Sd46online-Spider
5545 Inlet Ave V0N 3A0 Sechelt, BC, Canada

What to learn a new skill?! This course is free for the next 4 weeks, offered through ShawAcademy. Could be worked into an elective course, just ask us how.

Free computer course for adults in Sechelt! Offered by Spider at the CLC. Start anytime and proceed at your own pace. Register online @ sd46online.ca or contact me here. Please help to spread the word.

If you need to complete a course this school year, you need to have it started by spring break.

At Spider, we know the value of dialogue and constructive feedback.

Spider is now back to having a dedicated science teacher. In fact, Crystal Penner was our science teacher until she jetted off to Ireland to complete an MSc in medical physics. We feel lucky to have her back. She is good at math too. : ) Note her hours below. She will see students in both Sechelt and Gibsons.

Getting started with Spider. Step by step instructions. Please share!

Teens finishing high school today need to be prepared for an ever-changing job market. Adapt or get left behind.

Check out the new video on our site: Getting Started at Spider.

How many teens on the Sunshine Coast understand the impacts that social media has on their lives?

We are now recruiting students! Do you know someone between the ages of 15 and 30 who would like to work in the Tourism industry? FREE Training starts January 30th in Sechelt with a newly added outdoor educational component. For more information visit: www.jobsindemand.ca

Do you think that Spider should offer a course in Philosophy? This September it will be recognized as a course according to the draft of the new curriculum.

Since 2015, Sunshine Coast students who have graduated from high school but need to upgrade courses for post-secondary have to pay $550 per course as the BC gov...ernment no longer funds them. These courses are free for high school students and adults who have not graduated. The BC Green Party wants to make them free for all students once again. See more

What an interesting idea. Maybe they should turn it over to the students to install. ACE-IT electrical program perhaps?