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PRFN office closed due to power outage

Please be aware that the PRFN office is closed due...

Do you know what it takes to graduate?

Do you know what it takes to graduate? Dogwood Diploma...

Literacy Society visit postponed

The Literacy Society regrets to share that they will be...

PRFN Offices closed Monday, Nov 13th

Hello Members, Please be aware that the PRFN offices will...

Now Hiring: Director of Education

PRFN is seeking to hire a new Director of Education,...

Literacy Society’s visit postponed

Out of respect for the mourning of our dear Kevin...

New Date for November Drumming Workshop

A new date for the November Drumming Workshop has been...

Reclaiming My Language returns this Thursday!

The Reclaiming My Language course to assist silent speakers returns...

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Now Hiring: Director of Education

PRFN is seeking to hire a new Director of Education,...

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Summer Student Employment

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Prophet River First Nation is located 100km south of Fort Nelson, British Columbia, on the world-famous Alaska Highway at Mile 233. 1.844.323.0324

Please be aware that the PRFN office is closed due

Please be aware that the PRFN office is closed due to a power outage.

We apologize for the inconvenience.

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The Literacy Society regrets to share that they wi

The Literacy Society regrets to share that they will be postponing this week's visit to PRFN due to unsafe driving conditions.

They apologize for any inconvenience

Do you know what it takes to graduate with an Adul

Do you know what it takes to graduate with an Adult Dogwood?

An adult high school diploma is the British Columbia Adult Graduation Diploma (BCAGD), also known as the "Adult Dogwood." It is for adult learners (18 years of age and older) who want to take courses in order to complete high school and obtain their adult high school diploma.

Courses can be taken at school district continuing education centres and/or at one of the public post-secondary institutions that deliver Adult Education programs across the province.

To graduate with an Adult Dogwood, students must have:
- A required Language Arts 12 course
- A Math 11 or 12 course
- At least three additional Grade 12 electives, or a Grade 11 Social Studies course and two additional Grade 12 electives

Courses and credits can be counted from either or both the public secondary and post-secondary systems. Of the five courses required for the Adult Dogwood, at least three must be completed after the adult student has entered the Adult Graduation Program, either through enrolment (instruction) or Prior Learning Assessment. This means that students can receive credit toward the Adult Dogwood for no more than two qualifying courses while in the BC (school-aged) Graduation Program. You cannot receive an Adult Dogwood using only courses completed prior to enrolling in the Adult Graduation Program.

Adult learners are not required to complete the Graduation Numeracy or Literacy assessments to graduate with the Adult Dogwood. At the same time, adult learners should be aware that some post-secondary institutions may require that students write assessments/examinations for admissions purposes.

For any questions or for more information, please reach out to Leah at 250-775-1180 or leahasher@icloud.com

Do you know what it takes to graduate with a Dogwo

Do you know what it takes to graduate with a Dogwood Diploma?

The BC Certificate of Graduation, or "Dogwood Diploma" is awarded to students who successfully complete the provincial graduation requirements!

Qualifications:
Students require a minimum of 80 credits to graduate. Of these 80 credits:
- At least 16 credits must be at the Grade 12 level, including a required Language Arts 12 and Career Life Connections
- At least 28 credits must be elective course credits
- (Effective July 1, 2023) At least 4 credits must have an Indigenous focus

52 credits are required from the following:
- Career-Life Education (4 credits), and Career-Life Connections (4 credits)
- Physical and Health Education 10 (4 credits)
- Science 10 (4 credits), and a Science 11 or 12 (4 credits)
- Social Studies 10 (4 credits), and a Social Studies 11 or 12 (4 credits)
- A Math 10 (4 credits), and a Math 11 or 12 (4 credits)
- A Language Arts 10, 11 and a required 12 (12 credits total)
- An Arts Education 10, 11, or 12, and/or an Applied Design, Skills, and Technologies 10, 11, or 12 (4 credits total)

In addition, students must also complete three graduation assessments:
- Grade 10 Numeracy Assessment (Introduced in 2018)
- Grade 10 Literacy Assessment (Introduced in 2019/20)
- Grade 12 Literacy Assessment (Introduced in 2021/22)

For any questions or for more information, please reach out to Leah at 250-775-1180 or leahasher@icloud.com

Do you know what it takes to graduate? Your succe

Do you know what it takes to graduate?

Your success matters! Check our next 2 posts to find out the requirements for you to get your high school dogwood diploma and your adult dogwood diploma!

The Literacy Society will be in-community on Thurs

The Literacy Society will be in-community on Thursday, November 16th from 10am to 2pm!

They are offering drop-in learning support for:
⭐ Computers, technology, and digital literacy
⭐ Help to fill out forms
⭐ Resumes and job search
⭐ Help with online courses
⭐ General learning support

Please be aware that the previous workshop date ha

Please be aware that the previous workshop date has been rescheduled due to a potential PRFN youth trip scheduled at the same time.

The new date for the Drumming Workshop is December 2nd at 12:00pm.

The following workshop dates will be January 6th, February 3rd, and March 2nd.

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Hello Members, Please be aware that the PRFN offi

Hello Members,

Please be aware that the PRFN offices will be closed on Monday, Nov 13, 2023 in observance of Remembrance Day

PRFN is seeking to hire a new Director of Educatio

PRFN is seeking to hire a new Director of Education, responsible for the administration and overall direction of the Dene Tsaa School, post-secondary education and language and culture.

Those interested, please click the link below to learn more and apply!
https://prophetriverfirstnation.com/job/director-of-education/

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Prophet River First Nation is located 100km south of Fort Nelson, British Columbia, on the world-famous Alaska Highway at Mile 233. The PRFN community (reserve) is 924 acres in size. The traditional territory of the Prophet River First Nation is situated mainly in the boreal forest region of northeastern British Columbia.

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