Post-secondary dual credit courses are for students who want to earn both high school credits and credits that count towards a post-secondary certificate, diploma or degree. Dual credit courses allow students to build on or discover their career passions and interests.
Planning for career exploration in high school
Junior high students and families are invited to learn more about planning for skills and job training opportunities in high school. Join the online information session on Wednesday, February 25, 2026 at 6 p.m.
Why dual credit?
Dual credit students:
complete five 30-level CTS credits and three post-secondary credits
get a start on their post-secondary education while in high school
seamlessly transition to post-secondary studies or into the world of work
IMPORTANT CONSIDERATIONS FOR DUAL CREDIT
There is no cost for dual credit courses.
Students should speak with their families, teachers or school counsellors about their dual credit options and decide what is right for them.
Students should consider the commitment and workload required for a post-secondary level course, including how it will fit into both personal and academic schedules.
Students will need to complete the necessary prerequisites.
Daytime dual credit courses are offered throughout the year to students at specific Division high schools or those attending Centre High Campus. Expression of Interest is available to current students of those locations, and through select Campus EPSB courses.
Evening courses
Evening dual credit courses are available to all students in semester 2, providing students with the flexibility to take courses that interest them without disrupting their regular class schedule. Expression of Interest is now available to all students for semester 2.
