Take post-secondary courses in high school – and earn credit for both at the same time!
Eager to get started on your future right now? You don’t have to wait to finish high school to enroll in post-secondary courses and earn credits toward your high school diploma and post-secondary credits at the same time. Dual credit experiences are planned to fit with your school’s high school programs and interests, as well as your future career and educational goals, and may include opportunities and/or experiences with employers.
In partnership with the following school districts NorQuest College intends to deliver the following courses:
Edmonton Catholic School Division
Delivery sites
- Archbishop High school
- Blessed Oscar Romero High School
- Cardinal Collins High School
- Louis St. Laurent High School
- St. Joseph High school
- St. Francis Xavier High School
Programs and courses offered
- Psychology
- Health Education: Individual Health and Wellness
- Anatomy & Physiology
- Administrative Professional Certificate
- Health Care Aide
- Introduction and fundamentals of accounting
Edmonton School District
Delivery sites
- Lillian Osborne High School
- McNally High School
- Strathcona High School
Programs and courses offered
- Psychology
- English
- Health Care Aide
Evergreen Catholic School Division
Delivery sites
- St. Peter the Apostle Catholic High School
- St. Theresa High School
Programs and courses offered
- Health Care Aide
- Office Assistant Program
St. Albert School District
Delivery sites
- Bellerose High School
- Paul Kane High School
Programs and courses offered
Greater St. Albert Catholic Schools
Delivery sites
Programs and courses offered
- Administrative Professional
- Anatomy and Physiology
St. Albert Catholic High School
Programs and courses offered
- Administrative Professional
- Anatomy and Physiology
Pembina Hills School District
Delivery sites
- Barrhead Composite High School
Programs and courses offered
Northern Gateway School Division
Delivery sites
Programs and courses offered
Programs
NorQuest College’s Health Care Aide program is among the largest in Canada and prepares you to be a part of a health-care team in a variety of different settings, providing a high level of front-line care to clients in need of assistance. NorQuest College is licensed to deliver the 2019 Health Care Aide Government of Alberta Provincial Curriculum.
The Administrative Professional certificate equips students with the skills and knowledge to become an effective office professional. Students will learn essential office skills such as basic accounting, office management, organizational politics, software applications, business communication, and event management.
This 12-week, fast-paced Dental Office Assistant program will prepare graduates to work in dental practice settings such as denture clinics, orthodontist and specialist offices, dental labs, and other dental-related businesses and healthcare industries. Students will learn clerical and administrative tasks such as scheduling appointments, billing, filing, customer service and using dental software. This program will provide students with the basic knowledge of dental terminology and applications, administrative skills, and work experience needed to be successful in their role.
Considered a valuable asset to the health-care team, medical office assistants support physicians and other health care professionals with essential administrative support. NorQuest’s 12-week, fast-paced Medical Office Assistant program helps graduates get into the workforce quickly and develop skills to perform a variety of tasks including scheduling, billing, word processing, communications, and more.
As a valued member of the team in clinical, emergency, or specialty hospital settings, veterinary office assistants support veterinarians and technicians with essential administrative and basic veterinary medicine skills. Get into the workforce quickly and develop skills in customer service, communications, current office technology, and more.
Courses
Parents and students are encouraged to speak with their school or school board to discuss availability and time commitment for these courses, as every school partnership is designed to fit within the school schedule.