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Feb. 4, 20010 7:00 pm |
Nuclear Medicine Technologists Information Session |
SAIT Polytechnic and The Health Sciences Centre holding an information session to learn about how you can become part of Winnipeg’s health care team by training in Nuclear Medicine Technology. Health Sciences Centre Room GH304, 820 Sherbrook Street, Winnipeg 7:00 pm Call 787-3848 http://www.sait.ca/pages/about/organization/departmentlistings/health/ |
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Nov. 13, 2009 March 18, 2010 9:15 – 4:00 |
University of Manitoba Engineering Society Outreach Day |
Twice a year, UMES holds an Outreach Day in which high school students are educated about the profession of Engineering, and the Faculty of Engineering at the U of M through information sessions, laboratory tours and design competitions. |
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Session 01: February 21-26, 2010 |
Forum for Young Canadians Foundation for the Study of Processes of Government in Canada |
Established in 1975 as a bilingual, non-partisan educational experience for Canadian high school and Cégep students, aged 15 to 19 years, Forum is the Foundation’s best-known program. |
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April 4, 2009 2 pm sharp |
Vancouver Film School Roadshow |
Presentation of VFS in Winnipeg to present an overview of all programs at the Delta Winnipeg Hotel 350 St. Mary Avenue. Programs at VFS span 13 disciplines, from Film Production to 3D Animation& Visual Effects to Entertainment business Management and Game Design and more. These one-year programs provide students with real hands on experience and know-how. |
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April 9 9:00 – 4:00 |
Red River College School of Construction and Engineering Technologies and the School of Transportation, Aviation and Manufacturing Open House and the Skills Canada Competition |
At the competition, the best secondary, post-secondary and apprenticeship students from across Manitoba will compete in one of 42 skilled trade, technology and employment skills contests for the opportunity to represent our province at the 15th Canadian Skills Competition in Charlottetown, PEI from may 20-23, 2009For more information, please call Christina Lambert (204) 632-2067 clambert@rrc.mb.ca |
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(Online Registration begins Dec. 1) April 29 – May 2 |
Co-op Youth Leadership |
Co-op Youth Leadership seminar is your chance to develop leadership skills, and learn about cross cultural issues, global development and co-ops, all in a beautiful camp setting. (Ages 15-18) For more information contact Manitoba Cooperative Association at (204) 989-5930 or e-mail Info@manitoba.coop |
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Closing Date for applicants May 15, 2009 |
Tec Voc High School AMMOP course |
(AMMOP) enables you to earn 5 high school credits, while learning about the aerospace industry in Manitoba and includes 3 weeks of work experience. The training is based on a national curriculum developed by the Canadian Aviation Maintenance Council (CAMC). http://198.163.179.48/images/stories/vocational/aerospace/2009/AMMOP_Brochure.pdf |
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May 11-May 15, 2009 |
ACC Media Production Program Workshop |
Workshops include Video Editing with Final Cut Pro, Electronic Journalism and Production, and Radio Production. Contact Greg Sherris 725-8700 ext. 6959 |
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May 28 - 31 |
U of Toronto RobotX Design Build Battle |
An invigorating and fully hands-on initiative within the Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering at the University of Toronto developed to immerse high school students in a week-long, live-in robotics competition to build the best battlebot. To enrich the entire learning process, each team works closely with an Advisor—a mechatronics expert to help you troubleshoot throughout the week. Students will learn about the exciting world of robotics and mechatronics while living in residence at the St George campus of the University of Toronto. |
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June – July |
ShadValley |
Shad Valley is a four week summer enrichment program. Students
spend a month living in residence at one of our host university
campuses across Canada. The program is offered to students
currently completing grade 10, 11 or 12, Quebec secondaire IV, V
or CEGEP I, or the international equivalent. |
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June 29 – August 7 |
Manitoba Science Academy Summer Program for Gifted High School Students
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Residence is located in beautiful Pinawa, Manitoba |
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July 6 - 31 |
U of Toronto DEEP Summer Academy 2009 |
DEEP provides highly motivated high school students from across the world with the opportunity for advanced study in a variety of engineering, technology, business and science disciplines. Organized by the University of Toronto's Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering, DEEP offers one of the most diverse ranges of pre-university engineering and science courses in North America. This program has been designed to expose bright young minds with a clear aptitude for math and science to concepts and topics beyond the regular secondary school curriculum. Our weeklong courses fall within different themes ranging from Medical Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Engineering Science and Mechanical Engineering. |
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July or August |
Oceans Educations Marine and Environmental Science Program |
Grade 12 School Credit + SCUBA
Certification = Excellent West Coast Adventure! The 3 week
program takes place on Vancouver Island, British Columbia at the
Lester B. Pearson College of the Pacific, 30 km west of
Victoria. One of our study sites is the Race Rocks Ecological
Reserve, a 220 hectare area of naturally nutrient rich waters.
Each session is limited in enrollment to 16 students only. Program fee includes:
Fees DO NOT include:
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July 6-31, 2009 |
University of Winnipeg SERIOUS GAMES CAMP |
Serious Games Camp is a 4 week immersive program in which student’s experience the game design and development process as practiced in the games industry today. They will learn game design skills using sophisticated software then join a development team to build a playable video game level that the team presents at the end of the camp. Students will work with professional game developers and be exposed to real world development projects. |
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August 4 – 28, 2009 |
University of Winnipeg WEB DESIGN CAMP |
Web Design Camp is a 4 week program in which you can experience the design and development process of building a website from planning to release. Professional software tools such as Photoshop, Flash, and Dreamweaver will be taught as well as some of the basic code (XHTML, CSS) to design and build a website. |