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Overview
The Essential Skills Achievement Pathway (ESAP) allows students to earn a full high school diploma while discovering their strengths and interests. The program is designed to keep future options open by building confidence, essential skills and real-world experience that support success in university, college, apprenticeship or the workplace.
Program Information for Families (PDF 3.8 MB)
What learning looks like in the program
Students in the program:
- work on hands-on projects that connect learning to real-life situations
- learn in small, supportive classroom settings
- earn credit through regular high school courses
- take part in community-based and workplace learning experiences
- build communication, problem-solving and teamwork skills us
The nine skills for success include:
- reading
- writing
- numeracy
- communication
- collaboration
- digital
- adaptability
- problem solving
- creativity and innovation
The Essential Skills Achievement Pathway is available to students whose strengths and goals align with the program. Families may contact the school guidance office or administration to discuss eligibility.
Post-secondary pathway
Supports students in developing essential skills, completing standard courses, and planning for post-secondary opportunities. Includes a post-secondary pathway, experiential learning and a capstone project.
Workplace entry pathway
Supports students interested in entering the workforce after high school through hands-on learning, skill development, and on-the-job training. Includes workplace readiness and a 400-hour work placement.
See the workplace entry pathway documents.
For a complete list of program options, please contact the school guidance office.