The Arts and Culture requirements include:
Earning a bundle of 8 credits in any of the 4 pathways (apprenticeship, college, university or the workplace)
- Achieving 6 industry certifications (First Aid, CPR, WHMIS, etc...)
- Participating in "Reach Ahead" activities such as participating in various workshops, job fairs and attending classes at college/universities;
- Completing a 2-credit Co-op placement in the Arts field
- Participating in Experiential Learning Activities (hands-on activities)
Benefits to students:
- Gain valuable certifications and knowledge
- Develop hands-on skills
- Network in the healthcare industry
- Explore a career
- Gain insight into the broader scope of the healthcare field and meet community partners
- Can lead to possible job opportunities
- Leadership opportunities with the Student Advisory Committee
Possible Occupations in the Arts and Culture field:
- Workplace: Desktop Publishing Operator, Entertainer, Graphic Artist or Illustrator, Musician or Singer, Photographic and Film Processor, Sign Maker
- Apprenticeship: Entertainment Industry Power Technician, Gem Setter/Goldsmith, Native Clothing and Crafts Artisan, Painter and Decorator
- College: Actor or Comedian, Animator – Graphic Design and Illustration, Announcer/Broadcaster, Film or Video Camera Operator, Graphic Arts Technician/Designer/Illustrator, Interior Designer, Performing Arts, Photographer
- University: Author or Writer, Conductor, Composer, or Arranger, Dancer, Painters, Sculptors, Producer/Director, Choreographer, Public Relations and Communications
- ...And many more!
To register or for more information, see Ms. Medeiros in room 126.