
Specialist High Skill Major Arts and Culture
What will students in the arts and culture major study?
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A bundle of eight Grade 11 and Grade 12 credits in which students earn:
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Four arts and culture major credits
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One English credit and one credit in either business studies or Canadian and world studies tailored to include units focused on arts and culture
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Two cooperative education credits to gain workplace experience that enables students to refine, extend and practice sector-specific knowledge and skills
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Experiential learning, career exploration and reach ahead activities within the sector
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Certifications and training programs/courses in first aid, CPR and hazardous materials
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Essential Skills and work habits required in the sector
What are the future career paths for arts and culture majors?
For arts and culture majors, possible careers include:
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Apprenticeship – gem setter/goldsmith, stage sound and light technician
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College – photographer, graphic artist
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University – journalist, writer, visual artist, conductor
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Entry level workplace – photographic and film processor, printing machine operator, sign maker
More information on the SHSM – Arts and Culture
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Policy and profile (PDF, 503 KB)
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Resources (PDF, 154 KB)
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Sample bundles of credits in each pathway(PDF, 254 KB)