Alberta's government is ensuring parents, teachers and school boards are aware of the many high school courses available to students across the province.
To make it easier for teachers, parents and students across the province to explore the thousands of high school courses available to students, Alberta's government has developed an online course catalogue.
The new, interactive tool designed for mobile and desktop viewing will allow Albertans to browse through a broad list of provincially developed or locally developed courses or search for courses related to specific subjects. The catalogue will help students and parents make decisions about course offerings, including options like career and technology studies, off-campus education and fine arts.
Albertans can also browse locally developed courses that address student interests or promote successful transitions into work or post-secondary education. Students and families interested in finding out where a specific curse is offered can connect directly with schools in their community.
Quick facts
- Albertans can use the new tool to search almost 3,000 courses to learn about course details, related curriculum and prerequisites.
- School boards can work with Alberta Education to create locally developed courses that meet local student, school or community needs.
- Authorized locally developed courses are available on the course catalogue and with school board approval, can be offered by any school in the province.
Related information
