Moscrop Student Services

Grade 11 and 12 students interested in learning more about Capilano’s Faculty of Arts & Sciences program are invited to attend an Open House on Thursday, February 12th, 5:00 – 7:00pm at CapU’s Bosa Centre for Film and Animation Lobby and Theatre.  This is a great opportunity to meet with faculty, staff and students in the Humanities, Social Sciences, and Pure and Applied Sciences.  You will also get to see science labs and classrooms in actions, and discover learning supports such as the Math Learning Centre and Writing Centre.

Langara College is offering COURSE PLANNING SESSIONS for new University Studies applicants.  These 90 minute sessions, led by a Counsellor, are designed to help prospective students understand university entrance requirements, as well as requirements for faculties and majors. Participants will be introduced to the various course-planning tools that will assist them in preparing for university transfer.  We ask that new university transfer students attend one of these sessions prior to booking an individual appointment with a counsellor.  These session continue throughout the Spring and Summer semesters, however, additional sessions have been added during the high school Spring Break period. For more information and upcoming dates, please visit the Langara Counselling Department website or see:                                                            http://www.langara.bc.ca/student-services/counselling/workshops-info-sessions/course-planning-sessions.html

COURSE REGISTRATION.  Langara has an Online Registration Guide & Course Schedule which includes helpful topics ranging from important dates, how to create a semester timetable, information regarding payment and fees, and much more. Follow the different links in the dropdown menu under ‘Registration Guide’ to navigate through the different sections of the Registration Guide.  Click here for more details:  http://www.langara.bc.ca/reg-guide/index.html                                                                                                                    The Fall 2015 Online Registration Guide & Course Schedule will be available on the website in early June 2015.

If you are in grade 12 and planning to attend Capilano University in the fall, you have the opportunity to speak one-on-one with a CAP Admissions Advisor on March 5^th.  See Ms. Watson in room 317 ASAP to sign up for a 15-minute appointment – an excellent opportunity to get more info on the admissions process, programs and classes offered, and general services offered at Capilano University.

Course selection presentations have begun!  Counsellors will visit the following classes/grades according to this schedule:  

English/Communications 11                   Monday, Feb 2 and Tuesday, Feb 3      Social Studies/Sciences Humaines 10   Tuesday, Feb 10 and Wed, Feb 11       Science/Sciences 9                                     Monday, Feb 16 and Tuesday, Feb 17      Math/Mathematiques 8                            Thursday, Feb 12 and Friday, Feb 13

*Course Selection sheets will be due two weeks after the class presentation and are to be handed in to the same teacher/classroom where the presentation was made.

For students who miss their course selection presentation, here are the make-up session dates:

Grade 11 Make-Up Session:   Friday, February 6 @ lunch,room 322. Grade 10 Make-Up Session:   Friday, February 13 @ lunch,room 322. Grade 8 Make-Up Session:   Tuesday, February 17 @ lunch,room 322. Grade 9 Make-Up Session:   Thursday, February 6 @ lunch,room 326.

This is for students Grade 11 and younger:  Earn high school credits while playing soccer!  Develop your soccer knowledge and skills at SFU – with one of Canada’s finest university soccer programs (NCAA Div.2).  For more information, please contact your counselor or visit www.sfu.ca/camps.

Nicola Valley Institute of Technology (Home of Aboriginal Public Post-Secondary Education in B.C.) is having an Open House for interested students.   This is an opportunity for Grade 12 students to spend 24 hours at NVIT’s Merritt campus and check out life as an NVIT student. Travel bursaries are available and accommodation and meals are provided. Register online http://nvit.ca/experiencenvit2015.htm or contact Amanda Street at astreet@nvit.bc.ca.

Requirements for September 2015 admission to UVic are available online through the Undergraduate Admissions website at http://uvic.ca/programreq. Program and deadline changes are as follows:

• New application deadline – February 28, 2015 is the new application deadline for high school students applying to undergraduate programs. For detailed deadline information as well as program-specific document deadlines, visit uvic.ca/deadlines.
• Self-reporting change – Current grade 12 students MUST self-report their interim/ final grade 11 and 12 marks from February 15 to March 31, 2015 to be considered for admission and grade-based entrance scholarships for September 2015 entry. uvic.ca/selfreporting

UVIC Faculty of Engineering Open House – February 7, 2015.    The Faculty of Engineering will host an open house on Saturday, February 7. Current faculty, students and staff will open the doors to prospective students and help them explore the fields of engineering and computer science through hands-on activities, guest lec­tures and department fairs. Students can learn more and register online at: http://www.uvic.ca/engr-open-house.

INTERESTED IN PURSUING A CAREER IN EARLY CHILDHOOD CARE & EDUCATION?  Capilano University is hosting an Information Session on Tuesday, February 3^rd, 7-9pm, at their North Vancouver campus (Cedar building). Students will learn about the ECCE Diploma and the Bachelor of Early Childhood Care & Education programs. The Bachelor Degree’s path to SFU and UBC departments of Education will also be discussed. To attend, send your RSVP to: ecce@capilanou.ca. Further info can be found at www.capilanou.ca\ecce.

The Justice Institute of B.C. is hosting a Fire & Safety Division Information Session on Saturday, January 24, 2015, 1pm – 3pm at the Justice Institute  (715 McBride Blvd, New Westminster,  604-525-5422)

• Vancouver Fire & Rescue Services Recruitment Division will discuss the training involved to become a firefighter and the necessary steps it takes to be hired by a career Fire Department.
• Learn about the new Fire Fighting Technologies Certificate program.
• Tour the Maple Ridge Campus and see its unique simulation training props.
• Meet faculty and staff.

To RSVP or request program information, please email fftc@jibc.ca with your contact information.