- during the regular school day
- outside of regular hours
When can I take classes?
Where can I take classes?
- variety of sites across EIPS
- online
- at partner locations (ie: post-secondary)
How will this affect my high school experience?
- more choices and flexibility
- explore areas you are passionate about
- better prepare for life after high school
- whether that’s university, college, or jumping right into a career
- make the most of your time in your ‘gap year’
Who are the teachers?
- certificated EIPS staff
- journeypersons
- post-secondary instructors
What is the benefit?
- explore careers earlier
- earn high school AND post-secondary credit
- gains hands-on experience
Off-Campus Education
What is RAP ?
- Start an apprenticeship while earning high school credits through paid on-the-job training
- Work under the supervision of a certified journeyperson
- Explore careers in the skilled trades
- RAP is part of YOUR graduation plan
- Earn up to 40 credits towards graduation - every 125 hours = 5 credits
- Earn up to 1000 hours towards their first-year apprenticeship
- RAP is available year-round!
- Part-time or full-time during in school year AND Summer School
What are the available trades?
- Agricultural Equipment Technician
- Auto Body Technician
- Automotive Service Technician
- Baker
- Boilermaker
- Bricklayer
- Cabinetmaker
- Carpenter
- Communication Technician
- Cook
- Electrician
- Elevator Constructor
- Floorcovering installer
- Gasfitter
- Glazier
- Hairstylist
- Heavy Equipment Technician
- Industrial Mechanic - Millwright
- Instrumentation and Control Technician
- Insulator
- Ironworker
- Landscape Horticulturist
- Lather - Interior Systems Mechanic
- Machinist
- Outdoor Power Equipment Technician
- Parts Technician
- Plumber
- Powerline Technician
- Roofer
- Sheetmetal Worker
- Sprinkler Systems Installer
- Steamfitter-Pipefitter
- Welder
- And many more! There are over 50 skilled trades available in Alberta!
- https://tradesecrets.alberta.ca/trades-in-alberta/designated-trades-profiles/
What Off-Campus Education opportunities are available?
- Work Experience
- Registered Apprenticeship Program
- Green Certificate
- Career Internships
What is the Eligibility Criteria for Off-Campus Programs?
- Students must be 15 years old or older
- A trained first-aider available to students at ALL times.
- Students working under supervision.
- Provide a safe and meaningful work environment.
Looking for more information about Off-Campus Education?
Visit our Off-Campus Education page