1. Course Selection

2. Agenda: Counselling Services Grad Program
Dual Credit and Work Experience Programs
Next Steps
Extra Curricular Activities
Success at Boyd
Questions

3. Counselling Services Ms. Babecoff-Kimhi and Mr. Reid
Mental Health Support and Skill Development
Academic Advocacy
Post Secondary Guidance
Community Referrals
Course Programming

4. What do I need to Graduate?

5. Required Courses: Grade 12 Grade 11 Grade 10 1. An English 12
2. Gr 12 course
3. Gr 12 course
4. Gr 12 course
5. Elective
6. Elective
7. Elective
8. Elective
Grade 11
1. An English
2. a Math
3. a Social Studies
4. a Science
5. Career*
6. Elective
7. Elective
8. Elective
Grade 10
1. An English
2. a Math
3. a Social Studies
4. a Science
5. a Physical Ed.
6. Career*
7. A Fine Art/Applied Skill
8. Elective

6. What about Credits? You need 80 Credits to Graduate
Credits are from Grade 10, 11 and 12

7. Required Graduation Assessments:
More information to come
Literacy 2019
Numeracy 2018

8. Post Secondary (PSI) Options
Important to consider what you wish to pursue
Different requirements for programs at college/university, trades, etc.

9. Career Programs: See Counsellor for More Information
Apprenticeship
SSA - YWIT (Youth Work in Trades)
- Credit for Paid Work
ACE-IT – YTIT (Youth Train in Trades)
- Dual Credit Program
- Attend College while at Boyd
- Level 1 Technical Training
Work Experience
STEP 11/12
Explore Trades for 1 Week
Spring 2018
WEX 12A/B
Credit for Working

10. Dual Credit Programs (YTIT):
Trades & Technical program opportunities
Apply in grade 10-12
Earn credits for grade 11/12 while earning PSI credits

11. YTIT Options Professional Cook 1(Richmond High, Day 2)
Motorcycle Technician (BCIT Burnaby)
Plumbing – (Palmer Secondary, Day 2)
Painting – Commercial Welding (Finishing Trades Institute)
Auto Collision Repair (VCC)
Welding (KPU Cloverdale)
Auto Refinishing Prep Tech (VCC)
Plumbing (Palmer Secondary)
Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (BCIT Richmond)
Professional Cook (Richmond High)
Baking and Pastry Arts (VCC)
Masonry (KPU Cloverdale)
Carpentry – Framing/Forming (BCIT Burnaby) Levels 1 and 2
Electrician (Construction) (BCIT – Delta)
Metal Fabrication (BCIT Burnaby)
Millwright (KPU Cloverdale)
See Counsellor for more info

12. Next Steps?
Research your options and possibilities: College/Uni., Trades, Diploma, other
Discuss with parents/guardian, teachers/counsellors, other significant adults
Select your courses based on:
Grad requirements
Discussions
Interests and Passions

13. Extra Curricular Activities
Sports
Football
Soccer
Volleyball
Basketball
Ultimate Frisbee
Golf
Badminton
Track and Field
Clubs
Engineering
First Responders Green Thumbers Library Monitors Model UN
Music
Oversea Students Peer Tutoring
Student Council Unity
GLOW
Grad Committee
Leadership
English 10 B
New Media and Composition
Geography 12
History 12
History 12 Online
English 11
English 12
AP English 12
Law 12

14. Success at Boyd Organization and Preparation
Communication – Teachers, Parents, Counsellors, Admin
Attendance
Connections – Be involved
Proactivity
Participation and Effort
Have Fun

15. Questions?