NorQuest understands that high school students are looking to start careers that not only have favourable employment opportunities but also align with their interests and personal goals. NorQuest offers a variety of dual credit programs and courses, so students can explore their interests and kickstart their careers—all before they graduate from high school.
Program offerings
NorQuest’s dual credit programs prepare high school students for specific career in healthcare, administration, or business.
Course offerings
Perfect for students who want to explore different interests and lighten their first-year course load, our dual credit courses cover a variety of topics, including psychology, early learning and child care, communications, and more.
Introduction to the Criminal Justice System
Outcome
3 Credits
Course code
JUST1101
Anatomy and Physiology I
Outcome
3 Credits
Course code
ANPH1001
Introduction to Psychology II
Outcome
3 Credits
Course code
PSYC1050
Introduction to Communications
Outcome
3 Credits
Course code
COMM1001
Introduction to Anatomy and Physiology
Outcome
3 Credits
Course code
ANPH1000
Health Education: Individual Health and Wellness
Outcome
3 Credits
Course code
HEED1000
Introduction to Early Learning and Child Care
Outcome
3 Credits
Course code
ELCC1002
Introduction to Literary Analysis
Outcome
3 Credits
Course code
ENGL1011
Indigenous Studies I
Outcome
3 Credits
Course code
INST1000
Anatomy and Physiology II
Outcome
3 Credits
Course code
ANPH1002
Literacy
Outcome
3 Credits
Course code
ELCC1007
Principles of Psychology
Outcome
3 Credits
Course code
PSYC1060
Introduction to Psychology I
Outcome
3 Credits
Course code
PSYC1040
Introduction to the Study of Society
Outcome
3 Credits
Course code
SOCI1000
How to apply
If you are a school interested in applying for dual credit, please contact dual.credit@norquest.ca.
If you’re a student or parent of a student interested in dual credit programming at NorQuest, please reach out to your high school councellor or administrator.