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Notice
The Alberta Education website is changing as part of a project to upgrade all Government of Alberta web content and centralize content on Alberta.ca.
Our homepage was updated with a new look and feel on December 20, 2018. The remaining webpages and content will transition to Alberta.ca over the next few months. Information will be posted to help guide you to updated content during and after this transition.
To access extranet applications on Alberta Education’s new home page, click the green “Sign in” button on the top right of the new landing page.
We thank you for your patience as we proceed with these improvements.
Web updates will be limited during the election. Learn More
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Off-campus Education
Off-campus education provides opportunities for junior and senior high school students to explore and expand their career interests, skills and knowledge related to work and other life roles.
Alberta Education permits school authorities to develop off-campus education programs and courses in accordance with prescribed guidelines and procedures. Such programs allow junior and senior high school students to investigate a variety of career opportunities.
They also allow senior high school students to gain practical experience as they apply and expand their knowledge, skills and attitudes in contexts that will assist them in making wise decisions regarding their future education, training and employment upon leaving senior high school and allow for the smooth transition from school to work and/or post-secondary institutions.
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- The “Changes to the Off-campus Education Handbook” amendment is mandatory for this school year. Please refer to the Program Supports web page.
REMINDER
- Due to phone line infrastructure changes, the Alberta Education fax line (780–422–3745) used by schools to send off-campus Workers’ Compensation Board (WCB) documentation to Alberta Education is no longer in use. Please scan and send documentation to offcampusedu@gov.ab.ca
- Please note that the WCB fax line (780–427–5863) has not been impacted. The off-campus education coordinator, in collaboration with the student’s employer, has the responsibility to submit complete documentation to both WCB and Alberta Education within 72 hours of a reported incident
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Programs of Study
Alberta’s Kindergarten to Grade 12 curriculum is designed to help students achieve their individual potential and create a positive future. The provincial programs of study identify what students are expected to learn and do in all subjects and grades.
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