​​This course introduces students to the fundamental components involved in the business community. Students will understand the role of the marketing mix and how it can appeal to different segments of the population. The class will engage and prepare students who wish to take future courses in this subject area by increasing their understanding of business-related concepts.

This is an introductory course that is open to students in any grade and is designed to broaden their understanding of computers and applications. Students will enhance their ability in Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, which are useful to complete various projects throughout high school and beyond. The class will learn how to use Adobe Photoshop to manipulate and enhance photos. Students will strengthen their design and logical thinking skills through creating a video game with components such as movement, score, timer, lives, and creating multiple levels. Programming concepts such as sequences, variables, loops, and conditional statements will be explored. If you enjoy a fun, hands-on environment while developing computer skills for school, work, and life, this is the course for you.

This course is designed with the intention to have students not only learn entrepreneurial and marketing concepts but also have the opportunity to apply what they learn by bringing their ideas to fruition. The class will enable students to work together and understand how to use contemporary tools and resources compulsory in developing a business venture; additionally, the students will understand the role of social-responsibility and its importance within the business community.

​The students in this course will develop a sound understanding of marketing principles and have the opportunity to work within groups and apply their knowledge with hands-opportunities. They will understand the role that marketing plays in their communities and learn about emerging trends within the industry and how it impacts consumers.

​This course is an excellent foundation for students who intend to get jobs in the business world, become self-employed or take post- secondary business courses. The course is an introduction to book-keeping and basic accounting concepts. There is also a component which covers the basic structure of the Canadian Economy and a brief look at personal finances. Students who successfully complete this course will have an understanding of the basic accounting cycle, simple business financial statements and how the economy works.

​This course has been developed to meet the needs of students interested in working with computers in a business environment where strong keyboarding skills are required. Students will increase their keyboarding proficiency to an employable level while learning the fundamentals of digital communication through computer software and online applications that they may encounter upon entry into the workforce.

​This hands-on course in filmmaking focuses on planning, producing, and recording moving images individually and collaboratively. Students will learn through experience, trial and error, feedback and correction, and questions and answers as they explore moving- image elements, principles of film-making, vocabulary, and industry terms. Students will be encouraged to take creative risks in expressing ideas, meaning, and emotions. No prerequisite course or knowledge is needed.

​If you like visual arts and computers, this course is for you. Units included in this course: 2D graphics (Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator), 2D animation (Adobe Animate), coding (ActionScript 3 or Python), 3D drawing and animation (Blender), and Vector Drawing design for a laser cutter/engraver.