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  • You can be registered with another high school and use our program to complete additional courses.

  • We offer Work Experience 15, 25 and 35.

  • We follow the Alberta Program of Studies, using both school-developed components and Distance Education materials.

  • Completed modules and final exams are marked on site and marks are submitted directly to Alberta Education.

  • We offer adult upgrading.

  • You can enroll in a course at anytime in a school year.

  • You can work at your own pace and finish courses as fast as you are able.

  • You can attend school when it is convenient for YOU!

  • Did you know that about one third of Sturgeon Composite High School grads completed courses at SLC.
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  • You can enroll in a course at anytime in a school year.

  • You can work at your own pace.

  • We offer adult upgrading.
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Selected DIPLOMA EXAMS can be written in November and April as well as the standard January, June and August dates.



Important Info!
Work Experience 15, 25, 35

Credits: Maximum of 15 credits

Prerequisite: CTR 1010

Work Experience is a high school program in which students can gain high school credits while working at their part-time job.

Students may receive credits at the 15, 25 and/or 35 level.  Students receive 5 credits for every 125 hours based upon successful completion of school and workplace learning expectations. 

Students can receive credits for paid or volunteer work.


What are the working hours?

The Student (15 years or older) must be supervised by an adult and may work between 7 AM and 10 PM seven days a week.

The Off-Campus Education work schedule may be accommodated in the student's timetable but must not interfere with the student's other scheduled classes.


What are the Employer/Supervisor's Responsibilities

The employer/supervisor must assist the student to do meaningful work, provide adequate supervision and assist with the student's evaluation process.




To view the Alberta Education Programs of Study for a specific course please click here or contact SLC for more information.