Natosapi Adult Education
NatosapiAdult Education Upgrading Program
Natosapi Adult Education Program provides academic upgrading and training to help individuals build a strong foundation for lifelong learning. This program aims to empower the community through education.
Applicants must be 18 years or older.
At least one year out of school.
Annual fee that applies to all students.
Per course for Siksika Band Members, plus $100 for books.
Natosapi Adult Education
Course Overview
All courses align with Alberta High School Equivalency and are often accepted by other Alberta post-secondary institutions. You might need to take placement tests for some courses.
English & Math
- 10-2
- 20-2
- 30-2
- 20-4
- 30-4
- 30-1
- 10C
- 10-4
- 20-4
- 10-3
- 20-3
- 30-3
- 30-2
Sciences
- 10
- 14
- 24
- 20
- 30
- 20
- 30
Social Studies & Culture
- 10-2
- 20-2
- 30-2
- 30
- 10
- 20
- 30
Career, Wellness & Creative
- 30
*Please see the Adult Upgrading Schedule of Courses for a detailed description of course availability and times.
Before You Register
Requirements & Tuition
Everything you need to know about who can enroll and what it costs.
Program Requirements
To enroll, applicants must be:
- 18 years or older.
- Out of school for at least one year.
You’ll need to provide current transcripts during registration and meet with the Registrar to finalize your enrollment.
Costs
Tuition and Fees
Annual registration fee applies to all students.
Non-Siksika Nation members must arrange and provide proof of funding before registering.
How to Apply
Important Dates & Application
To apply, you’ll need to:
Meet with Career Services
Meet with a Career Services counsellor to create an education and training plan.
Provide your numbers
Provide your Band number (if applicable) and Social Insurance Number.
Submit your paperwork
Submit high school transcripts and other required paperwork (like tax assessments). Staff can help you request transcripts and fill out forms.
Alberta Education
Diploma Writing Centre
Old Sun Community College is an official Alberta Education Diploma Exam Writing Centre.
Diploma Exams
- January
- June
Exams are held in January and June.
Students taking diploma-level courses must register for their diploma exams by Alberta Education’s deadlines.
Mature Students
- November
- April
- August
Mature students (19+ as of Sept 1st of the current school year, or holding a high school diploma) can write diploma exams without taking the course.
These exams are available in November, April, or August at approved locations like SAIT, and count for 30% of the final course mark.
The GED is no longer available in Canada as of May 3, 2024.
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For more information, contact Carrissa Auger at carrissa.auger@oldsuncollege.ca.