Career & Trades Programs - School District No. 43 (Coquitlam)

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Career & Trades Programs

Career & Trades Programs are designed to help students gain learning, certifications and experiences through a variety of means to help them further their career and educational goals.

Below is a listing of the opportunities open to students in our district:

	Youth TRAIN in Trades Programs (formerly ACE IT) The district offers an amazing, tuition-free, opportunity for student to gain level 1 technical training in one of 19 TRN programs. More detailed information can be viewed by pressing the "TRAIN in Trades" link or image. For a quick overview of all the programs see: Trades Summary
	Youth WORK in Trades (formerly SSA) Students who have a paying job in a trade might be able to gain high school graduation credits while working. These worked hours will also count towards that trade's certification.
	Police and Firefighting Academies If you are interested in pursuing a career in policing or firefigthering, our district has partnered with the RCMP and the Coquitlam Fire/Rescue to offer two amazing opportunities to experience some of what that career path might look like.
	Work Experience 12 All our high schools, including COL (online), offer this unique course that places a student with a company in the community for 90 hours to experience what that job or related career might be like. It is wonderful opportunity to experience first hand learning.
	Certifications The school district has made community connections in helping students gain some industry recognized certifications, like Occupational First Aid and Forklift Training, at a reduced cost. Besides a great life-long skill, these certifications also look good on a resume when applying for certain jobs.
	Post Secondary Transition Programs & Courses SD43 has partnered with SFU, Douglas College and Emily Carr to create opportunities for students to gain post secondary credits while still in grade 11 and 12.

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