Nutana
Collegiate
'small and caring'
Academy of Academic Upgrading
This academy profiles Nutana’s strength in offering programming to students who wish to complete Grade 12, upgrade their previous marks, or pick up a class that they require for post-secondary training.
Academy Highlights:
Quarter Classes
· Students take only two classes at a time and complete each course in just ten weeks.
· Students can register for classes four times each school year - September, November, January and April.
Classroom Instruction
· Teachers strive to provide learning experiences that are distinctly different than traditional programs.
· Support from teachers and tutors are available outside of class time.
Mature Students
· Over fifty percent of our students are over the age of 18 and choose Nutana because of its comfortable adult atmosphere.
· Students over the age of 22 are most welcome to attend but will be required to pay tuition.
Services Available to Students
Student Services
· The Student Services office provides support services to students in the following areas:
· School registration and records
· Academic program information, preliminary assessment and planning
· Personal relationship and crisis counseling for students and parents
· Post-secondary education and career information and counseling
· Referrals to support services within the school and community
Tutoring
· Students can make arrangements to meet their teachers at 8:30 each morning if they wish extra assistance.
· Regularly scheduled noon hour tutoring sessions are also available.
CanSask (Career and Employment Services)
· An on site CanSask Career Consultant provides students with up to date information, services and resources so that they are better
prepared to develop a career path and to pursue their goals.
· Students can also access information on post-secondary training programs.
· Information and support in finding a job is available as well.
· iJob, a new and innovative career resource, is designed to support youth to be successful in making the school to work transition.
SIAST
· Nutana and SIAST have a working agreement designed to assist students to make a successful transition into programming at Kelsey.
Re-Entry and Support Program
· Students are provided with material and activities designed to review fundamental skills or to provide enrichment to support success
in their classroom courses.
· Course material is divided into packages so that students can work at their own pace.
Nutana Extension Resource Re-Entry Venture (NERRV)
· This is an afternoon program designed to provide alternatives for students who benefit from non-traditional curriculum delivery.
· Students have the opportunity to work semi-independently on curriculum modules, finish courses from a previous quarter, or receive
instruction in small groups.
Resource Room Program
· Students learn how to study, take notes, proofread, be organized, manage their time and write exams.
· The Resource Room teacher also works with classroom teachers to adapt curriculum, instruction and evaluation in order to meet
the needs of individual students.
I have found the quarter system to be a very effective way to learn
while maintaining a full-time job. If you show up for class and do your work,
you will be successful.
Nutana Collegiate
411 11th Street East
Saskatoon, SK S7N 0E9
Phone: 306.683.7580
Fax: 306.657.3951