How can students get into Math 30 Pure from Applied Math 20?
They can take Math 10/20 Pure Bridge first. This 5-credit course will provide the student with all of the mathematical skills in algebra, trigonometry and graphing that they would not have completed in Math 10 and 20 Applied. Therefore this allows them to get into Math 30 Pure. Math 10/20 Pure Bridge follows a curriculum prescribed by Alberta Learning. Most traditional schools in Alberta do not currently teach this course.
Note: In the past many students took Transitions 101, in lieu of Math 30 Pure. As of September 2003, this cost of this program will no longer be funded by Alberta Learning.
If a Student is looking at taking a program at NAIT?
Did you know that many NAIT programs do not accept Math 30 Applied as an entrance requirement. St. Gabriel’s has received approval from NAIT to offer their CPM133 course online. CPM133 consists of the Math 10/20 Pure Bridge course as well as a supplementary module which includes Exponents and Logs. CPM133 provides the student with the required math prerequisite for the following NAIT programs (which Applied Math 30, does not):
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Bilingual Business Administration
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Who can take this course?
A student can take this course if they meet the following criteria;
1. They have achieved a minimum mark of 75% in Math 20 Applied;
2. They are a self-motivated individual with a strong work ethic;.
3. They obtain a letter of reference from the student's Math 20 Applied teacher; and
4. They have a support structure (in a traditional school or at home).
What are the options for taking this course with St. Gabriel?
Students will be taking the course online, and will need a strong support structure. A support structure is provided by either of the following:
1. Supervision by Parent
Students can take the course at home under the supervision of their parent. Their parent is required to sign-in to the school using email on a weekly basis to:
• Record scheduled due dates to help the student with time management
• Monitor completion of tasks
• Provide needed encouragement and motivate the student to succeed.
• If extensions are required, parents must contact the course teacher
• Administer and supervise unit exams
2. Supervision by School
A school supervisor would act as the responsible parent, and will be required to complete the duties listed above. The School Supervisor is required to complete a training course.
What are costs for taking this course?
Alberta Resident Fees (for all school age students)
| Registration (non-refundable) |
$40.00 prior to June 30th, $70.00 after June 30th |
| Learning Resource Fee |
$40.00 per semester |
| Book Fee |
nominal fee (currently under review) |
Mature Student Fees (age 20+ as of September 1 of the current school year)
| Course Fee (per course) |
$350.00 |
| Book Fee |
nominal fee (currently under review) |
To complete the CPM133 portion of the course, which includes a NAIT transcript, there will be an additional fee of $100 (this exact cost is still under review).
If the student is being supervised by their parent, St. Gabriel will receive the CEUs for the course. If the student is being supervised by the school, St. Gabriel receive approximately 60% of the CEUs and your school would receive 40% of the CEUs.
What does a St. Gabriel Cyber School course offer?
St. Gabriel Cyber School has fun and energetic teachers and that provide a flexible but paced learning environment. These are not just text-based courses. The lessons are colorful and often interactive, with built in interactive evaluation tools. There are instructional movies embedded within the lessons. The student can have daily contact with their course teacher, can get online tutoring on an internet whiteboard with sound.
To take a look at what a this St. Gabriel Cyber School course would look like, click here.
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