The Engaged Learners Program is a second chance for students 15 to 21 years of age who have dropped out of high school and is a stepping stone to continuing their studies in trades and/or to complete high school. The program, located at a camp on the shores of First Cranberry Lake, is open to all Frontier students.
Students participate in 6-to-10 day sessions throughout the school year where coursework focuses on building skills for employment and upgrading math and English competency. Additionally, they have the opportunity to select from a variety of trade-related programming including:
- Carpentry
- Culinary arts
- Hair-dressing
- Power mechanics
- Welding
The Engaged Learners Program includes Elder visits, Indigenous cultural workshops and activities, and counsellor support.
Download the Engaged Learners Program booklet
For more information, please contact:
Matt Lind
Engaged Learners Program Coordinator
matt.lind@fsdnet.ca