Sun West School Division

Our vision: Success for all

Located in West-Central Saskatchewan, the Sun West School Division lies within Treaty 6 and Treaty 4 and the homeland of the Métis Nation and is located in west-central Saskatchewan. It provides Kindergarten to Grade 12 education to over 4700 students within 43 schools. Sun West employs a dedicated staff of approximately 1300 people on a full-time, part-time, contract and substitute basis that includes teachers, educational assistants, bus drivers as well as maintenance and student services personnel.

The School Division is governed on the basis of five guiding principles. These are: accountability, respect, cooperation, life-long learning and leadership. We are committed to advancing the aspirations of young people and creating a thriving environment for our staff members.

The Sun West School Division covers approximately 31,252 square kilometers. On its east side, the Division includes schools in Davidson and Kenaston. The Alberta border serves as the Division's limits on the west, with the South Saskatchewan River providing its most southerly border. The Division extends as far North as Landis and Biggar. The division office is located in Rosetown.

Rosetown,SK

Commission scolaire du Littoral

La Commission scolaire du Littoral offre son enseignement aux niveaux de la maternelle, du primaire et du secondaire. Son territoire comprend dix villages anglophones et quatre villages francophones le long de la Basse-Côte-Nord du golfe St-Laurent, de Kegaska à Blanc Sablon. Tous ces villages sont isolés, c’est-à-dire non reliés au réseau routier du Québec, et leur population respective varie entre 100 et 1 000 habitants.

The Littoral School Board offers education at the preschool, primary and secondary levels. Its territory includes ten anglophone and four francophone villages situated along the lower north shore of the Gulf of St. Lawrence from Kegaska to Blanc Sablon, in the province of Québec. The villages are isolated, not linked by any highway and the population varies from 100 to 1 000 inhabitants.

Sept-Iles, QC

NEC Native Education College

The Native Education College has been operated by the(NEC) Native Education College, a non-profit society with an Aboriginal Board of Directors, since 1985. The college is a private post-secondary educational institute registered and accredited with the Private Post Secondary Education Commission of BC. Post-secondary programs receive credit through an affiliation with Vancouver Community College and partnerships with public colleges, universities and institutes throughout BC.

The Native Education College offers programming for Aboriginal adults from the basic literacy level to certificates and diplomas with university transfer. All of the programs follow an Aboriginal curriculum, which includes Aboriginal content, methods of communication and cultural values.

Programs prepare students to continue their education or to work in Aboriginal organizations as well as the mainstream community.

Vancouver, BC

Majestic BC International School

Majestic BC International School is opening its doors in a brand new facility in September of 2017. The school offers the BC curriculum to Chinese students in grades 9 - 12.

Students at the school will graduate with a BC Dogwood diploma and will then apply to universities in English speaking jurisdictions.

The school offers excellent working conditions for teachers in a modern, well-equipped facility. Wages and benefits are more than competitive.

Foshan City, China