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Submit a Question or CommentTo help your teen select appropriate courses and course sequences, refer to the High School Graduation Requirements. |
General InformationCareer and Technology StudiesIām developing important life skills. Students receive career exposure through CTS courses. They develop life skills and prepare for the workplace or further learning in the industry that interests them. Students create pathways to occupations in common industries from the five CTS clusters. Course Sequence![]()
Dual CreditThe Alberta Dual Credit Framework identifies dual credit as programming that is authorized and funded by Alberta Education in which grades 10, 11 or 12 students can earn both high school credits and credits that count toward a post-secondary certificate, diploma or degree, including a journeyperson certificate.
A dual credit pathway is comprised of either single enrolled CTS courses or dual enrolled CTS courses authorized by Alberta Education, as referenced in the Alberta Dual Credit Framework (pp. 7ā8). These courses can help students work toward their post-secondary goals or support them as they move directly into the workforce from high school. ![]() |