Are you looking for a fun, educational experience this summer? McGill Summer Academy (MSA) is a two-week summer program held on McGill University's downtown campus. With classes in the morning, opportunities to experience Montreal in the afternoon, and the chance to make friends from all over the world - Summer Academy offers the most memorable McGill experience. 
By combining academic coursework, skill-building activities and experiential learning, Summer Academy provides students with the opportunity to explore academic interests and strengthen learning strategies, preparing them for a successful transition to university studies.
Summer Academy offers two academic streams: a Neuro and Health Sciences stream, and a World Politics stream. 
During their stay, students will collaborate with highly motivated students from around the world and will have ample opportunity to connect with current McGill students and McGill faculty. They’ll leave Summer Academy with new, lifelong friendships and the confidence to apply to the university of their dreams!
Students currently in grades 10 and 11 are invited to apply. 
⭐️Full scholarships are available for Native American, Alaskan Native, or Native Hawaiian students. Students who meet this criteria are strongly encouraged to apply for our scholarships. 
Applications are free. The deadline is March 14. 
Information on cohort dates, cost, housing, and more on the McGill Summer Academy site. 
Questions? Please email us at [email protected] 
McGill Summer Academy845 Sherbrooke Street West,
Montréal (Québec) H3A 0G4

Pacific Institute for Sport Education (PISE) is excited to provide the opportunity for high school students to gain work experience while being paid this Summer! Please see the attached posting for our Junior Summer Camp Leader positions. The deadline to apply is March 17th 2023.    
These positions are perfect for a student that loves working with kids, wants to gain experience as a camp leader, and lives a healthy active lifestyle! We are flexible with Summer plans and will provide all of the relevant training needed. Students will need to have their Basic First Aid certification, or willing to obtain.
If students have any questions, please provide them with my email ([email protected]) and I am happy to help!

Minerva BC is now accepting applications for the Spring 2023 cohort of Learning to LeadTM! This program is a unique opportunity for self-identified girls in Grades 10 – 12 to increase their confidence and realize their leadership potential while creating a network who will support them along their educational and career journeys.
 
Participants develop their confidence through workshops that identify their key strengths and core values. They leave the program with greater self-awareness, and the inspiration to take on new challenges and opportunities. 

​Please note that to participate, students must be able to attend all four sessions of the program. This is an invitation to fully devote four evenings to learning, growth, and fun!  

Evans Caddy Scholarship Program –The Victoria Golf Club (VGC) is looking for enthusiastic students to become part of the Evans Caddie Program. No golf or caddie experience is required! In this unique program, teens are paid to caddie as their summer job. In the fall of Grade 12 caddies become eligible to apply for the Evans Caddie Scholarship, a full housing and tuition scholarship to a selected U.S. university. Strong academic performance (A’s and B’s) is required to compete for the scholarship. Families must demonstrate financial need to apply. The minimum age for application is 14, although 13-year-olds will be considered in special circumstances. Applications are due before February 28. Note that youth need to be able to get to and from the Victoria Golf Club located at 1110 Beach Drive. Applications and videos describing the program are available on the https://www.victoriagolf.com/evans-scholars-foundation See Ms. Giesbrecht in the Career Centre if you have any questions.
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​Explorations in Technology Camosun Course (TEAC 105) Applications are now open for September 2023 and January 2024.  Earn extra credits while exploring civil engineering, electronics, mechanical engineering and computer science through inquiry, problem solving and project-based learning.  The course runs Friday’s from 3pm – 6pm at Interurban Campus and is open to students in Gr. 10-12.  Students are responsible for paying the application fee but not for the course. Grade 9’s can apply now to take this course in during their grade 10 year. https://oakbaycareercentre.weebly.com/teac-105-explorations-in-technology.html  Applications can be picked up in the Career Centre from Ms. Giesbrecht.