Professional Studies

Local professionals will serve as screened volunteers who provide guidance and expertise to students in their career explorations. 

Students will work in local workplaces, learning from professionals as they participate in authentic career experiences.

Students have the opportunity to pursue a career path in the Health Sciences Industry.

This course currently partners with University Health and combines classroom learning with clinical observations. Students will acquire professional skills while exploring the healthcare industry. Students also explore healthcare topics such as bioethics, conflict resolution, and strong teamwork. At the end, students will develop an individual career plan for post-secondary planning. 

Local professionals will serve as guest lecturers in the classroom and as curriculum resources to teachers. In this area, we will build our own immersion experiences like the ones in Northland CAPS. Our first offering is an education strand called Education 2020.

Teachers will get authentic professional experiences in the workplace, to help them provide relevant lessons in their classrooms.

Through this partnership, students learn relevant career skills in agriculture, construction, culinary arts, diesel technology, health sciences, law enforcement, IT, welding, HVAC and early childhood.

Northland Career Center

Students get immersion experience in workplaces, focusing on engineering and advanced manufacturing; technology solutions; medicine and healthcare; and global business and entrepreneurship.

Northland CAPS