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Table of Contents30-Level Courses – No Prerequisites ........................................................................................ 1

Senior High Elective Courses ..................................................................................................... 2

Agriculture .................................................................................................................................... 2Agriculture ................................................................................................................................................................ 2Animals .....................................................................................................................................................................3Gardening .................................................................................................................................................................3

Communication Technology ....................................................................................................... 4Communication Technology ..................................................................................................................................... 4Visual Communications and Design ........................................................................................................................ 4

Fashion Studies ........................................................................................................................... 5Costume Design ....................................................................................................................................................... 5Fashion Design ......................................................................................................................................................... 5Interior Design .......................................................................................................................................................... 6

Financial Management ................................................................................................................ 6Accounting ............................................................................................................................................................... 6

Foods ............................................................................................................................................ 7Baking ......................................................................................................................................................................7Catering .................................................................................................................................................................... 7Cooking ....................................................................................................................................................................8Nutrition .................................................................................................................................................................... 8

Forestry ........................................................................................................................................ 9Environment .............................................................................................................................................................9Forestry ....................................................................................................................................................................9

Health Care Services and Human and Social Services ........................................................... 10Basic Life Skills ........................................................................................................................................................ 10Childcare .................................................................................................................................................................. 10Human Behaviour ..................................................................................................................................................... 11

Legal Studies ............................................................................................................................... 12Business Law ...........................................................................................................................................................12Criminal Law ............................................................................................................................................................ 12Family Law ...............................................................................................................................................................13

Management and Marketing ...................................................................................................... 14Business Management ............................................................................................................................................. 14

Networking ................................................................................................................................... 14Computers ............................................................................................................................................................... 14

Recreation Leadership ................................................................................................................ 15Coaching Youth Sport .............................................................................................................................................. 15Sport Performance – Athletics ................................................................................................................................. 15

Safety Courses ............................................................................................................................ 16Hands-On Trades ..................................................................................................................................................... 16Safety Ticket Foundations ....................................................................................................................................... 16

Second Languages ...................................................................................................................... 17Second Languages .................................................................................................................................................. 17

Tourism ......................................................................................................................................... 17Travel ........................................................................................................................................................................17

Related to Core Courses ............................................................................................................ 18Related to Math ........................................................................................................................................................ 18Related to Language Arts ........................................................................................................................................ 18Related to Social Studies ......................................................................................................................................... 18Related to Science ................................................................................................................................................... 18

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ADLC 2020/21 CTS COURSES SPECIAL INTEREST

30-Level Courses – No PrerequisitesGraduation CreditsDo you need 30-level credits to meet high school graduation requirements? These courses are all at the 30-level and do not have prerequisites.

Course Name Course Code

Credits Course Description

Agriculture Safety AGR3000 1Students recognize and assess the hazards and manage the risks of working in agriculture.

Creators of Fashion FAS3070 1 Students discover the world of fashion designers.

Forestry Issues and Trends FOR3010 1Students analyze current local and global issues and trends in forest management, and demonstrate individual and shared actions that foster environmental stewardship.

Forest Research & Development FOR3080 1Students examine current and emerging research and development in the forest industry.

Workplace Safety Systems HCS3000 1Students gain the attitudes, knowledge and skills related to workplace health and safety and examine relevant legislation required in the workplace.

Religious Studies 35 LDC30182 5This course provides an overview of Christian theology, including these units: The Bible, God, Faith Lessons, Project: book of Romans, The Law, World Religions, Word Study, Leadership.

Forensic Science Studies 35 LDC37542 5

Students learn about forensic anthropology and entomology; forensic toxicology; autopsies; ballistics; police protective equipment; police dogs; arson investigation; criminal profiling; investigation processes; and footwear, tire, and tool mark impressions.

Property Law LGS3010 1Students identify laws relating to real, personal and intellectual properties and investigate the process of buying and selling real property and legal implications associated with Internet transactions.

Negligence (Law) LGS3040 1Students explore the legal meaning of negligence and legal actions relating to negligence.

Small Business Law LGS3050 1Students learn about laws relating to starting a business, running a business and ending a business. Students also explore challenging issues that affect small business.

Criminal Law LGS3080 1Students examine the criminal justice system, including the criminal process and the roles and responsibilities of the participants. Students also explore challenging issues and law-related careers.

The Business Organization MAM3010 1Students identify and describe organizational structures, management theories and organizations as working units. Students also explain their beliefs of what successful organizations might look like in the future.

Business in the Canadian Economy

MAM3020 1Students investigate and relate their knowledge of economics to how business decisions are made within the community, provincially, nationally and internationally.

Business in a Global Marketplace MAM3030 1Students examine the opportunities and challenges that confront business persons in establishing a global business operation.

Promotion: Sales Techniques MAM3040 1 Students learn and demonstrate techniques for successful selling.

Distributing Goods and Services MAM3050 1Students explore the channels of distribution and modes of transportation used to direct goods from the producer to the consumer.

Sport and Society REC3140 1Students explore the structure and function of community, amateur and professional sport organizations. The impact of sport organizations and events on society is also examined.

World Geography 30 SSN3166 3

Students explore how physical processes, weather, climate, landforms, soils, and vegetation affect the earth and its inhabitants as well as how human activities, such as industry development, land use, settlement patterns, and resource exploitation impact the environment.

Experimental Psychology 30 SSN3171 3Students explore how scientific experimentation informs the understanding and practice of psychology.

Destination Management TOU3060 1Students research the management and operation of a travel destination.

2 TS schools wanting to offer this course must have their local school board approval to teach Locally Developed Courses (LDC).



Senior High Elective CoursesSpecial InterestAgriculture

AgricultureIf you have an interest in farming, animals, crops or greenhouses, this program is for you. This program is designed for students interested in learning more about the industry of agriculture in Alberta, Canada, and the global community.

Students will cover a variety of topics that relate to the agricultural production in Alberta. Students can also learn how to care for domestic animals and how to breed and select plants!

3-Credit Package 5-Credit Package Career ConnectionsChoose three of the following:

• Introduction to Agriculture• Introduction to Animal Basics• Agriculture Safety

Choose five of the following:

• Introduction to Agriculture• Introduction to Animal Basics• Agriculture Safety• Companion Animals• Plant Propagation• Indoor Plants1

• Gardening1

• Agribusiness Diploma (2 years)• Agriculture Engineer• Agricultural Sciences Diploma

(2 years)• Agriculture Studies Certificate

(1 year)• Animal Care Technologist• Animal Health Technology Diploma

(2 years)• Beekeeper• Dairy Producer• Equine Technician• Feedlot Technician• General Agriculture Certificate

(1 year)• Livestock Specialist Marketing/

Sales Technician• Swine Technician• Veterinarian

1 Prerequisite required



AnimalsIf you love animals you will enjoy these courses.


• Companion Animals• Introduction to Animal Basics• Agriculture Safety


• Companion Animals• Introduction to Animal Basics• Agriculture Safety• Environmental Law

• Animal Boarding/Sitting• Animal Breeding/Husbandry• Animal Care Technologist• Animal Control Officer• Animal Health Technology Diploma

(2 years)• Animal Nutritionist• Animal Rescue/Safety• Animal Trainer• Doctor of Veterinary Medicine

(DVM)• Equine Technician• Feedlot Technician• Gerontologist Specialist

(therapeutic animals)• Professional Pet Stylist Certificate

(12 weeks)

GardeningIf you have an interest in floral design or plants and gardening you will enjoy these 1-credit courses.


Must take:

• Plant Propagation

Add two of the following:

• Indoor Plants1

• Gardening1


Must take:

• Plant Propagation

Add four of the following:

• Indoor Plants1

• Gardening1

• Introduction To Agriculture• Sketch, Draw & Model• Visual Composition

• Arborist• Botanist• Environmental or Horticultural

Scientist• Horticulturist• Landscape Design• Nursery Worker• Ornamental Horticulturist• Plant Care Worker• Plant Geneticist• Plant Pathologist




Communication Technology

Communication TechnologyLearn to employ fundamental elements and principles of design for various media. Acquire skills to develop computerized presentations involving text, data, graphics, sound and animation.


Must take:

• Visual Composition


• Photography1

• Digital Presentation• E-Learning and Learning

Management Systems


Must take:

• Visual Composition


• Photography1

• Digital Presentation• E-Learning and Learning

Management Systems• Sketch, Draw & Model

• Animator• Artist• E-Commerce• Graphic Design• Illustrator • Painter• Photographer• Photojournalist• Podcaster• Print Services• Sculptor• Videographer• Web Design

Visual Communications and DesignDo you have an interest in visual arts, media or creative expression? Increase your artistic competence, sophistication, and complexity and further develop creative thinking, problem-solving, communication, and interpersonal skills as well as open up a wide variety of career options to explore.


Must take:

• Visual Composition• Sketch, Draw & Model• Photography1

• Fashion Illustration 3


• Visual Composition• Sketch, Draw & Model• Photography1

• Fashion Illustration 31

3-Credit Course

• Art 10

4-Credit Course

• Art 10

5-Credit Courses

• Art 10• Art 201

• Art 301

• Animator• Architect• Artist• Drafting• E-Commerce • Engineering• Fashion Journalist• Fashion Photography Illustration• Graphic Design• Industrial Design• Landscape Design• Magazine Editor • Mechanical Design• Photographer• Photojournalist• Podcaster• Print Services• Videographer• Web Design




Fashion Studies

Costume DesignIf you love the theatre and sewing this is the perfect career for you. We have several courses that would help refine your skills and if you would like to research this career further then FAS Career Exploration would be a perfect 1-credit course to take.


Must take:

• Sewing Fundamentals


• Cultural Fashions1

• Fashion Illustration 1, 21, and 31


• Sewing Fundamentals• Cultural Fashions1

• Sketch, Draw & Model• Visual Composition

3-Credit Course

• Art 10

4-Credit Course

• Art 10

5-Credit Courses

• Art 10• Art 201

• Art 301

• Costume Designer• Set Designer• Theatre Designer• Wardrobe Manager

Fashion DesignIf you like fashion trends, learn about the basics of fashion illustration, the dynamics of the fashion industry, fabric care, sewing fundamentals and the evolution of fashion throughout a variety of courses offered in this program.


Must take:



• Fashion Illustration 1, 21, and 31

• Creators of Fashion


• Sewing Fundamentals• Fashion Illustration 1, 21, and 31

• Creators of Fashion• Art 10• Sketch, Draw & Model• Visual Composition

• Apparel Technology Diploma (2 years)

• Fashion Design & Apparel Production Diploma (1 year)

• Fashion Design & Sustainable Production Diploma (2 years)

• Fashion Designer & Apparel Technologist

• Fashion Marketing Certificate (1 year)

• Fashion Merchandising Diploma (1 year)

• Fashion Styling Diploma• Sewing Machine Operator• Tailor/Dressmaker• Technical Sales Representative




Interior DesignIf you love to decorate your room and sew, these courses would be perfect for you. If you would like to research this career, FAS Career Exploration would be an excellent 1-credit course.


Must take:



• Creating Home Decor1

• Creating Accessories• Visual Composition


• Sewing Fundamentals• Cultural Fashions1

• Creating Accessories• Sketch, Draw & Model

3-Credit Course

• Art 10

4-Credit Course

• Art 10

5-Credit Courses

• Art 10• Art 201

• Art 301

• Architect• Cabinet Designer/Drafter• Home Staging Designer• Interior Decorator• Interior Design Drafter/Assistant• Interior Exhibition Designer• Visual Merchandiser

Financial Management

AccountingIntroduce yourself to accounting and basic bookkeeping for businesses. When you have finished these courses, you will have learned to set up a basic bookkeeping system for a small business.


Must take:

• Accounting Prep

Choose two of the following:

• Personal Financial Information• Employment Law• Spreadsheet• Accounting Cycle 11

• Accounting Cycle 21

• Small Business Law


Must take:

• Accounting Prep

Choose four of the following:

• Personal Financial Information• Accounting Cycle 11


• Spreadsheet• Employment Law• Small Business Law

• Accountant• Accounting Technician• Bookkeeper• Business Manager• Business Owner




Foods

BakingBakers are people who are curious and love to create new and interesting recipes. Creativity is great, because bakers decorate specialty goods like wedding cakes and other baked goods.


Must have:

• Food Basics


• Creative Baking• Contemporary Baking • Cake & Pastry• Yeast Products


Must have:

• Food Basics


• Creative Baking• Contemporary Baking• Cake & Pastry• Yeast Products

• Artisanal Bread Baker• Baker• Cake Designer• Coffee Shop Owner• Cookbook Author• Food Stylist• Food Writer• Hospitality Planning/Management

Certificate• Product Developer• Recipe Developer

CateringIf you love to cook for special events, you will enjoy these courses.


Must have:

• Food Basics


• Snacks & Appetizers• Short-order Cooking• Food Presentation


Must have:

• Food Basics


• Cake & Pastry• Yeast Products• Meal Planning• Snacks & Appetizers• Short-order Cooking• Food Presentation

• Banquet Chef• Caterer• Columnist• Cookbook Author• Event Planning Management

Certificate• Food Blogger



CookingIf you love to cook or just love food, these courses are perfect for you. You will examine the role of food, looking beyond simple consumption to production, visual appreciation, nutrition, meal planning, economics, and preparation. You will begin with Food Basics (FOD1010) to learn about safe and sanitary food handling procedures, equipment care, comprehension of recipes, and the importance of efficient work habits in the kitchen.


Must take:

• Food Basics


• Soups & Sauces• Milk Products & Eggs• Meal Planning


Must take:

• Food Basics


• Soups & Sauces• Milk Products & Eggs• Meal Planning• Contemporary Baking• Cake & Pastry• Yeast Products• Creative Baking

• Cheese Maker• Chef• Chef Instructor• Food and Restaurant Critic• Food Beverage Management

Certificate• Food Inspector/Quality Assurance

Specialist• Food Stylist• Food Writer• Hospitality Planning/Management

Certificate• Kitchen Designer• Menu Designer• Product Developer• Recipe Developer• Restaurant Owner• Sausage Maker

NutritionIf you like nutrition and would like to help people lead healthier lives, then these courses are for you. A dietitian provides medical nutritional therapy; they work with doctors and other professionals creating nutritional programs for people.


Must take:

• Food Basics


• Meal Planning• Fast & Convenience Foods


Must take:

• Food Basics


• Meal Planning• Fast & Convenience Foods• Nutrition for Recreational Activities

and Sport• Nurturing Children

• Dietician• Food Allergies/Disease Specialist

(Pathologist)• Nutrition and Wellness Coach



Forestry

EnvironmentThese courses will be of interest to those who are curious about nature and wish to understand the processes we employ to adapt as our earth changes.


• Plant Propagation• Gardening1

• Forest Protection and Stewardship• Forest Research and Development• Forest Ecology in Regions

of Canada• Forests and Society• Forest Use and Protection• Environmental Law

3-Credit Course

• World Geography 30


• Plant Propagation• Gardening1

• Forest Protection and Stewardship• Forest Research and Development• Forest Ecology in Regions

of Canada• Forests and Society• Forest Use and Protection• Environmental Law

5-Credit Course

• Aboriginal Studies 301

• Biologist• Environmental Lawyer• Farmer• Fisheries and Wildlife Officer• Forestry Field Technician• Geographic Information Systems

Technician• Hydrologist• Natural Resource Technician• Researcher• Scientist• Silviculturist• Woodlands Engineer

ForestryCanada is the second largest country in the world with forest or other wooded land making up 40% of its 979 million hectares.

In taking any of the Forestry courses, students will consider different perspectives on the values of the forest and examine the policies and procedures that are in place to ensure all stakeholders and their viewpoints are considered in the management of forests.


• Forests and Society• Forest Ecology in Regions

of Canada• Forest Use and Protection• Forest Protection & Stewardship• Regulating Alberta's Forests• Forestry Issues and Trends• Forest Research & Development


• Forests and Society• Forest Ecology in Regions

of Canada• Forest Use and Protection• Forest Protection & Stewardship• Regulating Alberta's Forests• Forestry Issues and Trends• Forest Research & Development

• Conservation Scientist and Foresters

• Firefighter• Forest and Conservation

Technicians• Forest and Conservation Workers

and Loggers• Grader• Tree Feller• Woodland Manager




Health Care Services and Human and Social Services

Basic Life SkillsThese courses encourage you to become self-sufficient. You might be surprised what you can learn from what seems to be obvious. Knowing how to cook, how to handle your own finances, grow food, and care for children are priceless in building a life.


• E-Learning and Learning Management Systems

• Fast and Convenience Foods1

• Food Basics• Gardening1

• Health Services Foundations• Mental Health and Wellness1

• Nurturing Children• Personal Financial Information• Plant Propagation• Sewing Fundamentals• Workplace Safety Systems

3-Credit Course

• Personal Psychology 20


• E-Learning and Learning Management Systems

• Employment Law• Fast and Convenience Foods1

• Food Basics• Gardening1

• Health Services Foundations• Mental Health and Wellness1

• Nurturing Children• Personal Financial Information• Plant Propagation• Private Law• Sewing Fundamentals• Reproduction and Readiness

for Parenting1

• Workplace Safety Systems

3-Credit Course


• Mother• Father• Life Skills Facilitator• Social Worker• Teacher

ChildcareThis group of courses is good for anyone who is preparing to spend time with children in any capacity. In addition to learning about child development, you will learn about keeping children safe, ensuring the children you are caring for are eating healthy, and growing.

Learn about pets and plants that are appropriate to have around children. This group of courses is for you if you are considering a future with any of the following: daycare worker, elementary teacher, parent, nanny, early childcare worker, or au pair.


• Nurturing Children• Food Basics• Health Services Foundations• Meal Planning1

3-Credit Course



• Nurturing Children• Food Basics• Health Services Foundations• Reproduction and Readiness

for Parenting1

• Meal Planning1

• Indoor Plants1

• Companion Animals• Mental Health and Wellness1

• Childcare Supervisor• Daycare Operator• Early Childhood Teacher• Mother• Father• Teacher




Human BehaviourThese courses are great if you are interested in looking into human behaviour and interactions. They may interest you if you like to explore legal cases, individuals (including the “self”) or groups of people.


• Sport Psychology• Relationship Law• Family Law• Nurturing Children• Health Services Foundations• Mental Health and Wellness1

3-Credit Courses

• General Sociology 20• Personal Psychology 20• General Psychology 20• Psychology – Abnormal 351



• Sport Psychology• Relationship Law• Family Law• Nurturing Children• Health Services Foundations• Reproduction and Readiness

for Parenting1

• Mental Health and Wellness1

3-Credit Courses

• General Sociology 20• Personal Psychology 20• General Psychology 20• Psychology – Abnormal 351,2

5-Credit Courses


• Religious Studies 15 – Old Testament

• Religious Studies 25 – New Testament2

• Religious Studies 35 – World Religions2


• Addictions Counselor• Anthropologist• Diplomat• Hairdresser• Lawyer• Nurse• Pastor• Politician• Psychologist• Sociologist• Social Worker• Teacher

1 Prerequisite required2 TS schools wanting to offer this course must have their local school board approval to teach Locally Developed Courses (LDC).



Legal Studies

Business LawDo you have an interest in Canadian business law? These courses explore various components of the Canadian legal system and provide a foundation of introductory legal knowledge with practical application to everyday life. You will become familiar with the influence, impact, and complexities of the law.


• Private Law• Employment Law• Environmental Law• Small Business Law• Property Law• Negligence


• Private Law• Employment Law• Environmental Law• Small Business Law• Property Law• Negligence• The Business Organization• Business in the Canadian

Economy• Business in the Global Economy

• Clerk• Court Reporter• Judicial Court• Lawyer• Police Services

Criminal LawDo you have an interest in Canadian criminal law? These courses explore various components of the Canadian legal system and provide a foundation of introductory legal knowledge with practical application to everyday life. You will become familiar with the influence, impact, and complexities of the law.


• Public Law • Criminal Law• Negligence

3-Credit Courses


• Forensic Studies 251,2



• Public Law• Criminal Law• Negligence• Family Law • Private Law • Employment Law • Environmental Law • Small Business Law• Property Law

3-Credit Courses




• Clerk• Court Reporter• Judicial Court• Lawyer• Police Services• Correctional Services




Family LawDo you have an interest in Canadian family law? These courses explore various components of the Canadian legal system and provide a foundation of introductory legal knowledge with practical application to everyday life. You will become familiar with the influence, impact, and complexities of the law.


• Private Law• Relationship Law• Family Law• Negligence• Property Law• Health Services Foundations


• Private Law• Relationship Law• Family Law• Employment Law• Property Law• Negligence• Health Services Foundations• Nurturing Children• Personal Financial Information• Reproduction and Readiness

for Parenting1

• Clerk• Court Reporter• Judicial Court• Lawyer




Management and Marketing

Business ManagementMany graduating students now choose to directly enter the labour force. Some of those students will want to start their own businesses instead of working for someone else. In order to attain success it is important to have some basic skills including, but not limited to, marketing, financial management and handling staff.


• The Business Organization• Business in the Canadian

Economy• Business in the Global Economy• Promotion – Sales Techniques• Distributing Goods and Services


• Accounting Prep• The Business Organization• Business in the Canadian

Economy• Business in the Global Economy• Promotion – Sales Techniques• Distributing Goods and Services• Small Business Law• Property Law• Employment Law• Accounting Cycle 11


• Business Manager• Business Owner• Chief Executive Officer• Executive Director

Networking

ComputersComputers are an integral part of our everyday life from cell phones to our cars. Interacting with computers is much more interesting and fun if you have some basic understanding of how they work.


• Introduction to Coding• E-learning and Learning

Management Systems• Word Processing• Spreadsheet 1• Digital Presentations

Choose one of the following:


• IT Essentials: Cisco credential 5-credit bundle course

• CCNA: Cisco Credential 5-credit bundle course

Note: IT Essentials is the prerequisite for CCNA - Introduction to Network

• Computer Repairs• Data Entry• Help Desk Technician• Network Administrator• Programmer• Sales




Recreation Leadership

Coaching Youth SportAfter many athletes finish with their competitive careers, they begin to coach to stay involved with a sport. Earn NCCP certification by taking the coaching courses as well as furthering your coaching tool kit by taking courses that will help you be a better coach such as Sport Psychology or Foundations for Training (workout course).

3-Credit Package 5-Credit Package Career ConnectionsMust take:

• Coaching 1 • Coaching 2


• Injury Management • Sport Psychology 1

Must take:

• Coaching 1 • Coaching 2

Choose three of the following:

• Injury Management• Sport Psychology 1• Nutrition for Recreational Activities

and Sport• Negligence Law• Foundations for Training 1 • Foundations for training 21

• Nurturing Children• Mental Health and Wellness1

• Coach – Youth Sport• Community Recreation Leader• Physical Education Teacher • Swim Instructor

Sport Performance – AthleticsBeing an athlete involves expanding your knowledge and skills not only in your sport, but also in taking care of your body and mind.

Whether you are a performance-based athlete like a dancer, or a sport athlete like a hockey player, these courses can help you develop into a well-rounded athlete.


• Foundations for Training 1• Sport Psychology 1• Injury Management


• Foundations for Training 1• Sport Psychology 1• Nutrition for Recreational Activities

and Sport• Foundations for Training 21

• Injury Management• Meal Planning1

• Mental Health and Wellness1

3-Credit Course

• General Psychology 20

• Athlete• Personal Trainer• Sport Psychologist




Safety Courses

Hands-On TradesBuilding, connecting and service are keywords in the trades careers. Explore some of the knowledge that is transferable between the elite areas of the trades.


• Workplace Safety Systems• Introduction to Coding

3-Credit Course

• Introduction to System Scaffolding


• Workplace Safety Practices• Workplace Safety Systems• Agriculture Safety

3-Credit Course

• Introduction to System Scaffolding

• Appliance Service Technician• Carpenter• Communication Technician• Electrician• Instrumentation and Control

Technician• Ironworker• Powerline Technician• Rig Technician• Water Well Driller• Welder

Safety Ticket FoundationsSafety Tickets are a common requirement in the working world. These courses provide foundational knowledge that will add to your safety knowledge and increase your success in furthering your safety education credentials.


• Workplace Safety Systems• Health Services Foundations• Workplace Safety Practices1

• Agriculture Safety


• Negligence• Employment Law• Workplace Safety Systems• Health Services Foundations• Workplace Safety Practices1

• Agriculture Safety

• All Trades• Farmer• Occupational Health and

Safety Officer




Second Languages

Second Languages

Are you interested in learning another language? Do you want to travel? Would knowing another language help you in your career?

Online Courses Print Courses Career Connections

5-Credit Courses

• French 10-3Y• French 20-3Y• French 30-3Y• German Language and

Culture 10-3Y• Spanish Language and



Culture 30-3Y

5-Credit Courses

• French 10-3Y• French 20-3Y• French 30-3Y• German Language and

Culture 10-3Y• German Language and

Culture 20-3Y• German Language and

Culture 30-3Y

• Business• Translator• Politician• Tour Guide• Travel Agent

Tourism

TravelAre you interested in travel and tourism? Do you want to learn what goes into the tourism industry?


• Tourism Sector• Destination Management• The Attractions Industry1

• Accounting Prep• Small Business Law

3-Credit Course



• Tourism Sector• Destination Management• The Attractions Industry1

• Employment Law• Accounting Prep• Small Business Law• Negligence Law• Property Law

5-Credit Courses

• Religious Studies 35 (World Religions)2


• Hotel Manager• Tour Guide• Travel Agent




Related to Core Courses

Interest Area 3-Credit Package 5-Credit Package

Related to MathIs your favourite subject in school math? Try some CTS courses that require math skills.

• Accounting Prep• Accounting Cycle 1• Accounting Cycle 2• Personal Financial Information• Spreadsheet 1• Introduction to Coding• IT Essentials• Basic Networking

• Not available

Related to Language ArtsIs your favourite subject in school language arts? Try some CTS courses that require language arts skills.

• Word Processing 1 • German• Spanish• French• Aboriginal Studies• Religious Studies2

Related to Social StudiesIs your favourite subject in school social studies? Try some CTS courses that require social studies skills.

• World Geography 30• Business in the Canadian Economy• Business in the Global Marketplace• Sport & Society• Forests and Society• The Business Organization

• Aboriginal Studies• Private Law • Public Law • Relationship Law • Family Law • Employment Law • Environmental Law • Small Business Law• Criminal Law• Property Law• Negligence Law• Religious Studies2

Related to ScienceIs your favourite subject in school science? Try some CTS courses that require science skills.

• Forensic Studies 252

• Forensic Studies 352

• Electro-Assembly 1• Experimental Psychology• Forest Ecology in Regions of Canada• Forest Protection and Stewardship• Forest Research and Development• Forests and Society• Plant Propagation• Gardening

• Computer Programming• IT Essentials• Basic Networking• Yeast Products• Milk Products & Eggs

2 TS schools wanting to offer this course must have their local school board approval to teach Locally Developed Courses (LDC).

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