Prepare for success in a nursing or health care related post-secondary program.
College Pathway
| Semester 1 | Semester 2 | Semester 3 |
|---|---|---|
|
Foundations for College Math 11 (MBF3C) English 11 College (ENG3C) |
Foundations for College Math (MAP4C) Biology 11 College (SBI3C) |
English 12 College (ENG4C) Chemistry 12 College (SCH4C) |
Registration for College Pathway
The table above is a sample pathway. Students can begin in any Semester. For help selecting your courses, email cont.ed@dcdsb.ca for the Ajax Campus or credit.reg@dcdsb.ca for the Oshawa Campus.
Adult Dual Credit
Ethics in Daily Life
Prepare for a nursing or health related program at college by taking a college course with a Durham college instructor - Ethics in Daily Life.
Dates
September 5 - October 30, 2023 (2:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.)
Format
Classes will take place two days/week on the Archbishop Anthony Meagher Campus. Students must be registered in at least one other credit course or program in order to participate.
Program Details
- Students can earn a credit toward their high school diploma and a college credit on a college transcript, free of charge.
- Students are taught by a Durham College Instructor and supported by a teacher from Archbishop Anthony Meagher CCEC.
- To qualify, students must be registered in the Personal Support Worker Program or in a credit program with Adult and Continuing Education, and be working toward the Ontario Secondary School Diploma.
University Pathway
Flexible options are available for students who cannot attend Adult Day classes or who require University preparation courses. Classes are available though:
Book an appointment with a guidance counsellor to plan your courses.
Registration
Students who would like to earn their Ontario Secondary School Diploma and/or prepare for a health care related post-secondary program can book an appointment to discuss a plan to meet the diploma requirements.
To make an appointment or for more information, contact:
Oshawa Campus: 905-438-0570 or credit.reg@dcdsb.ca
Ajax Campus: 905-683-7713 or cont.ed@dcdsb.ca
