OYAP TRANSPORTATION Sign up Information
There are 3 ways to get started and, or find more information regarding the Transportation Concentrated OYAP program at Georgetown DHS with Mr. Jarvie. Sign up to REMIND (non HDSB) or CHAT (HDSB) to start communications via texting. Fill out the form below then book an appointment using the link inside the form link or by clicking the calendar below. OYAP at GDHS is more than just co-op, it is a go to name for the following: Dual Credit, College Oversite, Level 1, Apprenticeship, Concentrated OYAP, Accelerated OYAP - don't worry we have all of those titles at GDHS however, they do have their own rules.
Around Ontario OYAP is a Co-op in an apprenticeable trade. see here... BUT WHAT IS OYAP?
1) remind Software:
Students can quickly get added to a class of interested students by clicking the link provided. Use this program to ask Mr. Jarvie questions about the OYAP program.
No Obligations.
Click with device http://rmd.at/jarvie-1o
Or, text the message...
@jarvie-1o to 705-302-1038
1a) Google Chat
Students can quickly get added to a class of interested students by clicking the link provided. Use this program to ask Mr. Jarvie questions about the OYAP program.
No Obligations.
2) OYAP Calendar:
Click the calendar icon and select an available appointment slot to discuss your interest in the Concentrated OYAP for Transportation with Mr. Jarvie at Georgetown DHS. This link is most commonly used when enough information has been gathered and an interview is the next step to getting into the OYAP program.
For students wanting to get started right away into the Concetrated OYAP Interview Process can fill out this form "OYAP Transportation Interview Process" below.
We are now acredited by Niagara College to offer level one trade school, known as College Oversite. Students completing all of the expectations in the Concentrated OYAP class will transition to level 2 trade school.
The pictures scrolling below are the related careers in the transportation industry. They relate directly to the college theory in class.
If you can't gain access to the form above, send me a form request to grant you access or I will send you a link. Thanks.
Any questions sign up to REMIND and text Mr. Jarvie.
Any questions sign up to Google Chat and message Mr. Jarvie.
A quick run down of the OYAP course:
4 credit OYAP course: These classes run 1st and 2nd period each day (Sept-June), preferably during a students victory/focus lap (grade 13). Level One Trade School Curriculum theory is the predominant portion of this program and takes approx 8-9 hours per week and follows part one automotive service technician curriculum similar to that of college. That means students are earning high school credits while being trained in part one/level one trade school theory.
To compliment the OYAP program, students should have a least 2 credits (and preferably 4 credits) of CO-OP as this allows the co-op employers in the trade to get familiar with students and their skills. Furthermore, it helps students to gain opportunity and potential future with these employers as they have the signing authority for apprenticeship registration, so, the more co-op the better the chances.
The cost of the program in Halton is $250.00.
To start the process of getting information in for an interview... click form link above to submit information. also, click and sign up to REMIND texting for the ease of communication.
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