Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)


What is it?

  • School within a school for intensive language development combined with life and employment skills development.
  • Funded by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada, this program is a partnership between Saskatoon Public Schools, Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools and also relies on the support of other settlement and community agencies in the city.

 


Who are the students?

  • Refugees and Immigrants
    • Federally funded program initiative through Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada
  • Ages 17-21
    • Those students still eligible to attend secondary school in Saskatchewan
  • CFR A1.1-A2.1 or CLB 1-4 will be considered for the program
    • A1.2 is the target level
  • Unlikely to attain 24 credit units or the Adult 12 diploma
    • The program seeks to serve those students with  lower language skills who have arrived late to the Canadian education system that are unlikely to complete a traditional graduation path

 


When does it operate?

  • The program will follow the standard school calendar

 


Where does it operate?

  • Classrooms are located at E.D. Feehan High School and Nutana Collegiate
  • Bus pass provided to those students that require transportation.

 


Program information, application, referral?