Imagine High Career Centre
Imagine High Career Centre
Enrichment Opportunities
There are many enrichment programs available to students each year both nationally and in the local community. Some have a cost, while others are subsidized. Please see the links below for compete information on each program. If you have any questions on these programs please contact the Career Advisor.
Featured Enrichment Opportunities
Immersive, Outdoor Adventure Experiences for Youth. A variety of youth leadership programs available. More information click HERE
Free virtual conference for Grade 9-12 students where they can find out about interesting and rewarding career opportunities in sustainability and the environment sector. To Register click HERE
RANGE is a one-day academic conference featuring presentations and activities about geography! The goal of the conference is to give you a sense of the research and career possibilities within geography. Register HERE
Other Enrichment Programs and Opportunities
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Youth Advisory Committee have all kinds of responsibilities such as reviewing and selecting the shows for the Centre, advising on youth engagement initiatives, and acting as ambassadors for the Centre by promoting shows and events to peers and the broader youth.
Students are selected from across Canada to participate in the Page Program. Pages are first-year students registered at one of the eligible post-secondary institutions in the national capital region. They work on a part-time basis for one year.
Free virtual conference for grade 9-12 students where you can find out about interesting and rewarding career opportunities in sustainability and the environment sector.
Aim to empower young women in the orthopaedic field through early exposure, vital resources, and mentorship. Program offers comprehensive opportunities for skill development and knowledge acquisition, fostering inclusivity and breaking barriers.
Year-round projects and programs of lasting value towards inspiring female future leaders in STEM, and STEM-based fields such as Aviation, Aerospace, Marine and Defense.
Discovery Days in Health Sciences is a one-day event that gives secondary students an opportunity to explore a variety of career options in medicine and the health sciences. Organized by The Canadian Medical Hall of Fame and hosted by BC Children's Hospital.
A two-week-long learning experience in Belgium and France during which exceptional youth, 15-17 years of age, study the interwoven First and Second World War history of Canada.
Opportunity to students to participate in a one-week summer camp in public speaking, parliamentary debating, and model United Nations. The program is open to students in grades 5 through 11.
Program designed to equip women and gender-diverse individuals with the skills, knowledge, and resources they need to run for political office in Canada
Spend the spring or summer exploring life in a new city, immersed in a different culture with other young people, all while learning to speak French
National Youth Advisory Committee members learn tools for community engagement, hear about volunteer opportunities, and talk with experts and RCMP members.
After-school science enrichment program for teens designed to unleash creative potential and build a life-long network of like-minded peers while engaging curious minds with the nature of STEAM
speaker series aimed at high school students interested in mathematics and engineering. Goal is to provide promising students with opportunities to explore different aspects of math and applied science in an engaging environment.
University of Toronto summer programs explore the worlds of Law and/or medicine. Every summer students from across North America and around the world are offered an exclusive glimpse into the world of Medicine and Law.
The YAIL Program works to help participants become well-rounded individuals with increased perspective and enthusiasm for growth, who can make informed decisions through their leadership journey.
The Indigenous Pre-Cadet Training Program includes a three-week training session at the RCMP Training Academy (Depot) in Regina, Saskatchewan
Ocean Wise Youth programs empower young people with life and work skills, supporting lasting civic engagement essential for our oceans to remain healthy and flourishing for generations to come.
ROMI is offering free one-on-one mentorship for high school students interested in exploring a career in medicine.
is a youth service organization dedicated to the motto of “Youth Serving Youth”. The organization spans almost a century. During the Winter break 97 youth ages 16 to 21 from across the province meet in the Legislative Buildings in Victoria.
Opportunity to explore how cutting-edge technology is transforming healthcare and personalized care. Discover the latest innovations and practical applications as you learn how digital health is shaping the future of medicine.
Camp that educates and inspires young women to follow their dreams. The camp is open to British Columbia girls in grades 11-12 (ages 16-18) and gives them an introduction to the world of firefighting.
Multi-day, jam-packed adventure is a combination of education, hands-on experience and fun for students with a passion for arts and technology in grades 10, 11 and 12. Students will take part in a designated Bootcamp mission to test-drive the digital arts program of their choice.
Innovative and experiential learning opportunities, Forum inspires and supports youth to deepen their understanding of Canada and the national decision-making process, encouraging them to contribute to the future of their communities and country.
Learning to Lead is designed for self-identifying young women and gender diverse youth in grades 10-12. Participants gain confidence through interactive workshops and activities that help them discover their authentic self and construct a leadership identity
District 5050’s Rotary clubs provide students with life changing experiences by both sponsoring local students who want to live and study overseas, and by hosting international students in our district.
STEAM and Entrepreneurship program for students in grade 10 and 11. Shad Canada’s program attracts students with high aptitudes for risk taking, curiosity, excellence and resilience, and prepares them to take on social and economic challenges.
UBC Geering Up provides summer camps, high school programs, and special events throughout the year. Promoting science, engineering, and technology to youth across British Columbia.
A fully funded week-long educational program in Belgium and France to study Canada’s tremendous First World War contribution. Recognize the actions of young people, ages 15-17, who are dedicated to the betterment of society.
STEM competition for youth in BC and the Yukon who have used science to solve a challenge in their life or community.
Grade 10-12 students have the opportunity to hear from two Gairdner award-winning scientists and learn about the BC Children’s Hospital’s research facilities.
Fem+ is a 7-month mentorship experience for women, non-binary and 2SLGBTQ+ high school students interested in exploring the possibilities within engineering offered through the University of Alberta.
Wide range of fun, engaging STEM workshops and events for youths in Grade 8-12.
Empowering students to make grassroots change in their schools, school boards, and local communities. The JEDI Champions Program (short for Justice, Equity, Decolonization, and Inclusion) is a program that allows for students to obtain up to a total of 40 community involvement hours as part of the requirements for graduation.
High school student considering a career in engineering check out the UBC WiE Mentorship program.
RANGE is a one-day academic conference featuring presentations and activities about geography! The goal of the conference is to give you a sense of the research and career possibilities within geography.
Outdoor camps and courses. Adventure Experiences for Youth. Youth Leadership Courses: leadership expeditions for youth on three continents
courses designed to bridge the gap between school and future career paths, immersing students in practical, hands-on learning experiences. More than just technical knowledge, programs offer mentorship, industry exposure, and the opportunity to create real-world projects that showcase their growing expertise.
This is an annual event that provides high school students with a unique platform to explore and express their perspectives on legal matters through public speaking. This competition not only hones their oratory skills but also encourages critical thinking and engagement with legal concepts.
This program offers you the chance to try two different BC Hydro trades through a 16-week paid work experience program. Training includes classroom learning and job experience placements with BC Hydro crews in various locations across the province. Locations will depend on applicant interest and location, team availability, and workforce needs.
Spring Break from March 24 – 27 for a fun week filled with creativity! Gain new skills and receive 30 hours of collaborative, hands-on work experience in one of the creative programs offered through LaSalle College.