Saskatoon Industry Education Council
Programs
These virtual events provide secondary students with the opportunity to explore potential future career paths by learning about post-secondary opportunities, interacting with industry professionals, and gaining hands-on experiences.
Students in grades 10 through 12 have the opportunity to gain hands-on skill development and career training while working alongside industry professionals. Recent boot camps include: automotive, culinary, web development, 3D printing, and video game design.
Skill Sets provide teachers with the resources and equipment to deliver hands-on Practical & Applied Arts learning opportunities and career exploration activities for middle-year students.
Mind Over Matters evolved as a response to the increased need for mental health education. Access professional development, a speaker series, teacher resources for Kindergarten to Grade 12, parent & guardian information, as well as upcoming mental health events.
Resources to support youth, adults, educators, and career practitioners in the advancement of life and work transitions in Saskatchewan. It is a 360-degree view of career development! Find what you need. Be inspired. Share what you learn.
ManuQuest
Learn about solar power, battery storage, grids, and energy demand and conversion through hands-on experience with the Smartflower Microgrid (MG), a solar-powered microgrid shaped like a flower. Using custom-built software to track energy absorption, develop additional technical skills in computer science, electrical work and data science to explore new possibilities for career paths in green technology.
VR adventure program provides students the opportunity to explore, learn, and discover a variety of career options through the immersive power of virtual reality. This system not only gives students career information, but also the ability to see, hear, and experience the job without ever leaving the classroom. Choose from a variety of careers including the construction, manufacturing, and healthcare sectors.
Get a head start on Level 1 ECE certification. As a Saskatchewan high school student, Each course you complete will earn you both a high school and a Sask Polytech ECE program credit.
Refugee and immigrant youth aged 17 to 21 take part in this school within a school program at E.D. Feehan Catholic High School. The focus of the program is language development, as well as life and work skills. The NYEP runs Monday to Friday and follows the school year calendar.
