6So you’re getting close to the end of your high school career, but aren’t sure what happens next.  If you’re in need of some extra support to help you earn your diploma or are looking for ways to prepare for post-secondary pathways, here are some excellent resources to explore!

Apprenticeship Programs:

Completing High School Credits and Upgrading (Adult Education):

  • St. Louis Adult Learning & Continuing Education:
    • 80 Young Street, Kitchener 519-745-1201 – stlouis.wcdsb.ca
    • day school, night school and self directed courses
    • must be 18 years old.
    • Also available, School to Work Programs in Chef Training, Hairstylist, Computer Training, Personal Support worker and Microsoft Office Specialist.
  • Conestoga College Academic Upgrading:
    • www.conestogac.on.ca/caa/upgrading/ or 519-885-0300 ext 229
    • provides opportunities to update and improve your skills, prepare for college, apprenticeship or workplace, prepare for GED (High School Equivalence Certificate) or earn ACE (Academic and Career Entrance) Certificate

Employment:

Private Career Colleges:

Private colleges provide an alternative to apprenticeship and community colleges. They offer full and part time programs. Check yellow pages in phone book under schools.

Conestoga College Certificate Programs for Workplace Students:

  • Apply through Conestoga College: 519-748-5220- ext 3656 or www.conestogac.on.ca
    (not the Ontario Colleges Application Centre). Requires a diploma or for student to be 19 years of age.