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Empowering Educational Transformation: Alberta's Curriculum Redesign Journey

Explore the evolution of Alberta's high school credentialing requirements over 100 years and be part of creating credentialing change. Access the Communications Toolkit for more information and contact Victoria Forchuk for inquiries or focus group organization.

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Empowering Educational Transformation: Alberta's Curriculum Redesign Journey

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  1. Curriculum Redesign:Helping Bring to LifeInspiring Education Movingforwardtogether Government of Alberta

  2. Curriculum Redesign –Timelines and Next Steps

  3. Curriculum Redesign – Timelines and Next Steps

  4. Curriculum Redesign Communications Toolkit • The toolkit is now available on the Alberta Education website at http://www.education.alberta.ca/department/ipr/curriculum/communication-toolkit.aspx. Government of Alberta

  5. Review of AlbertaHigh School Credentialing Requirements CreatingCredentialing Change Government of Alberta

  6. Overview of the Review • Historical Perspective • Discussion

  7. High School (Sept 2016) Grade 9 (Sept 2015)

  8. Current Alberta High School Credentials – Overview Chart

  9. 100 Years of Credentialing 1912-13 – Grade 8 Leaving Examination 1923 – Six different diplomas 1936 – A single diploma of 100 credits 1950’s – Approximately 6% attend university 1960’s – Three different diplomas for composite high schools

  10. 100 Years of Credentialing 1970’s – Provincial examinations discontinued 1980’s – Provincial examinations re-introduced; two diplomas 1990’s – Single high school diploma and IOP certificate 2006 – Certificate of High School Achievement added 2009 – Certificate of High School Completion added

  11. What questions, concerns or suggestions do you have regarding high school credentialing? CreatingCredentialing Change Government of Alberta

  12. If you have more questions or are interested in organizing a focus group, contact: Victoria.Forchuk@gov.ab.ca 780-415-9580 CreatingCredentialing Change Government of Alberta

  13. Thank You! Government of Alberta

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