT 11TEX 11

TEXF 11



9/1/2008 4 TXT 12TEX 12

TEXF 12

TRMF 11 Tourisme 11 Tourisme 11 et 12 Programme d’études (2006)


9/1/1996 4 TRM 11

TRMF 12 Tourisme 12 Tourisme 11 et 12 Programme d’études (2006)


9/1/1996 4 TRM 12

GTF Transition vers l’après-secondaire

Not yet done 4 GT Not considered a Grade 12 course.


External Credentials

Chapter 3 External Credentials

In This Chapter What is an External Credential? .....................................................62

External Post-Secondary Course Information .................................63

External Post-Secondary Course Codes Table ............................. 65

Advanced Placement and International Baccalaureate Course Information ........................................................................65

External IB Languages Course Codes ......................................... 66

Advanced Placement Course Codes ............................................ 67

Advanced Placement Courses – Contact Information.................. 68

International Baccalaureate Course Codes .................................. 69

International Baccalaureate Courses – Contact Information ....... 73

External Adult Basic Education Course Information .................. 74

External Adult Basic Education Course Codes ............................ 74

External Dance Course ...................................................................75

External Dance Course Codes .................................................... 75

External Dance Courses – Contact Information .......................... 78

External Drama, Speech and Communications Course Codes Table ........................................................................82

External Drama, Speech and Communications Courses Contact Information ................................................................... 83

External Music Course Codes Table ...............................................85

External Music Courses – Contact Information .......................... 89

External Languages – Credit from Certificates or Assessments Information ................................................................93

External Language Exam Course Codes ..................................... 96

External Language Certificates Codes Table ............................... 99

External Language Assessment Courses – Contact Information ...... 100

External Sport Course Information ...............................................103

External Sport Course Codes Table .......................................... 111

External Sport Credentials Program ......................................... 112

External Sport Courses – Contact Information ......................... 118

External Industrial and Occupational Course Codes .....................120

External Industrial and Occupational Courses Contact Information ................................................................. 123

External Youth Development Course Codes .................................134

External Youth Development Courses – Contact Information .... 135


Chapter 3

What is an External Credential?An external credential is one that has been developed outside the Ministry and is earned by students either:

• outside the regular classroom setting (e.g., BC Conservatory of Music courses); or

• in the regular classroom setting (e.g., IB and AP courses).

Note: External credentials in the 1995 Graduation Program may meet Foundation Studies or Selected Studies as specified. External credentials in the 2004 Graduation Program may meet Required Courses or Elective Requirements as specified. External credentials may also count toward credit for the Adult Graduation Diploma, provided they are 4-credit courses.

Questions Concerning External CredentialsQuestions may be directed to: Graduation Standards Unit Governance and Accountability Department 250.387.3935

Policy – website: www.bced.gov.bc.ca/policy/policies/earning_credit_through.htm

External Credentials and Equivalency Comparison ChartThe following table summarizes the distinctions between external credentials and credit for courses through the equivalency process.

EXTERNAL CREDENTIALS EQUIVALENCY

The Ministry approves credentials earned in courses, programs, and assessments that are developed outside the BC school system and taken either inside or outside the regular classroom setting. External Credentials are not equivalent to Ministry-Developed curriculum.

Recognizes documented learning from outside the BC school system, which school districts deem equivalent to the learning outcomes of either a Ministry-Developed, Board/Authority Authorized or Locally Developed Grade 10, 11 or 12 course.

The recommended guideline for determining equivalency is approximately an 80% match of learning outcomes with a Ministry-Developed, Board/Authority Authorized, or Locally Developed Grade 10, 11 or 12 course.



How to Report an External Credential to the MinistryEach external credential is designated a course code, which schools must use for reporting to the Ministry. All external credentials have been assigned a credit value.

In order to provide a school mark, the school must first examine credentials from the external institution. It is the student’s responsibility to present this credential as proof of successfully completing the course. In the event that a student’s credential may require verification, schools should contact the external organization. After examining the documentation from the external organization, the school must decide whether to report the student’s level of achievement as a school percentage and letter grade.

It is possible to assign a percentage based on the mid-point of a letter grade, or on other performance indicators. When a school mark cannot be determined, please use a Transfer Standing (TS) letter grade. TS has no effect on a student’s GPA.

The session date indicates the date the school received the required documentation (e.g., certificate or letter) from the student. The date of the certificate or other verification can be earlier than the session date reported.

Only those external credentials that have been reviewed and approved by the Ministry can be applied toward graduation.

External Post-Secondary Course Information

External Dual Credit Post-Secondary CoursesA student who presents a transcript from one of the post-secondary institutions listed in this section, showing successful completion of a for-credit post-secondary course that leads to a credential, is entitled to have that course count toward secondary school graduation. All such courses count as elective courses at the Grade 12 level. For reporting Adult Basic Education courses taken at colleges, see the section in this guide on ABE courses.

Assign 4 credits for most courses, not the number of credits on the post-secondary transcript. The exception is for modular courses that students may take in Industry Training or other technical/vocational programs. Credits for these types of courses can be combined to equal 4 credits for a full course. Since a post-secondary institution may use a different letter grade system than the K-12 system, refer to the transcript notations or the institution’s calendar to determine the appropriate letter grade and percentage for reporting the course to the Ministry.


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An external course will appear on the transcript generically as a post-secondary course. For example, if the course was taken at Douglas College it would be reported as “PSIF 12A” and show on the transcript as “Douglas College Course 12A.” A note on the Ministry transcript would direct readers to review the student’s post-secondary transcript for additional information.

Students participating in Career Technical Centre and Industry Training programs will likely have multiple post-secondary courses to report. For students completing more than one course at a given post-secondary institution, use the sequential coding of: 12A, 12B, 12C, 12D, 12E, 12F, 12G, 12H, 12I, 12J, 12K and 12L.

External Post-Secondary Course Codes Table

Course Code Course Title Start Date Credits Special Notes

PSIA 12A BC Institute of Technology Course 12A 9/1/2003 4PSIAA 12A Trinity Western University Course 12A 9/1/2003 4PSIAB 12A Yukon College Course 12A 9/1/2003 4

PSIAC 12A Educacentre Course 12A 9/1/2003 4PSIAD 12A Columbia College Course 12A 9/1/2003 4PSIAF 12A Coquitlam College Course 12A 9/1/2003 4PSIAG 12A Corpus Christi College Course 12A 9/1/2003 4PSIB 12A Camosun College Course 12A 9/1/2003 4PSIC 12A Capilano University Course 12A 9/1/2003 4PSID 12A College of New Caledonia Course 12A 9/1/2003 4PSIE 12A College of the Rockies Course 12A 9/1/2003 4PSIF 12A Douglas College Course 12A 9/1/2003 4PSIG 12A Emily Carr University of Art and Design Course 12A 9/1/2003 4PSIH 12A Institute of Indigenous Government Course 12A 9/1/2003 4PSII 12A Justice Institute of BC Course 12A 9/1/2003 4PSIJ 12A Kwantlen Polytechnic University Course 12A 9/1/2003 4PSIK 12A Langara College Course 12A 9/1/2003 4PSIL 12A Vancouver Island University Course 12A 9/1/2003 4PSIM 12A Nicola Valley Institute of Technology Course 12A 9/1/2003 4PSIN 12A North Island College Course 12A 9/1/2003 4PSIO 12A Northern Lights College Course 12A 9/1/2003 4PSIP 12A Northwest Community College Course 12A 9/1/2003 4PSIQ 12A Okanagan College Course 12A 9/1/2003 4PSIR 12A Royal Roads University Course 12A 9/1/2003 4PSIS 12A Selkirk College Course 12A 9/1/2003 4PSIT 12A Simon Fraser University Course 12A 9/1/2003 4PSIU 12A University of British Columbia Course 12A 9/1/2003 4PSIV 12A Thompson Rivers University Course 12A 9/1/2003 4PSIW 12A University of the Fraser Valley Course 12A 9/1/2003 4PSIX 12A University of Northern British Columbia Course 12A 9/1/2003 4PSIY 12A University of Victoria Course 12A 9/1/2003 4PSIZ 12A Vancouver Community College Course 12A 9/1/2003 4



Advanced Placement and International Baccalaureate Course Information

Reporting AP and IB CoursesReport a student’s school mark (percent and letter grade) for an AP or IB course; it will appear on the student’s transcript. Post-secondary institutions generally make decisions regarding advanced placement based on results provided by the AP (College Board) or IB organizations.

Provincial Examinations and AP or IB Courses

Advanced Placement (AP) and International Baccalaureate (IB) Reporting Guidelines

When reporting an AP or IB course to the Ministry, use the AP or IB course code listed in the course information table. Report the course as non-examinable, and provide percentages and letter grades as required by Reporting Student Progress: Policy and Practice (www.bced.gov.bc.ca/classroom_assessment/ ). Do not report the numerical results provided by the Advanced Placement Program or International Baccalaureate Program.

AP and IB program participation is noted on the bottom of a student’s transcript if the school submits the appropriate program code. The program code for Advanced Placement is “AD.” For International Baccalaureate it is “BD” (Diploma) or “BC” (Certificate). These codes can be entered in the Program Participation field of the student’s DEM file (electronic transfer).


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Reporting International Baccalaureate (IB) Course Results that Meet the Social Studies Graduation Requirement (2004 Graduation Program)

Under the 2004 Graduation Program, students are required to earn graduation credits in social studies. Students enrolled in the following IB courses can use their course results to meet the social studies graduation requirement:

• IBGGH 11: IB Geography 11 (HL) and IBGGS 11: IB Geography 11 (SL)

• IBHIH 11: 1B History 11 (HL) and IBHIS 11: IB History 11 (SL)

The per cent reported to the Ministry MUST include the results for the IB Internal Assessment. In some cases, a school will not be able to report the course code until the student is in his/her Grade 12 year.

The IB Internal Assessment must be weighted at least 20% (to correspond with the weighting of provincial exams in social studies courses such as Social Studies 11), or at the 20% or 25% weighting given by IB or pro-rated based on the 20 marks or 30 marks determined by IB.

The IB coordinator or the school principal will fill in and fax the Ministry one form a year, certifying that final per cents submitted include the IB Internal Assessment. This form will be sent to IB schools at the beginning of the school year.

Original IB results records should be retained at the school. The Ministry has the option of requesting copies of these documents.

Customized Course Descriptions for IB LanguagesA customized course description for an external language course (see “External Language Certificates/Assessments” later in this chapter) can be provided. For example, students may receive credit for International Baccalaureate A-1, A-1 Self-taught, B and Ab Initio languages. Report the course using UXLC codes, and report the IB and language name in the course description field. For example:

External IB Languages Course CodesCode Title Description Credits

UXLC 11A External Language Certificate 11A External IB Self-taught Finnish 11A 4

UXLC 12A External Language Certificate 12A External IB Self-taught Finnish 12A 4

UXLC 11A External Language Certificate 11A External IB Mandarin A1 (HL) 11A 4

UXLC 12A External Language Certificate 12A External IB Mandarin A1 (HL) 12A 4



Advanced Placement Course Codes

Course Code Course Title

Graduation Program RequirementsStart Date Credits Special

Notes1995 Graduation Program 2004 Graduation Program

AP2DP 12 AP 2-D Design Portfolio 12 Fine Arts Fine Arts 10, 11 or 12

9/1/2001 4 Replaces APSAG

AP3DP 12 AP 3-D Design Portfolio 12 Fine Arts Fine Arts 10, 11 or 12

9/1/2001 4 Replaces APSAG

APBIO 12 AP Biology 12 9/1/1995 4

APCAL 12 AP Calculus AB 12 Mathematics Mathematics 11 or 12 9/1/1995 4

APCAL 12A AP Calculus BC 12A Mathematics Mathematics 11 or 12 9/1/1995 4

APCAL 12B AP Calculus BC 12B Mathematics Mathematics 11 or 12 9/1/1995 4

APCHE 12 AP Chemistry 12 9/1/1995 4

APCLC 12 AP Chinese Language and Culture 12 9/1/2006 4

APCGP 12 AP Comparative Government and Politics 12

9/1/1995 4

APCSC 12 AP Computer Science Applied Skills Applied Skills 10, 11 or 12

9/1/1995 4

APEN 12 AP English Language and Composition 12

9/1/1994 4

APELC 12 AP English Literature and Composition 12 9/1/1995 4

APENS 12 AP Environmental Science 12 Science Science 11 or 12 9/1/1996 4

APHI 12 AP European History 12 9/1/1994 4

APFRL 12 AP French Language 12 9/1/1995 4

APGE 12 AP German Language 12 9/1/1994 4

APAR 12 AP History of Art 12 Fine Arts Fine Arts 10, 11 or 12

9/1/1994 4

APHG 12 AP Human Geography 12 9/1/2000 4

APILC 12 AP Italian Language and Culture 12 9/1/2005 4

APJLC 12 AP Japanese Language and Culture 12 9/1/2006 4

APLA 12 AP Latin: Vergil 12 9/1/1994 4

APMA 12 AP Macroeconomics 12 9/1/2007 4

APMI 12 AP Microeconomics 12 9/1/2007 4

APMU 12 AP Music Theory 12 Fine Arts Fine Arts 10, 11 or 12

9/1/1994 4

APPHY 12 AP Physics B 12 9/1/1995 4

APPHC 12 AP Physics C 12 Science Science 11 or 12 9/1/1996 4

APPSY 12 AP Psychology 12 9/1/1997 4

APSLA 12 AP Spanish Language 12 9/1/1994 4

APSPL 12 AP Spanish Literature 12 9/1/1997 4

APSTA 12 AP Statistics 12 Mathematics Mathematics 11 or 12 9/1/1996 4

APSAD 12 AP Studio Art (Drawing) 12 Fine Arts Fine Arts 10, 11 or 12

9/1/1997 4

APUSG 12 AP United States Government and Politics 12

9/1/1997 4

APUSH 12 AP United States History 12 9/1/1997 4

APWH 12 AP World History 12 12/1/2002 4



International Baccalaureate Course Codes



Notes1995 Graduation Program

2004 Graduation Program

IBAHS 11 IB Art History (SL) 11 Fine Arts Fine Arts 10, 11 or 12

9/1/2002 4

IBAHS 12 IB Art History (SL) 12 Fine Arts Fine Arts 10, 11 or 12

9/1/2002 4

IBAVM 11 lB Arts visuels (NM) 11 Fine Arts Applied Skills/Fine Arts 10, 11 or 12

9/1/2009 4

IBAVM 12 lB Arts visuels (NM) 12 Fine Arts Applied Skills/Fine Arts 10, 11 or 12

9/1/2009 4

IBBIH 11 IB Biology (HL) 11 Science Science 11 or 12 9/1/1995 4

IBBIH 12A IB Biology (HL) 12A Science Science 11 or 12 9/1/1995 4

IBBIS 11 IB Biology (SL) 11 Science Science 11 or 12 9/1/1995 4

IBBIS 12 IB Biology (SL) 12 Science Science 11 or 12 9/1/1995 4

IBBOH 11 IB Business and Management (HL) 11


9/1/1997 4

IBBOH 12A IB Business and Management (HL) 12A


9/1/1997 4

IBBOS 11 IB Business and Management (SL) 11 Applied Skills Applied Skills 10, 11 or 12

9/1/1997 4

IBBOS 12 IB Business and Management (SL) 12


9/1/1997 4

IBCHH 11 IB Chemistry (HL) 11 Science Science 11 or 12 9/1/1995 4

IBCHH 12A IB Chemistry (HL) 12A Science Science 11 or 12 9/1/1995 4

IBGCH 11 IB Chemistry (SL) 11 Science Science 11 or 12 9/1/1995 4

IBGCH 12 IB Chemistry (SL) 12 Science Science 11 or 12 9/1/1995 4

IBCNM 11 lB Chimie (NM) 11 Science Science 11 or 12 9/1/2009 4

IBCNM 12 lB Chimie (NM) 12 Science Science 11 or 12 9/1/2009 4

IBCH2 11 lB Chimie (NS) 11 Science Science 11 or 12 9/1/2009 4

IBCH2 12 lB Chimie (NS) 12 Science Science 11 or 12 9/1/2009 4

IBCSH 11 IB Computer Science (HL) 11 Science or Applied Skills


9/1/1995 4

IBCSH 12A IB Computer Science (HL) 12A Science or Applied Skills


9/1/1995 4

IBCSS 11 IB Computer Science (SL) 11 Science or Applied Skills


9/1/1995 4

IBCSS 12 IB Computer Science (SL) 12 Science or Applied Skills


9/1/1995 4

IBCAF 11 lB Créativité, action et service 11 Applied Skills Applied Skills/Fine Arts 10, 11 or 12

9/1/2009 4

IBCAF 12 IB Créativité, action et service 12 Applied Skills Applied Skills/Fine Arts 10, 11 or 12

9/1/2009 4

IBCAS 11 IB Creativity, Action and Service Applied Skills Applied Skills 10, 11 or 12

9/1/1995 4

IBCAS 12 IB Creativity, Action and Service Applied Skills Applied Skills10, 11 or 12

9/1/1995 4

IBDTH 11 IB Design Technology (HL) 11 Applied Skills Applied Skills 1/9/2006 4

IBDTH 12 IB Design Technology (HL) 12 Applied Skills Applied Skills 1/9/2006 4

IBDT 11 IB Design Technology (SL) 11 Applied Skills Applied Skills10, 11 or 12

1/9/2001 4


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IBDT 12 IB Design Technology (SL) 12 Applied Skills Applied Skills10, 11 or 12

1/9/2001 4

IBECH 11 IB Economics (HL) 11 9/1/2004 4

IBECH 12A IB Economics (HL) 12A 9/1/1995 4

IBECS 11 IB Economics (SL) 11 9/1/1995 4

IBECS 12 IB Economics (SL) 12 9/1/1995 4

IBENH 11 IB English A1 (HL) 11 Language Arts 11 Language Arts 11 9/1/1995 4

IBENH 12A IB English A1 (HL) 12A 9/1/1995 4

IBENS 11 IB English A1 (SL) 11 Language Arts 11 Language Arts 11 9/1/1995 4

IBENS 12 IB English A1 (SL) 12 9/1/1995 4

IBENM 11 lB English A2 (NM) 11 9/1/2009 4

IBENM 12 lB English A2 (NM) 12 9/1/2009 4

IBEAN 11 lB English A2 (NS) 11 9/1/2009 4

IBEAN 12 lB English A2 (NS) 12 9/1/2009 4

IBESS 11 IB Environmental Systems (SL) 11 Science Science 11 or 12 9/1/1996 4

IBESS 12 IB Environmental Systems (SL) 12 Science Science 11 or 12 9/1/1996 4

IBESA 11 lB Espagnol AB 1 (NM) 11 9/1/2009 4

IBESA 12 lB Espagnol AB 1 (NM) 12 9/1/2009 4

IBFH 11 IB Film (HL) 11 Fine Arts Fine Arts 10, 11 or 12

9/1/2006 4

IBFH 12 IB Film (HL) 12 Fine Arts Fine Arts 10, 11 or 12

9/1/2006 4

IBF 11 IB Film (SL) 11 Fine Arts Fine Arts 10, 11 or 12

9/1/2004 4

IBF 12 IB Film (SL) 12 Fine Arts Fine Arts 10, 11 or 12

9/1/2002 4

IBFNM 11 lB Français A1 (NM) 11 Language Arts 11 Language Arts 11 9/1/2009 4

IBFNM 12 lB Français A1 (NM) 12 Language Arts 12 Language Arts 12 9/1/2009 4

IBFNS 11 lB Français A1 (NS) 11 Language Arts 11 Language Arts 11 9/1/2009 4

IBFNS 12 lB Français A1 (NS) 12 Language Arts 12 Language Arts 12 9/1/2009 4

IBFAH 11 IB French A2 (HL) 11 9/1/2006 4

IBFAH 12 IB French A2 (HL) 12 9/1/2006 4

IBFAS 11 IB French A2 (SL) 11 9/1/2006 4

IBFAS 12 IB French A2 (SL) 12 9/1/2006 4

IBFAB 11 IB French Ab 11 (SL)

IBFAB 12 IB French Ab 12 (SL)

IBFRH 11 IB French B (HL) 11 9/1/1995 4

IBFRH 12A IB French B (HL) 12A 9/1/1995 4

IBFRS 11 IB French B (SL) 11 9/1/1995 4

IBFRS 12A IB French B (SL) 12 9/1/1995 4

IBFM 11 IB Further Mathematics (SL) 11 Mathematics Mathematics 11 or 12

9/1/1995 4

IBFM 12 IB Further Mathematics (SL) 12 Mathematics Mathematics 11 or 12

9/1/1995 4








IBGGH 11 IB Geography (HL) 11 Social Studies 11 9/1/1995 4

IBGGH 12A

IB Geography (HL) 12A 9/1/1995 4

IBGGS 11 IB Geography (SL) 11 Social Studies 11 9/1/1995 4

IBGGS 12 IB Geography (SL) 12 9/1/1995 4

IBGEH 11 IB German B (HL) 11 9/1/1995 4

IBGEH 12A IB German B (HL) 12A 9/1/1995 4

IBGES 11 IB German B (SL) 11 9/1/1995 4

IBGES 12 IB German B (SL) 12 9/1/1995 4

IBHNM 11 lB Histoire (NM) 11 Social Studies 11 9/1/2009 4

IBHNM 12 lB Histoire (NM) 12 9/1/2009 4

IBHNS 11 lB Histoire (NS) 11 Social Studies 11 9/1/2009 4

IBHNS 12 lB Histoire (NS) 12 9/1/2009 4

IBHIH 11 IB History (HL) 11 Social Studies 11 9/1/1995 4

IBHIH 12A IB History (HL) 12A 9/1/1995 4

IBHIS 11 IB History (SL) 11 Social Studies 11 9/1/1995 4

IBHIS 12 IB History (SL) 12 9/1/1995 4

IBITH 11 IB Information Technology in a Global Society (HL) 11



9/1/2006 4

IBITH 12 IB Information Technology in a Global Society (HL) 12



9/1/2006 4

IBITS 11 IB Information Technology in a Global Society (SL) 11



9/1/1996 4

IBITS 12 IB Information Technology in a Global Society (SL) 12



9/1/1996 4

IBJA 11 IB Japanese Ab I (SL) 11 9/1/1995 4

IBJAA 12 IB Japanese Ab I (SL) 12 9/1/1995 4

IBJBH 11 IB Japanese B (HL) 11 9/1/2006 4

IBJBH 12 IB Japanese B (HL) 12 9/1/2006 4

IBJBS 11 IB Japanese B (SL) 11 9/1/2006 4

IBJBS 12 IB Japanese B (SL) 12 9/1/2006 4

IBLAH 11 IB Latin (HL) 11 9/1/1995 4

IBLAH 12A IB Latin (HL) 12A 9/1/1995 4

IBLAS 11 IB Latin (SL) 11 9/1/1995 4

IBLAS 12 IB Latin (SL) 12 9/1/1995 4

IBMAS 11 IB Mandarin Ab I (SL) 11 9/1/2006 4

IBMAS 12 IB Mandarin Ab I (SL) 12 9/1/2006 4

IBMNH 11 IB Mandarin B (HL) 11 9/1/1995 4

IBMNH 12A IB Mandarin B (HL) 12A 9/1/1995 4

IBMNS 11 IB Mandarin B (SL) 11 9/1/1995 4

IBMNS 12 IB Mandarin B (SL) 12 9/1/1995 4

IBMS 11 IB Mathematical Studies (SL) 11 Mathematics Mathematics 11 or 12

9/1/1995 4


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IBMS 12 IB Mathematical Studies (SL) 12 Mathematics Mathematics 11 or 12

9/1/1995 4

IBMC 11 IB Mathematics (HL) 11 Mathematics Mathematics 11 or 12

9/1/1995 4

IBMC 12A IB Mathematics (HL) 12A Mathematics Mathematics 11 or 12

9/1/1995 4

IBMM 11 IB Mathematics (SL) 11 Mathematics Mathematics 11 or 12

9/1/1995 4

IBMM 12 IB Mathematics (SL) 12 Mathematics Mathematics 11 or 12

9/1/1995 4

IBMNM 11 lB Mathématiques (NM) 11 Mathematics Mathematics 11 or 12

9/1/2009 4

IBMNM 12 lB Mathématiques (NM) 12 Mathematics Mathematics 11 or 12

9/1/2009 4

IBMCH 11 IB Music (HL) 11 Fine Arts Fine Arts 10, 11 or 12

9/1/1995 4

IBMCH 12A

IB Music (HL) 12A Fine Arts Fine Arts 10, 11 or 12

9/1/1995 4

IBMCS 11 IB Music (SL) 11 Fine Arts Fine Arts 10, 11 or 12

9/1/1995 4

IBMCS 12 IB Music (SL) 12 Fine Arts Fine Arts 10, 11 or 12

9/1/1995 4

IBMUM 11 lB Musique (NM) 11 Fine Arts Applied Skills/Fine Arts 10, 11 or 12

9/1/2009 4

IBMUM 12 lB Musique (NM) 12 Fine Arts Applied Skills/Fine Arts 10, 11 or 12

9/1/2009 4

IBPHL 11 IB Philosophy (HL) 11 9/1/2006 4

IBPHL 12 IB Philosophy (HL) 12 9/1/2006 4

IBPHY 11 IB Philosophy (SL) 11 9/1/2006 4

IBPHY12 IB Philosophy (SL) 12 9/1/2001 4

IBPHH 11 IB Physics (HL) 11 Science Science 11 or 12 9/1/1995 4

IBPHH 12A IB Physics (HL) 12A Science Science 11 or 12 9/1/1995 4

IBPHS 11 IB Physics (SL) 11 Science Science 11 or 12 9/1/1995 4

IBPHS 12 IB Physics (SL) 12 Science Science 11 or 12 9/1/1995 4

IBPNM 11 lB Physique (NM) 11 Science Science 11 or 12 9/1/2009 4

IBPNM 12 lB Physique (NM) 12 Science Science 11 or 12 9/1/2009 4

IBPSH 11 IB Psychology (HL) 11 9/1/2006 4

IBPSH 12 IB Psychology (HL) 12 9/1/2006 4

IBPSY 11 IB Psychology (SL) 11 9/1/2006 4

IBPSY12 IB Psychology (SL) 12 9/1/2001 4

IBRUS 11 IB Russian Ab I (SL) 11 9/1/1995 4

IBRUS 12 IB Russian Ab I (SL) 12 9/1/1995 4

IBSEM 11 lB Sciences de l’environnement (NM) 11

Science Science 11 or 12 9/1/2009 4

IBSEM 12 lB Sciences de l’environnement (NM) 12


IBSAH 11 IB Social Anthropology (HL) 11 9/1/1996 4








IBSAH 12A IB Social Anthropology (HL) 12A 9/1/1995 4

IBSAS 11 IB Social Anthropology (SL) 11 9/1/1996 4

IBSAS 12 IB Social Anthropology (SL) 12 9/1/1996 4

IBSPA 11 IB Spanish Ab I (SL) 11 9/1/2006 4

IBSPA 12 IB Spanish Ab I (SL) 12 9/1/2006 4

IBSPH 11 IB Spanish B (HL) 11 9/1/1995 4

IBSPH 12A IB Spanish B (HL) 12A 9/1/1995 4

IBSPS 11 IB Spanish B (SL) 11 9/1/1995 4

IBSPS 12 IB Spanish B (SL) 12 9/1/1995 4

IBTAH 11 IB Theatre Arts (HL) 11 Fine Arts Fine Arts 10, 11 or 12

9/1/1995 4

IBTAH 12A IB Theatre Arts (HL) 12A Fine Arts Fine Arts 10, 11 or 12

9/1/1995 4

IBTAS 11 IB Theatre Arts (SL) 11 Fine Arts Fine Arts 10, 11 or 12

9/1/1995 4

IBTAS 12 IB Theatre Arts (SL) 12 Fine Arts Fine Arts 10, 11 or 12

9/1/1995 4

IBTC 11 IB Théorie de la connaissance 11

9/1/2009 4

IBTC 12 IB Théorie de la connaissance 12

9/1/2009 4

IBTK 11 IB Theory of Knowledge 11 9/1/1983 4

IBTK 12 IB Theory of Knowledge 12 9/1/1983 4

IBARH 11 IB Visual Arts (HL) 11 Fine Arts Fine Arts 10, 11 or 12

9/1/1995 4

IBARH 12A IB Visual Arts (HL) 12A Fine Arts Fine Arts 10, 11 or 12

9/1/1995 4

IBARS 11 IB Visual Arts (SL) 11 Fine Arts Fine Arts 10, 11 or 12

9/1/1995 4

IBARS 12 IB Visual Arts (SL) 12 Fine Arts Fine Arts 10, 11 or 12

9/1/1995 4

IBWCH 11 IB World Cultures (HL) 11 9/1/2006 4

IBWCH 12 IB World Cultures (HL) 12 9/1/2006 4

IBWCS 11 IB World Cultures (SL) 11 9/1/2006 4

IBWCS 12 IB World Cultures (SL) 12 9/1/2002 4

International Baccalaureate Courses - Contact Information

International Baccalaureate ProgramBob Poole phone: 604.733.8980Director fax: 604.733.8970Vancouver Office email: [email protected] website: www.ibo.org


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External Adult Basic Education Course InformationAny student who presents a transcript from a public post-secondary institution, showing successful completion of the course(s) indicated is entitled to credit towards secondary graduation. Assign the number of credits in the “Credits” column of the table, not the number of credits on the post-secondary transcript. Post-secondary institutions use a different letter grade system. Refer to the transcript notations or the institution’s calendar to determine the appropriate Grade percentage and letter grade. If it is not possible to assign a percentage and letter grade, assign Transfer Standing “TS.”

Please refer to the Adult Basic Education courses in the table for ABE courses.

For additional information on the Adult Graduation Program and ABE courses, see Chapter 3 of the Handbook of Procedures.

External Adult Basic Education Course Codes





UABEA 11 ABE Advanced Accounting 11 Applied Skills Applied Skills 10, 11 or 12

9/1/1998 4 Meets Math requirement for Adult Dogwood

UABEB 11 ABE Advanced Biology 11 Science Science 11 or 12 9/1/1998 4UABEB 12 ABE Provincial Biology 12 Science Science 11 or 12 9/1/1998 4UABEC 11 ABE Advanced Computer Studies 11 Applied Skills Applied Skills

10, 11 or 129/1/1998 4

UABEC 12 ABE Provincial Computer Studies 12 Applied Skills Applied Skills 10, 11 or 12

9/1/1998 4

UABEE 10 ABE Intermediate English 10 Language Arts 10 Language Arts 10 9/1/1998 4UABEE 11 ABE Advanced English 11 Language Arts 11 Language Arts 11 9/1/1998 4UABEE 12 ABE Provincial English 12 Language Arts 12 Language Arts 12 9/1/1998 4UABEG 10 ABE Intermediate General and

Applied Science 10Science Science 10 9/1/1998 4

UABEG 11 ABE Advanced General and Applied Science 11


UABEG 12 ABE Provincial General and Applied Science 12


UABEH 11 ABE Advanced Chemistry 11 Science Science 11 or 12 9/1/1998 4UABEH 12 ABE Provincial Chemistry 12 Science Science 11 or 12 9/1/1998 4UABEM 10 ABE Intermediate Mathematics 10 Mathematics Mathematics

10, 11 or 129/1/1998 4

UABEM 11 ABE Advanced Mathematics 11 Mathematics Mathematics 11 or 12

9/1/1998 4

UABEM 12 ABE Provincial Mathematics 12 Mathematics Mathematics 11 or 12

9/1/1998 4

UABEP 11 ABE Advanced Physics 11 Science Science 11 or 12 9/1/1998 4UABEP 12 ABE Provincial Physics 12 Science Science 11 or 12 9/1/1998 4UABER 12 ABE Provincial Education and

Career Planning 129/1/1998 4 Adult

Diploma Only

UABES 11 ABE Advanced Social Sciences 11 Social Studies Social Studies 9/1/1998 4

UABES 12 ABE Provincial Social Sciences 12 9/1/1998 4



External Dance Course Codes



Graduation Program Requirements

Start Date Credits Special Notes1995 Graduation

Program

2004 Graduation

Program

UDPJ 10 ADAPT: Jazz 10Report credit for: Intermediate 2


9/1/2007 4

UDPJ 11 ADAPT: Jazz 11Report credit for: Intermediate 3


9/1/2003 4

UDPJ 12A ADAPT: Jazz 12AReport credit for: Pre-Advanced


9/1/2003 4

UDPJ 12B ADAPT: Jazz 12BReport credit for: Advanced


9/1/2003 4

UDPT 10 ADAPT: Tap 10Report credit for: Intermediate 2


9/1/2007 4

UDPT 11 ADAPT: Tap 11Report credit for: Intermediate 3


9/1/2003 4

UDPT 12A ADAPT: Tap 12A Report credit for: Pre-Advanced


9/1/2003 4

UDPT 12B ADAPT: Tap 12BReport credit for: Advanced


9/1/2003 4

UAMD 10 AIDT: Modern Dance 10 Report credit for: Preparatory/Pre-level 1 or Final/Pre-level 2

Fine Arts FIne Arts 10, 11 or 12

9/1/2008 4

UAMD 11 AIDT: Modern Dance 11Report credit for: Preliminary Junior/ Pre-level 1 or Preliminary/Pre-level 2


9/1/2002 4

UAMD 12A AIDT: Modern Dance 12A Report credit for: Elementary/Senior Level 1, Intermediate/Senior Level 2, or Advanced/Senior Level 3


9/1/2008 4

UAMD 12B AIDT: Modern Dance 12B Report credit for: Elementary/Senior Level 1, Intermediate/Senior Level 2, or Advanced/Senior Level 3


9/1/2008 4

UATT 10 AIDT: Tap Dance 10 Report credit for: Bronze Lower/Pre-level 1 or Bronze Higher/Pre-level 2 (Bronze Star)


4

UATT 11 AIDT: Tap Dance 11Report credit for: Silver Lower/Pre-level 3 or Higher/Senior Level 1 (Silver Star)


9/1/2002 4 Formerly UATT 11A & 11B for 2 credits each

UATT 12 AIDT: Tap Dance 12Report credit for: Gold Lower/Senior Level 2 or Gold/Higher (Gold Star)


9/1/2002 4

UCAB 10 CDTA: Ballet 10Report credit for: Elementary


9/1/2007 4

UCAB 11 CDTA: Ballet 11Report credit for: Intermediate


9/1/2007 4

UCAB 12 CDTA: Ballet 12Report credit for: Advanced


9/1/2007 4

UCAJ 10 CDTA: Jazz 10Report credit for: Bronze Medal


9/1/2007 4


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Program

2004 Graduation

Program

UCAJ 11 CDTA: Jazz 11Report credit for: CDTA Elementary Jazz


9/1/2000 4 Formerly UCAJ 11A & 11B for 2 credits each

UCAJ 12A CDTA: Jazz 12AReport credit for: CDTA Silver Medal


9/1/2007 4

UCAJ 12B CDTA Jazz 12BReport credit for: Gold Medal


9/1/2007 4

UCAT 10 CDTA: Tap 10 Report credit for: CDTA Elementary or Silver Medal


4

UCAT 11 CDTA: Tap 11Report credit for: CDTA Tap Intermediate or Gold Medal


9/1/2000 4 Formerly UCAT 11A & 11B for 2 credits each

UCAT 12A CDTA: Tap 12AReport credit for: CDTA Tap Advanced


9/1/2000 4

UCAT 12B CDTA: Tap 12BReport credit for: Gold Star Medal


9/1/2000 4

ULAC 10 Chinese Dance Syllabus (Lorita Leung Dance Association) 10 Report credit for: Grade 7 Chinese Dance Syllabus


9/1/2002 4



9/1/2002 4



9/1/2002 4

UHLD 11 Highland Dancing 11Report credit for:either British Association Teachers’ of

Dancing - Premier Award and Grade 5; Theory

or Scottish Dance Teachers’ Alliance - Scottish Award 5 and Theory Grade Exam 5;

or United Kingdom Alliance of Professional Teachers of Dancing Premier Cup 1 and Theory Test 5.


9/1/2000 4

UHLD 12 Highland Dancing 12Report credit for Associate Level for:either British Association Teachers’ of

Dancing;or Scottish Dance Teachers’ Alliance;or United Kingdom Alliance of

Professional Teachers of Dancing.


9/1/2000 4

UIDC 10 ISTD: Cecchetti 10Report credit for: Grade 6


9/1/2007 4

UIDC 11 ISTD: Cecchetti 11Report credit for: Intermediate


9/1/1999 4 Formerly UIDC 11A

& 11B for 2 credits each







Program

2004 Graduation

Program

UIDC 12A ISTD: Cecchetti 12AReport credit for: Advanced 1


9/1/1999 4

UIDC 12B ISTD: Cecchetti 12BReport credit for: Advanced 2


9/1/1999 4

UIDB 11 ISTD: Imperial Ballet 11Report credit for: Imperial Ballet Intermediate


9/1/2000 4 Formerly UIDB 11A

& 11B for 2 credits each

UIDB 12A ISTD: Imperial Ballet 12AReport credit for: Imperial Ballet Advanced 1


9/1/2000 4

UIDB 12B ISTD: Imperial Ballet 12BReport credit for: Imperial Ballet Advanced 2


9/1/2000 4

UIDMT 10 ISTD: Modern Theatre Dance 10Report credit for: Intermediate Modern (formerly Pre-elementary)


9/1/2008 4 Formerly UIDMT 10A & 10B for 2 credits each

UIDMT 11 ISTD: Modern Theatre Dance 11Report credit for: Advanced 1 (formerly Intermediate)



UIDMT 12 ISTD: Modern Theatre Dance 12Report credit for: Advanced 2 Modern (formerly Advanced)



UNAT 10 NATD: Tap 10Report credit for: Advanced 2


9/1/2007 4 Formerly UNAT 10A & 10B for 2 credits each

URAD 10 Royal Academy of Dancing 10Report credit for: Intermediate Foundation


9/1/2007 4

URAD 11 Royal Academy of Dancing 11Report Credit for: Classical Ballet: Intermediate (formerly Elementary)


9/1/1999 4

URAD 12A Royal Academy of Dancing 12AReport credit for: Classical Ballet: Advanced Foundation or Advanced 1


9/1/1999 4 Credit for Advanced 1

in URAD 12A

URAD 12B Royal Academy of Dancing 12BReport credit for: Classical Ballet: Advanced 1 or Advanced 2


9/1/1999 4 or URAD 12B,

not both


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External Drama, Speech and Communications Course Codes



Start Date Credits Special Notes1995 Graduation Program

2004 Graduation Progarm

ULMA 11 LCM: Acting 11Report credit for: Grade 6 or 7 or 8


9/1/2000 2

ULMD 11 LCM: Duologue 11Report credit for: Grade 8


9/1/2000 2

ULMMT 11 LCM: Music Theatre 11Report credit for: Grade 7 or 8


9/1/2000 2

ULMSD 11 LCM: Speech and Drama 11Report credit for: Grade 6 or 7 or 8


9/1/2000 2

URMSD 10 RCM: Speech Arts and Drama 10Report credit for: Practical Grade 7 and Speech Arts Theory Level 1


4

URMSD 11 RCM: Speech Arts and Drama 11Report credit for: either Practical Grade 8 and Speech

Arts History and Literature Theory Level 1

or Practical Grade 9 and Speech Arts Theory Level 2 plus Speech Arts History and Literature Theory Level 2


9/1/2000 4

URMSD 12 RCM: Speech Arts and Drama 12Report credit for: Practical Grade 10 and Speech Arts Theory Level 3 plus Speech Arts History and Literature Theory Level 3


9/1/2000 4

UTCEC 10 Trinity Guildhall: Communication Skills 10Report credit for: Grade 5


9/1/2004 2



9/1/1999 2



9/1/1999 2

UTCD 10 Trinity Guildhall: Drama 10Report credit for: Grade 5


4



9/1/1999 4



9/1/1999 4

UTCMT 10 Trinity Guildhall: Musical Theatre 10Report credit for Grade 5


9/1/2004 4

UTCMT 11 Trinity Guildhall: Musical Theatre 11Report credit for Grade 6


9/1/2003 4

UTCMT 12 Trinity Guildhall: Musical Theatre 12Report Credit for Grade 7


9/1/2003 4

UTCPA 10 Trinity Guildhall: Performance Arts 10Report credit for Grade 5


9/1/2003 4



9/1/2003 4



9/1/2003 4



External Drama, Speech and Communications Course Codes




2004 Graduation Progarm

UTCSD 10 Trinity Guildhall: Speech and Drama 10Report credit for: Grade 5


9/1/2004 4



9/1/1999 4



9/1/1999 4

External Drama, Speech and Communications Courses - Contact Information

London College of Music – Speech and DramaJanice K. Brown phone: 604.738.2082 Representative 904 West 22nd Avenue Vancouver, BC V5Z 2A1

Certificates from the London College of Music are 8.25" × 11.5" and are signed by the Director. The certificates state the student’s name, standing, Grade and instrument, and are dated with the month and year of issue.

London College of Music Standing (out of possible 100)

Pass 65 Merit 75 Honours 85

Royal Conservatory of Music – Speech & DramaRCM Examinations phone: 905.501.0909 5865 McLaughlin Road fax: 905.501.0909 Unit 4 website: www.rcmexaminations.org Mississauga, Ontario L5R 1B8

Certificates are 8.5" × 11" and are signed by the Chairman, Academic Council and President, The Royal Conservatory of Music and the Chief Examiner, RCM Examinations. They state the student’s name, grade, subject completed and level of achievement.

Levels of Achievement

Standing Mark Distinction 90 - 100 First Class 80 - 89 Honours 70 - 79 Pass 60 - 69



External Music Course Codes





UABM 10 Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music 10Report credit for: Grade 5 Practical and Grade 4 Theory: Piano, Strings, Woodwinds, Brass, Harpsichord, Organ, Guitar, Harp, Percussion and Singing


9/1/2000 4



9/1/2000 4



9/1/2000 4

UBCCM 10 BC Conservatory of Music 10Report credit for: Grade 6 Piano and Grade 1 Intermediate Rudiments


2/1/2004 4

UBCCM 11 BC Conservatory of Music 11Report credit for: Grade 7 Piano and Grade 2 Advanced Rudiments


9/1/1999 4

UBCCM 12 BC Conservatory of Music 12Report credit for: Grade 8 Piano and Grade 2 Advanced Rudiments


9/1/1999 4

UCCM 10 Chinese Central Conservatory of Music 10 Report credit for: Theory & History PLUS Grade 7 Practical: Erhu, Zheng, Pipa, Yangqin, Zhongruan, Dizi


9/1/2007 4



9/1/2007 2



9/1/2007 2

UMWB 10A Conservatory Canada 10AReport credit for: Grade 6 Practical and Theory 2 - Classical or Contemporary Idioms: Voice, Piano, Strings, Woodwinds, Brass.


2/1/2007 4 students can receive credit for UMWB 10A OR UMWB 10B, not both


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UMWB 10B Conservatory Canada 10BReport credit for:Grade 6 Practical and Theory 2 Classical or Contemporary Idioms: Voice, Piano, Strings, Woodwinds, Brass



UMWB 10C Conservatory Canada 10CReport credit for:Grade 6 Practical – Classical or Contemporary Idioms; Voice, Piano, Strings, Woodwinds, Brass


9/1/2007 2 prerequisite of UMWB 10A or UMWB 10B

UMWB 11A Conservatory Canada 11AReport credit for: Grade 7 Practical and Theory 3 Classical or Contemporary Idioms: Voice, Piano, Strings, Woodwinds, Brass.



UMWB 11B Conservatory Canada 11BReport credit for:Grade 7 Practical and Theory 3 Classical or Contemporary Idioms: Voice, Piano, Strings, Woowinds, Brass






UMWB 12A Conservatory Canada 12AReport credit for: Grade 8 Practical and Theory 4 Classical or Contemporary Idioms: Voice, Piano, Strings, Woodwinds, Brass.



UMWB 12B Conservatory Canada 12BReport credit for:Grade 8 Practical and Theory 4 Classical or Contemporary Idioms: Voice, Piano, Strings, Woodwinds, Brass






ULCM 10 London College of Music 10Report credit for:either Grade 4 Practical

and Grade 4 Theory: Strings, Classical Guitar, Electric and Bass Guitar, Woodwinds, Voice;

or Grade 6 Practical and Grade 5 Theory: Piano, Electronic Organ;

or Grade 7 Practical and Grade 5 Theory: Electronic Keyboard


9/1/2000 4








ULCM 11 London College of Music 11Report credit for: either Grade 5 Practical

and Grade 5 Theory: Strings, Classical Guitar, Electric and Bass Guitar, Woodwinds, Voice;

or Grade 6 Practical and Grade 5 Theory: Piano, Electronic Organ;

or Grade 7 Practical and Grade 5 Theory: Electronic Keyboard


9/1/2000 4

ULCM 12 London College of Music 12Report credit for: either Grade 6 Practical and

Theory 5: Strings, Classical Guitar, Electric Guitar, Bass Guitar, Woodwinds, Voice;

or Grade 7 Practical and Theory 5: Piano, Electric Organ;

or Grade 8 and Theory 5: Electronic Keyboard

Fine Arts


9/1/2000 4

UMRC 10 Royal Conservatory Music 10Report credit for: either Grade 6 Practical and

Rudiments 1: Voice, Piano, Strings, Guitar, Accordion, Harp;

or Grade 4 Practical and Rudiments 1: Brass, Woodwinds, Percussion, Recorder


9/1/1996 4

UMRC 11 Royal Conservatory Music 11Report credit for: either Grade 7 Practical and

Rudiments 2: Voice, Piano, Strings, Guitar, Accordion, Harp;

or Grade 6 Practical and Rudiments 2: Brass, Woodwinds, Percussion, Recorder


9/1/1996 4

UMRC 12 Royal Conservatory Music 12Report credit for: Strings, Guitar, Grade 8 Practical and Rudiments 2: Voice, Piano, Accordion, Woodwind, Brass, Percussion, Recorder


9/1/1996 4

URSL 11 Scottish Qualifications Authority: Drumming 11Report credit for: Pipe Band Drumming - Level 4


9/1/2006 4 Formerly Piper and Drumming Qualifications Board, Level 2

URSL 12 Scottish Qualifications Authority: Drumming 12Report credit for: Pipe Band Drumming - Level 6 plus Pipe Band Studies Level 1




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UIOP 11 Scottish Qualifications Authority: Piping 11Report credit for: Level 4 Certificate in Piping (Bagpipe)



UIOP 12 Scottish Qualifications Authority: Piping 12Report credit for: Level 5 or 6 Certificate in Piping


9/1/2005 4 Formerly Piper and Drumming Qualifications Board, Level 3 or 4

UTCM 10 Trinity Guildhall: Music 10Report credit for: Grade 4 Practical. Includes any musical instrument examined plus voice.


9/1/1999 4

UTCM 11 Trinity Guildhall: Music 11Report credit for: Grade 5 Practical. Includes any musical instrument examined plus voice


9/1/1999 4

UTCM 12 Trinity Guildhall: Music 12Report credit for: Grade 7 Practical. Includes any musical instrument examined plus voice.


9/1/1999 4

UMVC 10 Victoria Conservatory Music 10Report credit for: Grade 6 Practical and Grade 6 Theory: Voice, Piano, Strings, Guitar, Woodwinds, Brass, Percussion, Recorder


2/1/2004 4

UMVC 11 Victoria Conservatory Music 11Report credit for: Grade 7 Practical and Grade 7 Theory: Voice, Piano, Strings, Guitar, Woodwinds, Brass, Percussion, Recorder


9/1/1996 4

UMVC 12 Victoria Conservatory Music 12Report credit for: Grade 8 Practical and Grade 8 Theory: Voice, Piano Strings, Guitar, Woodwinds, Brass, Percussion, Recorder


9/1/1996 4



External Languages - Credit from Certificates or Assessments Information

External Languages Reporting Details and DocumentationThere are four ways a student may receive credit for language learning acquired outside the regular classroom:

1. Equivalency

A student who presents appropriate documentation will be eligible to receive equivalency for the following Ministry-Authorized language courses:

American Sign Language – Arabic – Croatian – French – German – Halq’eméylem – Heiltsuk – Hilzaqvla – Hul’q’umi’num’ – Italian – Japanese – Korean – Kwak’wala – Liqwala/Kwakwala – Mandarin – Nle?kepmxcin – nsíylxc n – Nuu-chah-nulth – Punjabi – Russian – Secwepemctsin – Shashishalem – Sim’algaxhl Nisga’a – Sm’algyax – Spanish – Tsek’ene – Upper St’át’imcets

2. External Language Certificates

External Language Certificates are used to assess credit in all languages other than American Sign Language, Arabic, Croatian, French, German, Halq’eméylem, Heiltsuk, Hilzaqvla, Hul’q’umi’num’, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Kwak’wala, Liqwala/Kwakwala, Mandarin, Nle?kepmxcin, nsíylxcən, Nuu-chah-nulth, Punjabi, Russian, Secwepemctsin, Shashishalem, Sim’algaxhl Nisga’a, Sm’algyax, Spanish, Tsek’ene, Upper St’át’imcets or to grant credit in these 27 languages for documented learning that may not meet the criteria for Equivalency. In all cases, the learning must be documented on an educational certificate. A student who presents appropriate documentation will be eligible to receive credit for all other languages not listed above.

a. Certificates from Other Canadian Provinces and Territories (Please see the “External Language Certificates Codes” table, pp. 96-98, for detailed information.)

b. Certificates from International Educational Jurisdictions

Example 1: Student completed Grade 7 in Thailand: Report External Thai 10A

The Ministry provides the following guidelines: If a student completed the last year of elementary education in a first language or using a language other than English as the language of instruction, use UXLC 10A.

UXLC 10A External Language Certificate 10A 4 Credits


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Example 2: Student completed one year of junior secondary school (Grade 8) in Thailand: Report External Thai 11A

The Ministry provides the following guidelines: If a student completed one year of junior secondary education in a first language or using a language other than English as the language of instruction, use UXLC 11A.


Example 3: Student completed two years of junior secondary school (Grade 9) in Thailand: Report External Thai 12A

The Ministry provides the following guidelines:

If a student completed an additional year of junior secondary education in a first language or using a language other than English as the language of instruction, use UXLC 12A.


3. External Language Assessments

A student presents documentation of one of the language assessments listed. The student then receives credit as indicated in the “External Language Certificates Codes” table (pp. 99-100). Please see the course code table for detailed information – credits vary.

The language assessments listed may not be available in all communities throughout BC. In addition, an assessment may only be offered once throughout the year. It is the responsibility of the student to contact specific organizations for details and to plan accordingly.

4. Official Languages Programs

ULEP 11 British Columbia-Quebec Six-Month 4 Credits Bilingual Exchange Program

A reciprocal exchange program is available for a limited number of Grade 10/11 French Immersion and Francophone Program students. Quebec students live with BC families for three months and attend BC schools. Later in the school year, BC students live with Quebec families for three months and attend Quebec schools. Students apply through participating schools.

In order to earn credit, students will present a letter indicating successful completion of the program.



ULBP 12 Explore Program 4 Credits

This bursary covering room, board and tuition enables Anglophone students who have completed at least Grade 11 to enroll in five-week immersion courses in French. For detailed information, please visit www.myexplore.ca

To earn credit, students will present a letter from the Explore Institution attended, indicating successful completion.

UDC 12 Destination Clic Program 4 Credits

This bursary covering room, board, and tuition enables Francophone students who have completed at least Grade 11 to enrol in five-week courses to enrich their French language skills by visiting other regions of the country. For detailed information, please visit www.destinationclic.ca

To earn credit, students will present a letter from the Destination Clic Institution attended, indicating successful completion.

UDC 10 Destination Clic Program 2 Credits

This bursary covering room, board, and tuition enables Francophone students ages 14-15 to enrol in three-week courses to enrich their French language skills by visiting other regions of the country. For detailed information, please visit www.destinationclic.ca

To earn credit, students will present a letter from the Destination Clic institution attended, indicating successful completion.


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External Language Exam Course Codes

Course Code

Course title/Assessment

CompetencyCredits

Listening Speaking Reading Writing

CHINESE

UHSK 12D BCT (Business Chinese Test) X X X X 4

UHSK 12C C.TEST (Test of Practical Chinese) X X 2

UHSK 10A HSK (Threshold) X X X 3

UHSK 11A HSK (Basic) (level 1-3) X X 2

UHSK 11B HSK (Elementary) (level 3-8) X X 2

UHSK 12A HSK (Intermediate) (level 3-8) X X 2

UHSK 12B HSK (Advanced) (level 9-11) X X X X 4

UTOP 10A TOP (listening/reading) Beginner X X 2

UTOP 11A TOP (listening/reading) Basic X X 2

UTOP 12A TOP (listening/ reading) Intermediate X X 2

UTOP 12B TOP (listening/reading) Advanced X X 2

UTOP 12C TOP (Speaking) Basic-Fluent X 1

UTOP 12D TOP (Writing) Basic-Fluent X 1

UHSK 10B YCT (Youth Chinese Test) X X X 3

DUTCH

UCNVT 11A CNaVT (Dutch) A2 CEFR X X X X 4

UCNVT 12A CNaVT (Dutch) B1 CEFR X X X X 4

UCNVT 12B CNaVT (Dutch) B2 CEFR X X X X 4

UCNVT 12C CNaVT (Dutch) C1 CEFR X X X X 4

FRENCH

UDELF 10A D.E.L.F. (French) A1 CEFR X X X X 4

UDELF 11A D.E.L.F. (French) A2 CEFR X X X X 4

UDELF 12A D.E.L.F. (French) B1 CEFR X X X X 4

UDELF 12B D.E.L.F. (French) B2 CEFR X X X X 4

UTFI 10A TFI (French) 10-250 X X 2



UTFI 12B TFI (French) 605-780 X X 2

UTFI 12C TFI (French) 785-900 X X 2

UTFI 12D TFI (French) 905-990 X X 2

GERMAN

USPRA 11B Deutsches Sprachdiplom A2 (German) A2 CEFR X X X X 4

USPRA 12D Deutsches Sprachdiplom I (German) B1 CEFR X X X X 4

USPRA 12E Deutsches Sprachdiplom II (German) B2 CEFR X X X X 4

UGZ 10A Goethe-Zertifikat (German) A1 CEFR X X X X 4

UGZ 11A Goethe-Zertifikat (German) A2 CEFR X X X X 4

UGZ 12A Goethe-Zertifikat (German) B1 CEFR X X X X 4

UGZ 12B Goethe-Zertifikat (German) B2 CEFR X X X X 4

UGZ 12C Goethe-Zertifikat (German) C1 CEFR X X X X 4

UGZ 12D Goethe-Zertifikat (German) C2 CEFR X X X X 4

USPRA 11A Zentrale Deutschprufung Niveau (German) A2 CEFR X X X X 4

ITALIAN

UCILS 10A CILS (Italian) A1 CEFR X X X X 4

UCILS 11A CILS (Italian) A2 CEFR X X X X 4



Course Code


CompetencyCredits


ITALIAN

UCILS 12A CILS (Italian) B1 CEFR X X X X 4

UCILS 12B CILS (Italian) B2 CEFR X X X X 4

UCILS 12C CILS (Italian) C1 CEFR X X X X 4

UCILS 12D CILS (Italian) C2 CEFR X X X X 4

JAPANESE

UJLPT 10A The Japanese Proficiency Test (Beginner) X X 2

UJLPT 11A The Japanese Proficiency Test (Basic) X X 2

UJLPT 12A The Japanese Proficiency Test (Lower Intermediate) X X 2

UJLPT 12B The Japanese Proficiency Test (Intermediate) X X 2

UJLPT 12C The Japanese Proficiency Test (Advanced) X X 2

PORTUGUESE

UPORT 11A CIPLE - (Certificado Inicial de Português Língua Estrangeira) X X X X 4

UPORT 12A DEPLE - (Diploma Elementar de Português Língua Estrangeira) X X X X 4

UPORT 12B DIPLE - (Diploma Intermédio de Português Língua Estrangeira) X X X X 4

UPORT 12C DAPLE - (Diploma Avançado de Português Língua Estrangeira) X X X X 4

UPORT 12D DUPLE - (Diploma Universitário de Português Língua Estrangeira) X X X X 4

SPANISH

UDELE 10A DELE (Spanish) A1 CEFR X X X X 4

UDELE 12A DELE (Spanish) B1 CEFR X X X X 4

UDELE 12B DELE (Spanish) B2 CEFR X X X X 4

UDELE 12D DELE (Spanish) C2 CEFR X X X X 4

MULTIPLE LANGUAGES*

** AP e.g.: Chinese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Latin, Spanish X X X X 4

** IB e.g.: Arabic, Bulgarian, Croatian, Dutch, Italian, Korean, Vietnamese. X X X X 4

ULTIN 10 LTI language Proficiency Tests (Novice) e.g.: Bulgarian, Dutch, Italian, Korean, Polish, Punjabi X X 2

ULTII 11A LTI language Proficiency Tests (Intermediate) e.g.: Bulgarian, Dutch, Italian, Korean, Polish, Punjabi X X 2

ULTIA 12A LTI language Proficiency Tests (Advanced) e.g.: Bulgarian, Dutch, Italian, Korean, Polish, Punjabi X X 2

ULTIS 12A LTI language Proficiency Tests (Superior) e.g.: Bulgarian, Dutch, Italian, Korean, Polish, Punjabi X X 2

ULTIN 10B LTI language Proficiency Tests (Novice) e.g.: Bulgarian, Dutch, Italian, Korean, Polish, Punjabi X X 2

ULTII 11B LTI language Proficiency Tests (Intermediate) e.g.: Bulgarian, Dutch, Italian, Korean, Polish, Punjabi X X 2

ULTIA 12B LTI language Proficiency Tests (Advanced) e.g.: Bulgarian, Dutch, Italian, Korean, Polish, Punjabi X X 2

ULTIS 12B LTI language Proficiency Tests (Superior) e.g.: Bulgarian, Dutch, Italian, Korean, Polish, Punjabi X X 2


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Course Code


CompetencyCredits


ULTIN 10C LTI language Proficiency Tests (Novice) e.g.: Bulgarian, Dutch, Italian, Korean, Polish, Punjabi X X 2

ULTI 11C LTI language Proficiency Tests (Intermediate) e.g.: Bulgarian, Dutch, Italian, Korean, Polish, Punjabi X X 2

ULTIA 12C LTI language Proficiency Tests (Advanced) e.g.: Bulgarian, Dutch, Italian, Korean, Polish, Punjabi X X 2

ULTIS 12C LTI language Proficiency Tests (Superior) e.g.: Bulgarian, Dutch, Italian, Korean, Polish, Punjabi X X 2

USAT 12A SAT e.g.: Chinese, French, German, Hebrew, Japanese, Korean, Italian, Latin, Spanish. X X 2

USAT 12B SAT e.g.: Chinese, French, German, Hebrew, Japanese, Korean, Italian, Latin, Spanish. X X 2

USAT 12C SAT e.g.: Chinese, French, German, Hebrew, Japanese, Korean, Italian, Latin, Spanish. X X 2

MULTIPLE LANGUAGES*

USTMN 10A Stamp (Novice): Japanese, Mandarin, German, Italian, French and Spanish X X X 3

USTMI 11A Stamp (Intermediate):Japanese, Mandarin, German, Italian, French and Spanish X X X 3

USTMA 12A Stamp (Advanced): Japanese, Mandarin, German, Italian, French and Spanish X X X 3

USTMS 12A Stamp (Superior): Japanese, Mandarin, German, Italian, French and Spanish X X X 3

USTMN 10B Stamp (Novice): Japanese, Mandarin, German, Italian, French and Spanish) X X X 3

USTMI 11B Stamp (Intermediate): Japanese, Mandarin, German, Italian, French and Spanish X X X 3

USTMA 12B Stamp (Advanced): Japanese, Mandarin, German, Italian, French and Spanish X X X 3

USTMS 12B Stamp (Superior): Japanese, Mandarin, German, Italian, French and Spanish X X X 3

USTMN 10C Stamp (Novice): Japanese, Mandarin, German, Italian, French and Spanish X X X 3

USTMI 11C Stamp (Intermediate): Japanese, Mandarin, German, Italian, French and Spanish X X X 3

USTMA 12C Stamp (Advanced): Japanese, Mandarin, German, Italian, French and Spanish X X X 3

USTMS 12C Stamp (Superior): Japanese, Mandarin, German, Italian, French and Spanish X X X 3

UCLES 12A UCLES e.g.: Arabic, Italian, Polish, Punjabi, Russian, Urdu. X X X X 4

UCLES 12B UCLES e.g.: Arabic, Italian, Polish, Punjabi, Russian, Urdu. X X X X 4

UCLES 12C UCLES e.g.: Arabic, Italian, Polish, Punjabi, Russian, Urdu. X X X X 4



External Language Certificates CodesCourse Code Course Title Start

Date Credits Special Notes

ULEP 11 British Columbia – Quebec Six-MonthBilingual Exchange Program 11

9/1/2004 4

ULBP 12 Summer Language Bursary Program (SLBP) 12 9/1/2004 4

UXLC 10B External Language Certificate 10BIf student has a second documented language at the levels below.Canadian Province Course Numbers:Alberta - language 15Manitoba - language 21G or 21FOntario - language 2A or 2GNewfoundland - language 1120Nova Scotia - language 10Yukon - language 01Northwest Territories - language 10

9/1/1997 4

UXLC 10C External Language Certificate 10CIf student has a third documented language at the levels below.Canadian Province Course Numbers:Canadian Province Course Numbers:Alberta - language 15Manitoba - language 21G or 21FOntario - language 2A or 2GNewfoundland - language 1120Nova Scotia - language 10Yukon - language 01Northwest Territories - language 10

9/1/1997 4

UXLC 11A External Language Certificate 11ACanadian Province Course Numbers:Alberta - language 25Manitoba - language 31G or 31FOntario - language 3A or 3GNewfoundland - language 2120Nova Scotia - language 11Yukon - language 11Northwest Territories - language 20

9/1/1997 4

UXLC 11B External Language Certificate 11BIf student has a second documented language at the levels below.Canadian Province Course Numbers:Alberta - language 25Manitoba - language 31G or 31FOntario - language 3A or 3GNewfoundland - language 2120Nova Scotia - language 11Yukon - language 11Northwest Territories - language 20

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UXLC 11C External Language Certificate 11CIf student has a third documented language at the levels below.Canadian Province Course Numbers:Alberta - language 25Manitoba - language 31G or 31FOntario - language 3A or 3GNewfoundland - language 2120Nova Scotia - language 11Yukon - language 11Northwest Territories - language 20

9/1/1997 4

UXLC 12A External Language Certificate 12ACanadian Province Course Numbers:Alberta - language 35Manitoba - language 41G or 41FOntario - language 4A or OANewfoundland - language 3120Nova Scotia - language 12Yukon - language 12Northwest Territories - language 30

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External Language Certificates CodesCourse Code Course Title Start

Date Credits Special Notes

UXLC 12B External Language Certificate 12BIf student has a second documented language at the levels below.Canadian Province Course Numbers:Alberta - language 35Manitoba - language 41G or 41FOntario - language 4A or OANewfoundland - language 3120Nova Scotia - language 12Yukon - language 12Northwest Territories - language 30

9/1/1997 4

UXLC 12C External Language Certificate 12CIf student has a third documented language at the levels below.Canadian Province Course Numbers:Alberta - language 35Manitoba - language 41G or 41FOntario - language 4A or OANewfoundland - language 3120Nova Scotia - language 12Yukon - language 12Northwest Territories - language 30

9/1/1997 4

UXLI 11 External Language Certificate Introductory 11Canadian Province Course Numbers:Ontario - language 3B or 4B

9/1/1997 4

External Language Assessment Courses – Contact Information

HSK Chinese Proficiency TestConfucius Institute at BCIT 878 - 555 Seymour Street Vancouver, BC V6B 3H6

phone: 604.412.7713 fax: 604.688.7037 email: [email protected] website: www.confuciusbcit.com/testing_sch.asp

TOP Huayu Mandarin Proficiency ExamCultural Division Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Vancouver Suite 2000, Cathedral Place 925 West Georgia Street Vancouver, BC V6C 3L2

phone: 604.689.4119 fax: 604.689.8086 email: [email protected]

CNaVT (International Exam of Dutch as a Foreign Language

Universiteit van Amsterdam Spuistraat 134 (k.332) 1012 BV Amsterdam Nederland

phone: +31 (0) 20 525 30 79 website: www.cnavt.org

http://www.confuciusbcit.com/testing_sch.asp

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Students can obtain External Course credit in the following categories:

1. Athlete 10, Athlete 11, Athlete 12

2. Official 10, Official 11, Official 12

3. Coach 11, Coach 12

The External Sport Credentials Program is jointly administered and monitored by the Ministry of Healthy Living and Sport, Sport and Recreation Branch, and the Ministry of Education. The Sport and Recreation Branch evaluates all existing approved programs on an annual basis to ensure they continue to meet the eligibility criteria for inclusion as an External Sport Course.

Students seeking credits for a sport course or program are required to present specific documentation as proof of participation or completion. All letters and certificates must be on the Provincial Sport Organization’s or Ministry letterhead and include the student’s name, sport program, category and level of credit.

Organizational EligibilityTo be eligible for consideration in the External Sport Credential Program a sport organization must:

1. Be in good standing under the Society Act (http://www.fin.gov.bc.ca/registries/corppg/crsocieties.htm) with its primary activity meeting the following definition of sport:

Sport is a physical activity involving large muscle groups, requiring strategic methods, physical training and mental preparation and whose outcome is determined, within a rules framework, by skill, not chance. Sport occurs in an organized, structured and competitive environment where a winner is declared.

No activity in which the performance of a motorized vehicle is the primary determinant of the outcome of the competition is eligible (i.e. racing automobiles, powerboats, aircraft, snow machines, etc.) OR where mechanized vehicles or conveyances are used, the activity must entail significant physical effort by the participant(s) in propelling the vehicle or conveyance.

2. Offer a progression of competitive opportunities including minimally an annual provincial championship and an athlete development program that selects and prepares athletes to represent the province at national championships.

3. Be affiliated with a National Sport Organization that is generally regarded as the national governing body for the amateur version of the sport. Organizations that are not affiliated with a national sport organization yet meet all the other criteria, have a strong provincial history and have viable sister organizations in a minimum of two other provinces will be considered.



4. Have athlete and coach development models in place.

5. Offer members a safe environment in which to participate supported by equity and harassment policies, a risk management plan and the provision of compulsory general liability insurance.

1. Athlete – Course Code: UXSA 10 or UXSA 11 or UXSA 12

Program eligibility is based on meeting specific criteria and standards:

• Program/Team requirements

• Competition levels

• Minimum Training Hours; and

• Supporting documentation – training diary, yearly/seasonal training plan

Athletes must have participated in an organized provincial selection process and been selected as an individual or team member to represent a region/zone, provincial or national team that will compete at a provincial, inter-provincial regional (competition involving the western provinces), national or international level competition or be a recipient of the BC or Sport Canada Athlete Assistance Program. Individual sport qualification criteria vary; therefore, student athletes should contact their appropriate provincial sport organization for sport specific eligibility details.

Summary of Eligibility Standards and Program/Category DefinitionsPlease refer to the table “Recognized Athlete Programs Approved for 2010-2011” for a list of athlete programs for indicated sports that have been approved for credit.

Athlete 10 – 4 credits

An athlete must have been selected to a regional/zone select team that competes at a provincial championship.


An athlete must have been selected to a provincial team competing at an inter-provincial regional championship (Western Canadian Championship) or have been a member of Team BC having competed at either the Western Canada Summer Games or the North American Indigenous Games. In addition, student athletes who receive funding through the BC Athlete Assistance Program are eligible for Athlete 11 credits.


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An athlete must have been selected to a provincial team competing at a national championship or have been a member of Team BC competing at the Canada Summer or Winter Games. In addition, student athletes that are members of a junior or senior national team program that compete at international events or receive funding through Sport Canada’s Athlete Assistance Program are eligible for Athlete 12 credits.

Documentation

• Provincial sport organizations will provide verification letters for sport specific athlete programs and participation in the BC Athlete Assistance Program.

• Team BC (Canada Games, North American Indiginous Games and Western Canada Summer Games) program verification letters will be provided by the Sport and Recreation Branch.

• The national sport organizations are responsible for issuing letters of verification for students who are involved in the Sport Canada Athlete Assistance Program.

Students who have reached high levels of performance in a particular sport not listed should encourage their provincial sport organization to contact the Sport and Recreation Branch to gain information on how to apply for program inclusion in the upcoming year. The responsibility to meet organizational and program eligibility standards rests with the provincial sport organizations.

2. Official – Course Code: UXSO 10, UXSO 11 or UXSO 12

The Sport and Recreation Branch has evaluated each provincial sport organization’s official’s program submission for inclusion as a Ministry approved External Sport Credential.

To qualify, the student must have completed a theory component, written and/or oral examination, practical evaluation/assessment, and completed practical officiating experience with an evaluation signed by a provincial sport organization’s or a certified club officials development manager designated official’s educator or evaluator.

Official 10 – 2 creditsA student official must complete a theory course, examination, practical evaluation/assessment and 25 hours of practical officiating.

Official 11 – 4 creditsA student official must complete a theory course, examination, practical evaluation/assessment and 50 additional hours of practical officiating from Official 10.



Official 12 – 4 creditsA student official must complete a theory course, examination, practical evaluation/assessment and 50 additional hours of practical officiating from Official 11.

For the practical officiating experience, a student official must complete the minimum number of officiating practical hours as indicated. The student official must have a record (booklet, passport, record log, etc.) that is signed by the designated official’s educator or evaluator to confirm the completion of the components and indicating the number of hours spent on the practical component.

Please refer to the table “Recognized Official Programs Approved for 2010-2011” for a list of official programs for indicated sports that have been approved for credit.

Documentation

The provincial sport organizations will review the submitted proof of completion documentation and issue a verification letter if the student has fulfilled all the requirements.

3. Coach – Course Code: UXSC 11 or UXSC 12

Coach 11 – 2 credits

The student coach must fulfill the following requirements to receive credits for Coach 11.

• NCCP Community Sport Initiation;

• NCCP Making Ethical Decisions “evaluated”; and

• 30 hours of coaching experience monitored and reviewed by an Introduction to Competition “certified” coach or NCCP Level 2 “certified” coach in the sport you are being evaluated in.


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DocumentationStudent coaches seeking to earn credit under the Coach 11 category must ensure they have completed all the required components and send their proof of completion (copy of NCCP certifications and practical coach experience verification letter and Make-Ethical Decisions “evaluated”) to the Sport and Recreation Branch. The Sport and Recreation Branch representative will review the submitted documentation and issue a verification letter directly to the student if the student has fulfilled all the requirements.

Make-Ethical Decisions “evaluated” – once a student coach receives a NCCP# from the Coaches Association of Canada (CAC), they can request a username and password from the CAC that will allow them to then complete the “Evaluation” portion of Make-Ethical Decisions module. This “Evaluation” is accessed through the CAC website: www.coach.ca. Your documentation of completion will appear on your coaches transcript which you can access and print from the CAC website.

Coach 12 – 4 creditsFor Coach 12, the provincial sport organization must submit to the Sport and Recreation Branch the Association’s NCCP coach education program for review and approval. The requirements include all of the following and must total a minimum of 100 hours of instruction, evaluation and practical coaching experience:

• Provide instruction in the NCCP multi-sport modules and the sport technical component of the sport;

• Evaluate the student coaches in their knowledge of developing practice sessions and demonstration of sport specific instruction; and

• Practical coaching experience. The student must submit a verification letter of practical coaching experience. An Introduction to Competition “trained” coach or NCCP Level 2 “certified” coach from the same sport must provide the verification letter of practical coaching hours.

Student coaches seeking to earn credit under the Coach 12 category must have participated in a pre-approved provincial sport organization coach education program. Student coaches should contact their provincial sport organization to enquire if they have a pre-approved program that has met the Coach 12 requirements.



DocumentationThe provincial sport organizations will monitor, evaluate and verify the student coach has completed all the Coach 12 components and submit their proof of completion to the Sport and Recreation Branch who will then issue a verification letter directly to the student coach.

National Coaching Certification Program

The Coaches Association of BC (CABC) and provincial sport organizations, offers the National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP) on a province-wide basis. This is a national program for coach education. Certificates indicating “Trained” or “Certified” status are provided upon successful completion of the multi-sport generic or sport-specific modules, or when requirements of “Certification” have been met. For more information on the National Coaching Certification Program and specific certification requirements, please visit the Coaching Association of Canada website at www.coach.ca or the Coaches Association of British Columbia’s website at www.coaches.bc.ca .

Practical Experience

The student coach should keep a log of their practical coaching hours which includes the following information: practical coaching hours, team or athlete’s coached and level of participation. Practical coaching experience needs to be monitored and reviewed by an Introduction to Competition “trained” coach or NCCP Level 2 “certified” coach in the sport you are being evaluated in. The evaluating coach is to provide the student coach with a verification letter which must include: name of the student, number of practical coaching hours, team or athletes coached, level of participation, name of authorizing coach including NCCP CC number (if applicable), and date of completion. The practical coaching experience must be in the same sport as the trained or certified accreditation.


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Student Participation Responsibilities

It is the responsibility of the student participant to:

• Contact their provincial sport organization to request a letter of verification for their participation in an approved athlete program.

• Provide the provincial sport organization with all the documentation required to prove completion of each of the components for the official categories.

• For Coach 11, send coach category required documentation to the Sport and Recreation Branch. Once received, the documentation will be reviewed and if all components have been fulfilled, a letter of verification will be sent directly to the student coach from the Sport and Recreation Branch.

• For Coach 12, the student athlete will provide their provincial sport organization with the required documentation to verify completion of the coach education program requirements. The provincial sport organization will provide the Sport and Recreation Branch with the required documentation for review, and if all components have been fulfilled, a letter of verification will be sent directly to the student coach from the Sport and Recreation Branch.

• Submit the letter of verification of participation for External Sport Credentials to the high school counselor. For students who earn External Sport Credentials prior to entering Grade 10, they will need to file this documentation and present it once they have entered Grade 10 and are earning graduation credits.

External Sport Credential Program Contact

Ministry of Healthy Living and Sport Sport and Recreation Branch Attention: Milena Gaiga PO Box 9820 Stn Prov Govt Victoria, BC V8W 9W3 Fax: 250.387.8720 Phone: 250.356.5183 Email: [email protected]



External Sport Course CodesCourseCode Course Title Start

Date Credits

UXSA 10 Athlete 10

Report credit for: qualifying Regional/Zone select team in the provinceOR qualifying Regional/Zone Select programs.

9/1/2004 4

UXSA 11 Athlete 11

Report credit for: qualifying Provincial Regional Team (compete at inter-provincial championships)OR qualifying Provincial Select ProgramsOR Team BC – Western Canada Summer GamesOR Team BC – North American Indigenous GamesOR a recipient of the BC Athlete Assistance Program.

9/1/2004 4

UXSA 12 Athlete 12

Report credit for: qualifying Provincial Team (compete at national championships)OR qualifying National TeamOR Team BC – Canada Summer or Winter GamesOR a recipient of the Sport Canada Athlete Assistance Program.

9/1/2004 4

UXSO 10 Official 10

Report credit for: Theory course, written and/or oral examination, practical evaluation/assessment and 25 hours of practical officiating experience.

9/1/2004 2

UXSO 11 Official 11

Report credit for: Theory course, written and/or oral examination, practical evaluation/assessment and 50 additional hours of practical officiating experience from Official 10.

9/1/2004 4

UXSO 12 Official 12

Report credit for: Theory course, written and/or oral examination, practical evaluation/assessment and 50 additional hours of practical officiating experience from Official 11.

9/1/2004 4

UXSC 11 Coach 11

Report credit for: NCCP Community Sport Initiation, plus NCCP Making Ethical Decisions “evaluated”, plus 30 hours of coaching experience.

9/1/2009 2

UXSC 12 Coach 12

Report credit for: NCCP Multi-Sport Modules (theory and technical), plus written and practical evaluation of practice session development and demonstration of sport specific instruction, plus practical coaching experience.

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External Sport Credentials Program

Recognized Athlete Programs Approved for 2009-2010The following programs have been pre-approved for credit: Team BC, BC Athlete Assistance Program and Sport Canada Athlete Assistance Program. Please refer to the following table to determine the category for which the credits are recognized.

Athlete 10 Athlete 11 Athlete 12No preapproved programs Team BC – Western Canada Summer Games Team BC - Canada Summer and

Winter Games

Team BC – North American Indigenous Games Sport Canada Athlete Assistance Program

BC Athlete Assistance Program

Approved sport specific programs are indicated in the following table. Please refer to the “External Sport Course Information” section for further information.

Recognized Athlete Programs Approved for 2009-2010External

SportAthlete 10 UXSA 10

Athlete 11 UXSA 11

Athlete 12 UXSA 12

Qualifying Provincial Sport Organizations

Regional/Zone Select Teams(Provincial Championships)

Provincial Teams (Inter-provincial Regional

Championships)

Provincial Teams (National Championships)

National Teams

Alpine Skiing • BC Winter Games Team• K1&K2 B2B Program

FIS Program• BC Development Team

BC Ski Team

Archery BC Games Team • Provincial Team• National Team

Athletics Regional/Zone Select Team • Provincial Team – BC Midget/Youth Legion Team

• Provincial Junior Team• Provincial Senior Team• Youth Canadian National Team• Junior National Team• National Senior Team

Badminton Regional Select Team Provincial Regional Team • Team BC• National Team

Ball Hockey (West Coast Minor Ball Hockey Association)

• Junior Top 20 Zone Selection• Major Top 20 Zone Selection• Minor Top 20 Zone Selection

• Western Challenge Cup Junior Top 20

• Western Challenge Cup Major Top 20

• Western Challenge Cup Minor Top 20

• U17 Team Canada Member• U19 Team Canada Member

Baseball • BC Summer Games Team• BC Junior Premier League

Provincial Camp Program • Premier Program• Junior National Team

Basketball • U14 Regional Development• U14 Provincial Team Program

• U15 Provincial Team • U16 Provincial Team

U17 Provincial Team

Biathlon • BC Winter Games Team• BC Development Squad

• BC High Performance Squad• BC Team - National

Championship• World Junior or World Youth

National Team member





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National Teams

Boxing • BC Winter Games Top 3 in each Weight Class

• Provincial Championships Top 2 in each Weight Class

Provincial Team

Broomball Juvenile BC All-Star Team

Canoe/Kayak • Provincial Midget Class or Juvenile Singles Top 5

• Provincial Midget Class or Juvenile Doubles Top 3

• Midget Class or Juvenile Provincial 4’s Event Champions

• BC Zone Dragon Boat Championships Participant

• Inter-Provincial Midget Class or Juvenile Singles Finalist

• Inter-Provincial Midget Class or Juvenile Doubles Top 5

• Inter-Provincial Midget Class or Juvenile 4’s Event Top 3

• Finalist in Canadian / BC Dragon Boat Event with Inter Provincial or International Participants

• Midget Class or Juvenile National Championship Participant

• ICF (International Canoe Federation) Dragon Boat Championship Participant

Cerebral Palsy Sports (Sportability)

• Regional Select Team – Boccia• Regional Select Team –

Swimming• Regional Select Team – 7A Side

Soccer Program• Regional Select Team – Track

and Field

• Provincial Team – Boccia• Provincial Team – 7A Side Soccer• Provincial Team – Swimming• Provincial Team – Track and Field• National Team – Boccia• National Team – Swimming • National Team – Track and Field• Provincial Team National –

Sledge Hockey

Cross Country Ski

BC Development Squad BC Ski Team

Curling Regional Select Curling Program • Provincial Curling Program• International Curling Program

Cyclingfor all disciplines

• BC Team (Minime) Select• BC Summer Games Team

BC Team (Cadet 15-16) • BC Team (Junior 17-18)• Junior National Team

Diving BC Games Team Provincial Development Team Provincial Team

Fencing National Championship Participant – Cadet, Junior and Senior

Field Hockey • U14 Regional Program• U16 Regional Program• U18 Regional Program

BC Team Member

Figure Skating • BC Provincial Development Team (Juvenile or higher)

• Region Select Team (Juvenile or higher)

• Triathlon Single Skating- Top 3 at Provincials

• Synchronized Skating – Top 4 at Provincials (Novice or Senior)

BC Team – Western Challenge • BC Team – Canadians and Junior Nationals

• Triathlon Single Skating – National Championship Participant

• Synchronized Skating – National Championship Participant

Freestyle Ski BCFSA Team (Aerials, Half Pipe, Moguls, Dual Moguls): RPA Top 40

BCFSA Team (Aerials, Half Pipe, Moguls, Dual Moguls): RPA Top 30

BCFSA Team (Aerials, Half Pipe, Moguls, Dual Moguls): RPA Top 20

Golf • Zone Select Teams• BC Summer Games Team• Individual Elite Players

• Eddie Hogan Boys Team• Girls Junior America’s Cup Team• North Pacific Girls Team

• Provincial Team to National and International

• Future Links National Competitors• Junior National Team

Gymnastics BC Winter Games Team – Artistic Gymnastics

Team BC – Western Canadian Championships (Artistic Gymnastics, Trampoline and Tumbling)

Team BC – National Championships (Artistic Gymnastics, Sport Aerobics, Trampoline and Tumbling)


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Athlete 12 UXSA 12




Championships)


National Teams

Horse Council BC Summer Games Team FEI Young Riders Program

Ice Hockey • U18 Zone Team – female• U16 HP Zone Camp Pool – male• U17 HP Zone Teams – male• Junior B Program – male• Major Midget Programs – male• Midget AAA Program – female

• Senior AAA Program – female• U18 Provincial Camp Pool –

female• U17 HP Provincial Camp Pool –

male• Junior A Program – male• Major Junior Program – male

• Aboriginal Team BC• U18 Team BC – female• Senior Team BC – female• U17 HP Team BC – male• National Pool/Team – female/

male• World Junior A Challenge Team

Member

Inline Hockey BC Summer Games Team Member Team BC (born 1994/1995) Team BC (born 1993)

Judo • Juvenile Development Team• BC Winter Games Team

IJF Junior – Provincial Team Member

Karate BC Winter Games Team BC High Performance Squad BC High Performance Team

Lacrosse • BC Summer Games - Box Lacrosse

• BC Summer Games - Field Lacrosse

• BC Intermediate A - Box Lacrosse

BC Junior A Box Lacrosse • U19 Provincial Field Lacrosse Team

• Canadian Junior National Field Lacrosse Team

• Team BC U16 Field Lacrosse• Team BC Midget Box Lacrosse• Team BC Bantam Box Lacrosse

Netball • BC Provincial Zone Champs Team

• BC Winter Games Team

• BC Under 18 Team • BC Under 23 Team• National U21 Team

Racquetball Provincial Team

Rhythmic Gymnastics

• Provincial PreNovice, Novice, Junior or Senior Singles Top 5

• PreNovice or Novice Provincial Group Champion

• Provincial Gymnaestrada Intermediate or Advanced Category Participant

• BC Games Team Member• Provincial Stream 4A, 4B, 4C, 5A,

5B, 5C, 6A, 6B, 6C Singles Top 3

• Western Regional – Pre-Novice, Novice, Junior or Senior Singles Top 10

• Western Regional – Novice or Junior Group Top 3

• Western Regional Gymnaestrada Intermediate or Advanced Category Participant

• Western Regional Provincial Stream 4B, 4C, 5B, 5C, 6B, 6C Singles Top 5

• Novice, Junior or Senior National Championship Participant

• National Gymnaestrada Advanced Category Participant

Ringette • U14 AA Program• U16 AA Program• U19 AA Program • BC Winter Games

• U16-19 Provincial Top 18• U19 World Juniors

Rowing • BC Summer Games• Provincial Rowing Academy –

Club Elite Level

• Provincial Rowing Academy – Provincial Development Level

• Rowing Canada Junior Development Programs (Can Am Mex)

• Provincial Rowing Academy – Provincial Elite Level

• Represent BC at RCA National Championships

• Rowing Canada Junior National Team

Rugby U16 Regional Elite Athlete Development Program

U17 Regional Elite Athlete Development Program

U18 Regional Elite Athlete Development Program

Sailing • Regional Select Team• BC Summer Games Team

• BC Team Development Squad• BC Western Canada Team

• BC Team – Nationals• Canadian Youth National Team

Snowboard BC Snowboard Provincial Development Team Selection Camp

BC Snowboard Provincial Development Team

• BC Snowboard Provincial Team• Canadian Adaptive Snowboard

Team





Athlete 11 UXSA 11

Athlete 12 UXSA 12




Championships)


National Teams

Soccer Provincial Team Program U13 and U14 Players

Provincial Team Program U15 and U16 Players

• National Training Centre Athletes• National Team Programs

Softball BC Summer Games Team • Bantam B Girls Provincial Top 17 • Bantam A Boys Provincial Top 17• Midget B Girls Provincial Top 17• Midget B Boys Provincial Top 17

• Bantam A Girls Provincial Top 17• Midget A Girls Provincial Top 17• Midget A Boys Provincial Top 17

Speed Skating*short or long track

• BC Winter Games Team• Midget and up – Top 3 from

Regional ST Championships and skating 125% or less of the CND age class record

• Midget and up – Top 3 from Regional skaters from BC Long Track Championships and skating 128% or less of the CND age class record

• Midget and up – Top 4 from BC Provincial Short Track or Long Track Championships

• Competed at CND Age Class Short or Long Track Championships

• Competed at any ISU medal event representing either BC (club entry or RTC entry) or Canada

• Top 6 ranked male and Top 6 ranked female short track skaters, Intermediate and down by BCSSA

• Top 4 ranked male and Top 4 ranked female long track skaters, Intermediate and down by BCSSA

Squash BC Winter Games Team Provincial Squad Provincial Team

Swimming BC Provincial Championship • Western Canadian Standards• Age National Standards

• Senior National Standards• International Standards

Synchronized Swimming

• Zone Select Team• BC Summer Games Team

BC Western Team • Espoir Nationals (Tier 6)• Elite Nationals (Tier 7)

Table Tennis BC Junior Team Squad BC Senior Team Squad BC Team

Tae Kwon Do (WTF Tae Kwon Do Federation of BC)

BC TKD Provincial Athlete(Sparring and Poomsae)

BC Provincial Team Member

Target Sports BC Provincial Championship Expert or Sharp Shooter Class Participant

• Provincial Elite Team• National Team

Tennis • Junior Provincial Ranking• Regional Training Centre

Program

• Provincial Team Standards• National Team Standards

Triathlon • Zone Select Team• BC Summer Games Team

Provincial Squad • Provincial Team - Nationals• Junior National Development

Team• U23 National Team

Volleyball BC Summer Games Team • Fraser Valley Elite Program• Saanich Elite Program• Storm Elite Program

• Team BC 18 & Under• Youth National Team• Junior National Team

Water Polo BC Summer Swimming Association Summer Polo – Top 15 Regional Athletes

Team BC

Water Ski/ Wakeboard

BC Summer Games Team BC Development Team BC Team

Weightlifting Level 4 BCWA Classification • BC Team – Junior Canadian Championships

• BC Team – Western Canadian Championships

• BC Team – Canadian Senior Championships

• Canadian Team Member


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Athlete 12 UXSA 12




Championships)


National Teams

Wheelchair Sports

• Provincial Team Program – Athletics

• Provincial Team Program – Basketball

• Provincial Team Program – Rugby• Provincial Team Program – Tennis• Junior National Team – Basketball• Junior National Team – Tennis• Senior National Team – Athletics • Senior National Team –

Basketball• Senior National Team – Rugby• Senior National Team – Tennis

Wrestling BC Summer Games Team Provincial Team – Juvenile



Recognized Official Programs Approved for 2009-2010Provincial

Sport Organizations

Official 10UXSO 10

Official 11UXSO 11

Official 12UXSO 12

Alpine Ski Level 1 Level 2

Athletics Provisional & Level 1 Introductory Level 2 Technical Level 3 – Junior/Student

Badminton Local Regional Provincial

Baseball Level 1 Level 2 Level 3

Basketball Rookie Level

Cerebral Palsy Sports (Sportability)

Junior/Provincial Boccia Referee

Diving Level 1 Level 2

Field Hockey Provincial B Certification Provincial A Certification

Gymnastics • Provincial 1 – Trampoline and Tumbling

• Provincial 1 – Women’s Artistic • Entry Level – Men’s Artistic

• Provincial 2 – Trampoline and Tumbling

• Provincial 2 – Women’s Artistic • Regional – Men’s Artistic

• Provincial 3 – Trampoline and Tumbling

• Provincial 3 – Women’s Artistic • Provincial – Men’s Artistic

Hockey Level 2 Level 3

Karate Judge C Judge B Referee B

Lacrosse Entry Level Level 1 Level 2

Netball High School/Junior League Official

Racquetball Tech B Official Level 1 Level 2

Ringette Level 1 Level 2 Level 3

Rugby Rugby Officiating Level 1

Sailing Race Management 1 Race Management 2 Judge Level 1 White

Soccer Small Sided Referee Entry Level Referee 1st Year Entry Level Referee 2nd Year

Softball Level 1 Level 2 Level 3

Speed Skating*short or long track

Level 1 Speed Skating Certified Level 2 Theory

Swimming Pre-Level 1 Level 1 Level 2

Tennis TCOP Certified Local Official TCOP Certified Provincial Official TCOP Certified National Official

Volleyball Novice Official Local Official Provincial Official

Water Polo Regional Official Provincial Official National Official

Waterski/Wakeboard

WSWBC Officials Level 3

Weightlifting Provincial Category 5 Provincial Category 4 National Category 3

Wrestling BC Official-C BC Official-B BC Official-A


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External Industrial and Occupational Course CodesCourseCode Course Title

Graduation Program Requirements StartDate Credits Special Notes

1995 Graduation Program 2004 Graduation Program

UPAP 11 Advance or Adventures in Diving Program 11

Report credit for: Professional Association of Diving Instructors (PADI)

Applied Skills Applied Skills 9/1/2006 4

UAWPM 12 Advanced Wood Products Manufacturing: Woodlinks 12


9/1/1997 4

UBTG 11A Boating 11A

Report credit for: Canadian Power and Sail Squadrons Membership Certificate and Passport Certificate that includes Membership and Seamanship stickers


9/1/2000 2 Students should not receive credit for both Boating 11A and Boating 11B

UBTG 11B Boating 11B

Report credit for: Canadian Power and Sail Squadrons Membership Certificate and Passport Certificate that includes Membership and Seamanship stickers plus 50 hours of verified practical marine field experience

Applied Skills Applied Skills 9/1/2000 4 Students should not receive credit for both Boating 11A and Boating 11B

UPPL 11 Canadian Pilot’s License 11

Report credit for: Pilot Permit Ultra-light AeroplanePilot License – GliderPilot Permit Recreational Aeroplane

9/1/2005 4

UPPL 12 Canadian Pilot’s License 12

Report credit for: Pilot License – BalloonPrivate Pilot License – AeroplanePrivate Pilot License – Helicopter

9/1/1999 4

UCPC 11 Canadian Pony Club 11

Report credit for: Canadian Pony Club Level B


9/1/2000 4

UCPC 12 Canadian Pony Club 12Report credit for: Canadian Pony Club Level B2


9/1/2000 4

URCAI 10 Canadian Red Cross Assistant Water Safety Instructor 10

Applied Skills 9/1/2006 2

URCFA 11 Canadian Red Cross First Aid Instructor 11

Report Credit for: CRC First Aid and CPR Instructor plus 16 hrs co-teach on a standard First Aid Course


9/1/2002 2

URCWS 11 Canadian Red Cross Water Safety Instructor 11

Report credit for: Canadian Red Cross Water Instructor


UCSA 10 Computer Certification 10

Report credit for any one of:Microsoft Certified Desktop Support Technician (MSCDST) on Windows XP or CompTIA- A+ (2003) and (2006) - Entry-Level Computer Science


9/1/1995 4






UCSA 11 Computer Certification 11

Report credit for any one of:Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator (MCSA) on Microsoft Windows 2003or Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE) on Microsoft Windows 2003or CISCO Certified Network Associate (CCNA)or COMPTIA- Server + - Server Hardware Technologyor COMPTIA- Linux+ - Fundamental Linux Operating Systems


9/1/1998 4

UCSA 12 Computer Certification 12Report credit for any one of:Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE) on Microsoft Windows 2003or CISCO Certified Network Associate (CCNA)or CISCO Certified Network Professional (CCNP)or COMPTIA- i-Net+ - Internet and Online Technologiesor COMPTIA- Network+ - Network Support and Administrationor COMPTIA- Security+ - Computer and Information Security


9/1/1998 4 Students cannot receive credit for both UXLS 11 and ULSI 11

UEMR 12 Emergency Medical Responder 12 (Paramedic Academy)


9/1/2006 4

UERP 10 English Rider Preparation Two 10

Report credit for: Horse Council of BC


UERP 11 English Rider Preparation Six 11



UERP 12 English Rider Preparation Eight 12



UXFA 11 First Aid 11

Report credit for: WCB-Occupational First Aid Level II


9/1/1998 2

UXFA 12 First Aid 12

Report credit for: WCB-Occupational First Aid Level III


9/1/1998 2

UBFL 11 Fitness Leader 11

Report credit for: BCRPA Fitness Leader plus 50 hours of verified practical instruction


9/1/2002 4

UBFL 12 Fitness Leader 12

Report credit for: BCRPA Fitness Leader plus: either Personal Trainer module plus 75

hours verified practical instruction;or one specialty module (Aqua Fit,

Pilates Fitness, Yoga Fitness, Third Age, Weight Training, Group Fitness and Adapted Fitness) plus 100 hours verified practical instruction


9/1/2002 4


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UGSR 11 Ground Search and Rescue(Provincial Emergency Program) 11


9/1/2002 2

UDEC 11 ICBC Driver Education Course 11

Report credit for: ICBC Declaration of Completion

9/1/1997 2

UIWPM 12 Introductory Wood Products Manufacturing: Woodlinks 12


9/1/1997 4

UXLS 11 Lifesaving 11

Report credit for: Bronze Cross

9/1/1998 2

UXLS 12 Lifesaving 12

Report credit for: National Lifeguard Service

9/1/1998 2

ULSI 11 Lifesaving Instructor (Lifesaving Society) 11

Report Credit for: Lifesaving Instructor and Bronze Cross

9/1/2002 3 Students cannot receive credit for both UXLS 11 and ULSI 11

UXFD 12 Medic First Aid 12

Report credit for: EMP Canada Medic First Aid - Level III


9/1/2004 2

UOCT 11A Occupational Certification: Tourism 11A Applied Skills Applied Skills 10, 11 or 12

9/1/1997 4

UOCT 11B Occupational Certification: Tourism 11B Applied Skills Applied Skills 10, 11 or 12

9/1/1997 4

UOCT 11C Occupational Certification: Tourism 11C Applied Skills Applied Skills 10, 11 or 12

9/1/1997 4

UPOW 10 Open Water Diver 10



UPRD 12 Rescue Diver 12



USKI 11 Ski Instructor 11

Report credit for Level 1

9/1/2003 2

USKI 12 Ski Instructor 12


9/1/2008 2

USPI 11 Snow Park Instructor 11

Report credit for Snow Park

9/1/2008 2

USNI 11 Snowboard Instructor 11


9/1/2003 2

USNI 12 Snowboard Instructor 12


9/1/2006 2

UWRP 10A Western Rider Preparation One 10A



UWRP 10B Western Rider Preparation Two 10B



UWRP 11 Western Rider Preparation Three 11




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External Youth Development Course CodesCourseCode Course Title



UX4H 11 4-H 11Program Pin Certification or Project Pin Certification


9/1/1997 4

UX4H 12 4-H 12Honour Pin Certification


9/1/1997 4

UBMQ 11 Basic Military Qualification (BMQ) Applied Skills Applied Skills 10, 11 or 12

9/1/2005 4

UBBP 11 Black Bear Program 11 Applied Skills Applied Skills 10, 11 or 12

9/1/2010 4

UBEP 11 Bold Eagle Program 11 Applied Skills Applied Skills 10, 11 or 12

9/1/2003 4

UXCA 10 Cadet 10Report credit for:Air Level Three, or successfully complete an introductory specialty course.

Participation in the Air Cadet International Exchange is considered to be an equivalent training experience.

Army Silver Star, or successfully complete a six-week cadet leader instructor course.

Sea Phase III, or successfully complete a six-week Summer Trade Group or Advanced Specialty Training Course.

9/1/2004 4

UXCA 11 Cadet 11Report credit for:Air Level Four, or successfully complete an advanced specialty courseArmy Gold Star, or successfuly complete a six-week advanced training course or

be employed as a staff cadet in a non-instructing position.Sea Phase IV, or successfully complete a six-week Summer Trade Group or

Advanced Specialty Training Course or Staff Cadet under Training.

9/1/1997 4

UXCA 12 Cadet 12Report credit for:Air Level Five, or successfully complete an advanced specialty course.Army National Star Certification Examination. It is a prerequisite for advanced

summer training, international exchanges and employment in leadership positions.

Sea Phase V, or successfully complete a six-week Summer Trade Group or Advanced Specialty Training Course or Staff Cadet under Training. Where a six-week course has been used for Cadet 11 credit, a second six-week course must be completed for Cadet 12 credit.

9/1/1997 4

UDE 10 Duke of Edinburgh’s Award 10Report credit for: Duke of Edinburgh’s Bronze Level

9/1/2004 2

UDE 11 Duke of Edinburgh’s Award 11Report credit for: Duke of Edinburgh’s Silver Level

9/1/2002 2

UDE 12 Duke of Edinburgh’s Award 12Report credit for: Duke of Edinburgh’s Gold Level

9/1/2002 2

UXGU 11 Girl Guides 11Report credit for: Canada Cord

9/1/1998 2

UXGU 12 Girl Guides 12Report credit for: Chief Commissioner’s Gold Award

9/1/1998 2

UGPB 12 Grand Prior’s Badge 12(St. John Ambulance Brigades)

9/1/2002 4

UOB 11 Outward Bound 11 Applied Skills Applied Skills 10, 11 or 12

9/1/2002 4

UPSYL 12 Pearson Seminar on Youth Leadership 12 9/1/2008 4

URP 11 Raven Programme Applied Skills Applied Skills 10, 11 or 12

9/1/2005 4

UXST 11 Scouts 11Report credit for: Chief Scout’s Award

9/1/1998 4

UXST 12 Scouts 12Report credit for: Queen’s Venturer Award

9/1/1998 4


Locally Developed Courses

Course Code Program Name

XLDC 10A-H LD LOCALLY DEVELOPED COURSE 10A, B etc.



XSIEP 10A-H LD IEP MODIFIED 10A, B etc.




XLDCF 10A-H LD ELABORE LOCALEMENT 10A, B etc

XLDCF 11A-H LD ELABORE LOCALEMENT 11A, B etc.

XLDCF 12A-H LD ELABORE LOCALEMENT 12A, B etc.

XSIEF 10A-H LD MODIFIE EN FONCTION D’UN PAP 10A, B etc.



Generic Course Codes


XBE 10 LD BUSINESS EDUCATION 10



XCEX 10 LD CAREER EXPLORATIONS 10



XEN 10 LD ENGLISH 10



XFINA 10 LD FINE ARTS 10



XFN 10 LD FOODS & NUTRITION 10



XFNS 12 LD FIRST NATIONS STUDIES 12

XGEDP 11 LD GED PREPARATION 11

XHE 10 LD HOME ECONOMICS 10



XINDS 10 LD INDEPENDENT - DIRECTED STUDIES 10



XICTC 10 LD INFORMATION COMMUNICATION TECH 10




XLASD 10 LD LANGUAGE ARTS SKILLS DEVELOPMENT 10



XLIFE 10 LD LIFE SKILLS 10



XMA 10 LD MATHEMATICS 10



XPE 10 LD PHYSICAL EDUCATION 10



XPLAN 10 LD PLANNING 10

XSC 10 LD SCIENCE 10



XSS 10 LD SOCIAL STUDIES 10



XTEED 10 LD TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION 10



XWE 10 LD WORK EXPERIENCE 10



Core Course Codes

Codes in the table below have been designed to cover most of the courses that students in the School Completion Certificate Program (SCCP) will take.

The following course codes have been designed to cover those rare occasions when a student may be taking a course, the subject matter of which cannot be covered in the table above.

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