Secondary Programs
Summit Learning Centre provides programs for both full-time students and part-time/cross-enrolled students as well as for current, already graduated and mature students – anywhere in BC!
For complete details on courses, credits, graduation and more, download the Summit Course Planning Guide (PDF) for secondary students .
The benefits of Summit secondary programs…
Online and print-based courses, or a combination of both;- Print courses, full core curriculum and resources (grades 8 to 12);
- Online courses for grades 8 to 12 core curriculum including some electives;
- Year-round enrolment, assessment and evaluation of student course work;
- Access to books and other resource materials;
- Program planning with a qualified teacher/counselor;
- Teacher support through live on-line tutorials, email, phone, and some on-campus tutorials;
- Subsidy allotment for Internet services;
- Resource allotments for students active in four or more courses, paid directly to service & resource providers by Summit Learning Centre in accordance with the Student Learning Plan. The resource allotment varies according to the number of courses. Please contact Summit for details.
- Access to all of our ArtSmarts activities, & the Computer Lease Program
- Access to some Riverside Trades and Technology courses
- Access to Secondary Student Apprenticeship Program (SSA)
- Work Experience credits can be arranged – contact Wally Dilay for details
Note: applies to the majority of Summit students who are enrolled in Distributed Learning; note different criteria for those registered in Homeschooling.
Please contact us for more information!
Homeschooling vs Distributed Learning
Not clear on the differences between homeschooling and distributed learning in B.C.?
Did you know?
Distributed Learning, not Homeschooling, leads to a British Columbia Dogwood graduation diploma.
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