Courses - Teacher Taught

Program Description

St. Charles Adult High School allows you to complete your high school credits in two unique ways - self-paced and teacher taught courses.

Teacher taught courses allow you to earn your high school credits through six-week modules within a teacher taught classroom setting during the day. Students are expected to attend class each day and may be withdrawn from class after 3 or more absences. Quizzes, mid-term and final exams will be given by the classroom teacher. All course work will be taught by the classroom teacher.

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All Our High School Credit Programs

Teacher Taught: http://stcharles.ca/adults/teachertaught/
Self-Paced, In-Class: http://stcharles.ca/CR
Independent Learning: http://stcharles.ca/ILC
PLAR (Earn 17 credits in 6 weeks): http://stcharles.ca/PLAR
Co-op: http://stcharles.ca/COOP
International Languages: http://www.stcharles.ca/ILS
Night School: http://stcharles.ca/NS
Summer School: http://stcharles.ca/SS
Personal Support Worker: http://stcharles.ca/PSW
Culinary Arts Program: http://stcharles.ca/CHEF
Intro to Culinary Arts: http://stcharles.ca/adults/introculinary/

Who May Apply

1. Adults 18 years of age or older.
2. No longer attending a secondary school (students 18 to 21 must have a letter from their last school, signed by the Principal or designate, stating that the student is no longer registered at that school).
3. Eligible to attend school in Ontario.
4. CLB Level 6 (Newcomers to Canada only).

How To Register

Step 1
Call 905.577.0555, Press 5 then press 0 to make an appointment

Step 2
Come in for your appointment with the following documents:

1. Official high school transcript (contact your former school if you don't have it)
2. Students who are currently enrolled in high school or have been away from high school for less than a year must get a letter of release stating they are no longer registered. Please contact your former school if you do not have this.
3. Birth certificate or passport
4. Proof of Ontario residency
5. $25 book deposit (we take cash, debit, and Visa). Deposit refunded upon return of book.
6. Immigration Documentation (for landed immigrants or refugees)

Step 3

Your start date can be as early as the next module. Please note---all our teacher taught modules are 6 weeks in length.

Schedule and Locations

Ongoing registration
6 week modules

TERM 3: December 5th – January 30th, 2020 (Exam Jan 28th, turn around day Jan 30th)

• ENG3C1 – Grade 11 English, College Preparation
• GLS 401- Grade 12 Advanced Learning Strategies (PLAR)

TERM 4: January 31st – March 25th, 2020 (Exam Mar 24th, turn around day Mar 25th)

• ENG3C1 – Grade 11 English, College Preparation
• MBF 3C1 – Grade 11 Mathematics, College Preparation

TERM 5: March 26th – May 12th, 2020 (Exam May 11th, turn around day May 12th)

• ENG4C1 – Grade 12 English, College Preparation
• MBF 3C1- Grade 11 Mathematics, College Preparation
• TFJ 201 – Hospitality and Tourism

TERM 6: May 13th – June 26th, 2020 (Exam June 24/25th, turn around day June 26th)

• ENG3C1 – Grade 11 English, College Preparation
• MBF 3C1 – Grade 11 Mathematics, College Preparation

Monday - Friday: 8:30 a.m. - 2:39 p.m.

Locations

Mountain Campus:
150 East 5th Street (at Brucedale)
905.577.0555, press 5 then press 5

Fees

There are no tuition or registration fees for St. Charles credit programs. Students must pay a $25.00 refundable book deposit prior to attending class. This fee is returned to the student upon the return of all textbooks used during the class.

We accept VISA, debit or cash.

$1,032 per credit for visitors to Canada

Want to Work for St. Charles?

Please go to http://www.stcharles.ca/aboutus/careers/ for all of our application forms

News

Exciting Energy at the 2019 St. Charles Credit, Culinary Arts & PSW Graduation Ceremony

There were many cheers, lots of clapping, positive energy and even a shout of “I DID IT!” at this year's St. Charles graduation ceremony on June 20th (held at our 150 East 5th location). Credit, Culinary Arts and Personal Support Worker students were all smiles when they earned diplomas and certificates to reward their achievements.

Valedictorian Ramael Esho had good reason to be excited. His journey to that moment hadn’t been easy. While in Iraq he had to leave school for work to support his family. After four years, Ramael was unhappy and decided that education was the way to turn his life around. He came to Canada and took classes at St. Charles to complete his high school diploma.

“We should all feel proud of getting to this point tonight,” he explained, “because it was not an easy journey. We have many more opportunities available to us now, and we have accomplished an important goal.”

We wish all of our proud graduates luck on their new exciting journey, wherever it may take them.

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