38 SAS-Sullivan and Jackson students had a taste of Kelowna’s Okanagan College when they were able to do some hands-on learning on Tuesday.
Besides getting a campus tour, the students were able to select a certain department to spend some time in to learn more about the career in question. These areas included the trades, health & social development, the therapy assistant program, science and tech and the aviation program. The Kelowna campus of the College only highlighted programs that exist just in that Okanagan city.
Southern Interior Flight Centre’s Chief Flight Instructor Mark Heinzlreiter talks SAS-Sullivan Grade 11 students Braxton Gervais (left) and Hailey Hunt (right) how to work through take off in their flight simulator machine. The machine is used by each OC aviation student a minimum of 200 hours.A full view of the aviation simulator machineSAS-Jackson student Addy Fleming checks out her walker as she prepares for an obstacle race held during the Therapist Assistant Program. A group of SAS-Sullivan students examine an “off-grid” water treatment system which can use waste water to eventually water your garden. OC’s Water Treatment Diploma program takes two years complete and can usually guarantee employment after graduation.
If you wish to to talk about other career awareness opportunities for our students, don’t hesitate to reach out to George Richard via text or phone at 778-824-1188 or email grichard@sd83.bc.ca.