SARCA is a French acronym for Services D’accueil, de Référence, de Conseil et D’accompagnement. In English it’s Reception, Referral, Counselling and Support. The role of the SARCA development officer is to support people who may want to return to school to finish their high school leaving diploma. They can also help with career options and […]
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SARCA development officers can help. Each board has a SARCA person. They can help find support not related to academics like career options, support from local organizations and finances.
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Here are a few: AEVS-Adult Education and Vocational Services AFP-Attestation de formation professionnelle AVS-Attestation of Vocational Specialization CCQ-Commission de la construction du Québec CFP-Centre de formation professionnelle CJE-Carrefour Jeunesse-Emploi DEC-Diplôme d’études collégiales DEP Diplôme d’études professionnelles DES-Diplôme d’études secondaires DFGA-Direction de la formation générale des adultes DFP-Direction de la formation professionnelle FGA-Formation générale des adultes
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AdmissionFP is a great resource plus you can apply for a program.
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The guidance.procede.ca website is amazing! https://guidance.procede.ca
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Inforoutefpt is the best resource. See https://www.inforoutefpt.org
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You will receive and email stating that your application has been accepted. You will then receive an email from the centre that you have been accepted into the program.
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It depends on the program. Inforoute can give you information of space available in certain programs. https://www.inforoutefpt.org/
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Placement Tests and/or Previous Report Cards are starting points,
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