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Career Pathway Options for Students in Alternate Course Programming
Students can enter the workforce. Please see below for some support agencies to help students find employment:
· Regina Work Preparation Centre http://workprep.ca/
· Hiring Hands Employment & Recruitment Services http://hiringhands.ca/
· Regina Trades & Skills Adult Skills Training https://rtsc.org/
· Independent Futures http://www.independentfutures.ca/
· Inclusion Saskatchewan Inclusion Saskatchewan - Employment & Transitions
· SaskAbilities Individuals Seeking Supported Employment - SaskAbilities
· Neil Squire Society Neil Squire Society
· Suncrest College Skills for Success Suncrest College - Skills for Success Training
· Saskatchewan Polytech OPEN ACCESS programs
Career Essentials Applied Certificate https://saskpolytech.ca/programs-and-courses/programs/Career-Essentials.aspx
Early Childhood Education Certificate https://saskpolytech.ca/programs-and-courses/programs/Early-Childhood-Education-Cert-of-Achievement.aspx
Food Service Cook Applied Certificate https://saskpolytech.ca/programs-and-courses/programs/Food-Service-Cook.aspx
Security Officer Applied Certificate Security Officer (saskpolytech.ca)
**Alternate Programming does not meet requirements for post-secondary (University, College, Apprenticeship)
Trade Training for Students in Alternate Course Programming
· Students could complete Alternate Programming to receive a High School Certificate (this does not meet the requirements for SK Polytechnic Pre-employment Programs) and work in the trades but are not eligible to receive Journeyperson certification unless they challenge the Journeyperson exam. They can work in the trades without completing Journeyperson certification.
· Students could complete Alternate Programming to receive a High School Certificate and then write the Canadian Adult Education Credential Exams (CAEC). If they successfully complete the CAEC, they can then apply to post-secondary pre-employment programs at SK Polytechnic.
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