ABE Program Framework

 

List 1: Options may be chosen from social sciences, another science, trades training at the occupational level, a language, accounting, education and career planning, etc., at the advanced level or higher.

List 2: Courses may be chosen from academic subjects at the Provincial level or higher in the areas of science, languages, humanities, social sciences, mathematics, and computer science or studies. Courses for credit may also be chosen from other subjects at the Provincial level or higher such as education and career planning, trades training at the specialty level, business administration, visual, graphic and performing arts. (Specific lists ofoptions will be available at individual colleges & institutions.)

 

* Each certificate and diploma is independent and not prerequisite for another.

** As of Sept. 1, 2000, the ABE Provincial Diploma was no longer granted. The BC Adult Graduation Diploma (“The Adult Dogwood”) was effective Sept. 1, 1999. See the next pages for more information.

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