The Senior Years Technology Education program consists of 17 compulsory credits and an approved cluster of 8 to 14 compulsory technology education credits.
Learners wishing to graduate from a Senior Years Technology Education Program must fulfill the minimum 30 credit graduation requirement. A cluster of technology education courses must be an approved group of 8 to 14 department-developed and/or -approved courses which facilitate the transition from school to work.
The framework for structuring the credit courses and clusters are outlined in the Graduation Requirements for the Technology Education Program.
As curriculum alignment to the new structure continues, the following courses remain at their original locations and can be accessed by clicking on the tiles below.
