School Within a College (SWAC)

Women In The Trades (WITTS)

Dual Credits

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Tori Latchmore
SWAC/WITTS Teacher


Sky Labbett
SWAC Teacher

Kelly Pilgrim

Dual Credit Coordinator


Programs

Sky Labbett
Second Semester SWAC

School Within A College Program

School Withing A College (SWAC) program in partnership with St.Lawrence College offers students between the ages of 17-20 the opportunity to earn secondary school credits and college-delivered Dual Credits on a college campus, which also count towards OSSD and College Transcript.

SWAC Oppotunities:

  • Free bus pass for all participating students

  • Free tuition, supplies, textbooks and activities

  • Access to college services, including libraries, tutoring, counselling and accessibility services.

Tori Latchmore

WITTS Teacher

SWAC - Semester 1

Women In The Trades

Students will be taught by a LDSB teacher for their high school courses, and a college teacher for their Dual Credit. This program is a trade’s exploration opportunity for young women to experience the trades in a hands-on, supportive environment. This program will encourage young women to explore various trades while providing experiential opportunities to encourage women to pursue careers in the trades. These opportunities will include guest speakers, community partnerships field trips such as Young Women Conference with Skill’s Ontario.

DURATION: Dual Credit – from February to May (14 weeks) High School Courses – from February to June (6-8 week blocks)

Kelly Pilgrim
Dual Credit Coordinator


Dual Credits

The Dual Credit program is intended to assist high school students in completing their Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) and to make a successful transition to college. Students participate in St. Lawrence College courses and apprenticeship programs to earn dual credits that count towards their OSSD and their post-secondary diploma, degree or apprenticeship certification. Dual credit students get a taste of college life, learning and a potential career pathway.

Dual credit students are supported by their high school teachers as well as their college instructor, the St. Lawrence College Dual Credit office and college student support services. The cost of the program is funded by the Government of Ontario through the School College Work Initiative.