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Complete list of Post Secondary Institutions in Canada - https://www.canada.ca/en/employment-social-development/programs/designated-schools.html
The following are some of the more common post secondary institutes and some information:
Applying to Post Secondary School in Alberta?
Applying to Post Secondary School in Alberta?
If you are applying to any post secondary in Alberta, you need to create an APPLY ALBERTA account. When it asks for an Alberta Student Number, you need it to create you one. When it asks for classes you are taking and your mark, guesstimate as best you can. https://www.applyalberta.ca/
Tips for using Apply Alberta
ApplyAlberta is an online application system for Alberta post-secondary institutions.
Create a secure login account
Get an Alberta student number
Fill in your profile
Complete the application
Submit your application and pay the application fee. Order transcripts
The best source of help is from Apply Alberta. Watch a video with the ApplyAlberta steps. https://www.applyalberta.ca/media/1086/applyalberta_intro.mp4 and check out the ApplyAlberta FAQs.
Additional Tips:
If you have a problem, there's an ApplyAlberta help desk, split your screen with the ApplyAlberta site on one side and this page open on the other. You can refer to this page for tips and help.
Check your browser as there have been issues with Google Chrome, so try another browser.
Don't use the browser's back button to go back to a previous page - there are back and next buttons within the application.
Alberta
Alberta
Alberta List of Post Secondary Programs
Alberta List of Post Secondary Programs
https://alis.alberta.ca/occinfo/post-secondary-programs/?offset=0&letter=all&sort=title
Interprovincial College
Check out the full schedule and access our registration resources, including self-guided modules at uab.ca/reg101.
Inclusive Post Secondary - https://inclusionalberta.org/what-we-do/inclusive-post-secondary/
Registration 101 Workshops: It's almost that time of year again - time to register in classes! We have developed specialized and relevant resources to support incoming students as they enrol in their courses. These include faculty-led workshops where advisors will walk students through the specific classes required for their program, and new informative online tools such as self-guided modules. Workshop registration and resources, such as our registration tip sheet, are available at uab.ca/reg101.
Admitted Student Day: We are hosting an event exclusively for newly admitted students to the University of Alberta! Attendees will meet current students and their soon-to-be classmates, explore their future campus, speak with representatives from their faculty and get prepared to start their journey in September. In-person and virtual opportunities are available. Learn more at uab.ca/asd.
Augustana 101: Meet the Professors: Are your students considering studying at our Augustana Campus? We understand who they will be learning from is a big deal! So we are hosting a virtual presentation on March 15 where attendees can hear from our professors themselves about unique opportunities to study across disciplines, get involved in their research and learn outside the classroom. Registration is available at uab.ca/recruitmentevents
Select Program Applications Extended: Are your students still interested in applying to the U of A even though the deadline has passed for the Fall 2023 intake? Good news - select programs have extended their application deadline! Visit uab.ca/apply to learn more.
Updating Courses & Marks: Current high school applicants who have not yet been admitted to their first-choice program can now update their courses and new final grade 12 marks in their Launchpad account. Once submitted, their application will be reevaluated. The deadline to submit is April 30, 2023. For additional information on the submission process, acceptable types of updates and exceptions, watch our Updating Your Courses and Marks tutorial or visit our Submit Updates webpage.
Application Next-Steps: Do you have students who have submitted their application to the U of A but are wondering the next steps? Encourage them to watch our curated video playlist for step-by-step guides on our evaluation process, navigating Launchpad and how to accept their offer.
Indigenous Recruitment: Indigenous students and counsellors are welcome to contact indigenous@ualberta.ca or Trevor Phillips (Manager, Indigenous Recruitment) at trevor.phillips@ualberta.ca for all application questions, including program selection, funding and scholarships and identity documentation.
International Recruitment: International students studying in Canada and counsellors are welcome to contact mapleleaf@ualberta.ca or Nathalie Dugo (Recruitment Coordinator) at dugo@ualberta.ca for all application questions, language proficiency requirements, program and scholarship information, and more.
UCalgary Podcast is designed for students to learn more about programs, admissions, campus life and hear real undergraduate student experiences from various faculties, clubs, and backgrounds from the university.
Check out their Future students tours and events to learn more about the university either in person or online.
Have a look at the Career Services Degree Profiles. This resource can help students decide what major they should choose and what career options there are after university.
If you are interested in the U of C, have a look at their video for Saskatchewan students for students.
Study in Calgary to be a Respiratory Therapist in Saskatchewan
Study in Calgary to be a Respiratory Therapist in Saskatchewan
Respiratory Therapy Fact Sheet.pdf (113.399 KB)
Seats are reserved for Saskatchewan students—The Ministry of Advanced Education invites you to help inform Saskatchewan students of the Respiratory Therapy program at the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT) in Calgary.
Respiratory therapy is a diverse and specialized profession that assists physicians in diagnosing, treating and managing patients with issues that impact the heart and lungs. They work with patients of all ages in hospitals, long-term care or home care settings.
The Ministry of Health and Saskatchewan Health Authority have identified Respiratory Therapy as an in-demand occupation, meaning graduates have strong career prospects right here at home.
Saskatchewan has an agreement with SAIT to reserve seats for eligible Saskatchewan students in the Respiratory Therapy program. Respiratory Therapy students participate in a comprehensive three-year diploma program consisting of classroom, lab, study, clinical simulation and practicum rotations.
Students complete their clinical training in Saskatchewan and are eligible for various Government of Saskatchewan financial supports including student loans and grants.
View this video to learn more about the program.
The application deadline for Saskatchewan students is May 1, 2023 for classes beginning in Fall 2023. Visit the Respiratory Therapy Page to apply today, or to register for an upcoming information session.
Contact: Shauna Rosloot, Senior Program Analyst, Learning Pathways & Labour Market Priorities, Ministry of Advanced Education, 306-787-5910, shauna.rosloot@gov.sk.ca
Manitoba
Manitoba
University of Manitoba - https://umanitoba.ca/
Brandon University - https://www.brandonu.ca/
Future Students - Student for A Day and Campus Tours: Feb and Mar. https://www.brandonu.ca/future-students/visit/
Health Studies - Bachelor of Nursing https://www.brandonu.ca/health-studies/programs/bachelor-of-nursing/
Letter Brochure Psychiatric Nursing Brochure
Red River College Polytech - https://www.rrc.ca/
Assiniboine Community College - https://assiniboine.net/
British Columbia
British Columbia
Student and Counsellor Resources
In order to access disability-related accommodations, please register with the Disability Resource Centre on the Okanagan campus of the Centre for Accessibility on the Vancouver campus.
These offices are available for prospective students and families to connect with, and can be contact using the information below.
Disability Resource Centre (Okanagan campus)
https://students.ok.ubc.ca/academic-success/disability-resources/
Centre for Accessibility (Vancouver campus)
https://students.ubc.ca/about-student-services/centre-for-accessibility
Okanagan Campus Program highlight
British Columbia Career Colleges
https://www.privatetraininginstitutions.gov.bc.ca/students/pti-directory
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