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  Achieve B.C. Newsletter
Achieve B.C. Newsletter
    Issue 2 - Spring 2004
     
 
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Specialty Programs and Schools

   
 
Photo of Education Minister Tom Christensen in Riverside Secondary computer lab. As a parent, you want the best education for your child - one that meets individual needs and interests - whether your child plans to be an artist, an athlete, a scientist or a computer whiz.

You'll be happy to know that in British Columbia, you and your child now have more educational choices than ever before. In fact, B.C. is now leading the nation when it comes to specialty programs and schools. [more]

 
 

Help Wanted - More Than a Million Positions Available!

   
 

The most recent projections estimate there will be over one million job openings in B.C. between 2003 and 2015. In the next decade, businesses will be competing for skilled people like they never have before. This means more opportunities for you! [more]

 
  Achieving Success Through Employment
   
 

Want to get the job you want and put income assistance behind you? B.C.'s income assistance system has been redesigned to focus on achievement through employment for clients who are able to work. Here's how Surrey's Parvinder Suri changed her life forever, and you can too. [more]

 
  Access Increased with 25,000 New Post-Secondary Spaces by 2010
   
 

Map of new spaces around B.C.

Students will have more opportunities to pursue their goals at B.C.'s colleges and universities, thanks to government's commitment to add 25,000 new student spaces to post-secondary institutions by 2010 — the largest expansion of post-secondary education in B.C. in 40 years. [more]

New Post-Secondary Spaces to Date (larger map)

 
  Kids Engage Through Pilot Project
   
 

For the past year, groups of young people in the Tri-Cities have been planting vegetable gardens for the local food bank, painting peace walls in schools, and putting on hot dog roasts and rock concerts - all with the help of funding from the Ministry of Children and Family Development. [more]

 
  Safe and Properly Equipped Schools
   
 

Presentation for Investment in School Capital Improvements

As a parent, you want to know your child is going to a school that is safe and properly equipped. That's why over the next three years the Province will be investing three-quarters of a billion dollars in new schools and facility improvements across B.C. [more]



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