Introduction to Health Science Course

 


About the Program

  • The Langley School District (SD35), in partnership with Kwantlen Polytechnic University (KPU), offers a dual credit Introduction to Health Science HSCI 1115 course. In this course, students are introduced to the multifaceted field of health science and the foundations of promoting health and wellness.
  • This KPU Langley Campus summer class offers SD35 students an opportunity to take a post-secondary course in Health Science while still in high school, earning both high school credits as well as postsecondary credits.

Why This Course

  • Organizational Skills: Learn how to manage time effectively in an accelerated time periodhs_booklet_webspread_page_1-194x300.316be27593.jpgClick on image above to view Intro to Health Science Couse Program Guide.
  • Initiative: Experience what it is like to take a university course before graduation
  • Empathy: Learn how to help others live healthier lives
  • Enthusiasm and Curiosity: Interest in life science and human biology

Develop Professional Skills

  • Examine the varied concepts of health science from many perspectives including biological, clinical, cultural, environmental, political and socioeconomic
  • Explore the careers, systems and structures in place that promote and assist health and wellness in the community and our country
  • Learn the advantages of well organized, versatile teams in a generation of productivity, innovation, and effective service

Requirements

  • Be registered in the Langley School District
  • Be 18 or younger on June 30 of application year
  • Have not graduated from high school before starting the program
  • Have intention to graduate

Prerequisites

Have completed before the start of the program:

  • Grade 11
  • English 11

Recommended:

  • B or higher in English 10 and Math 10
  • Intention to/strong interest in pursuing a career in health science with a focus on nursing

Keys to Success

  • Regular attendance and commitment to the course
  • Demonstrate maturity and post-secondary readiness
  • Self-motivated
  • Solid work ethic
  • Independent learner

Learn More

Check out the Introduction to Health Science Course Guide for more information about this program

Contact your school’s Career Advisor or use the contact form at the bottom of this page for more information and/or to apply