Programs

Scholarships

• www.alis.alberta.ca - The Alberta Government Information Service has a large section devoted to Scholarships & Bursaries. You will find the application forms for Rutherford Scholarships here as well.
• www.studentawards.com - This web-site collects information about scholarships & bursaries and forwards the information they think is relevant to you if you register with them (has a North American focus).
• www.scholarshipscanada.com - This web-site collects information about scholarships & bursaries and forwards the information they think is relevant to you if you register with them (has more of a Canadian focus).
• Credit Achievement Awards - This is a program set up by HCHS to recognize students who choose to enhance their high school courses with extra courses.
• HCHS Awards - Only courses taken at Harry Collinge will be considered for Harry Collinge Scholarships - so no courses from The Learning Connection or any other school in Alberta or out of the province.

Career Readiness

• www.alis.alberta.ca - The Alberta Government Information Service has a large section devoted to Occupation Information. It is updated regularly and has the most current information of the job market in Alberta & Canada. There is a lot of useful information on this web-site.
• www.careercruising.com - User name & Password available  from the Guidance Office. Once you have logged in to the site we recommend you create your own account by choosing a new user name & password.  The web-site is set up to help you to search by interests, skills & school subjects.

Planning for High School & Beyond

www.careercruising.com - User name & Password available  from the Guidance Office. Once you have logged in to the site we recommend you create your own account by choosing a new user name & password.  The web-site is set up to help you to search by interests, skills & school subjects.

www.applyalberta.ca - One stop, on-line application process for many of the Post-Secondary Institutions in Albert

Introductory Courses

• FAS1000: FASHION ILLUSTRATION
• FAS1010: FASHION DYNAMICS
• FAS1020: TEXTILES & THEIR CARE
• FAS1030: SEWING FUNDAMENTALS
• FAS1050: REDESIGN, RECYCLE & RESTORE
• FAS1060: CREATING  ACCESSORIES1
• FAS1190: TEXTILE ARTS 1

Intermediate Courses

• FAS2000: FASHION ILLUSTRATION 2
• FAS2040: EVOLUTION OF FASHION
• FAS2080: ACTIVEWEAR
• FAS2100: SEWING FOR OTHERS
• FAS2110: CREATING HOME DECOR
• FAS2140: FASHION MERCHANDISING
• FAS2160: CREATING ACCESSORIES 2
• FAS2190: TEXTILE ARTS 2

Advance Courses

• FAS3000: FASHION ILLUSTRATION 3
• FAS3070: CREATORS OF FASHION
• FAS3080: CULTURAL FASHIONS
• FAS3120: WEARABLE ART
• FAS3140: FASHION RETAILING
• FAS3190: TEXTILE ARTS 3
• FAS3200: OUTDOOR CLOTHING

In Art 8 and 9 We'll focus on how visual stimuli is organized. We'll learn to look at, understand, and interpret the visual information that surrounds us. We'll learn to make art using both traditional and contemporary media. We'll discuss values placed on art, and the creation of art. We'll use this knowledge to discuss how art is interpreted by other people. We'll gain confidence in the expression of emotion through art, and we'll learn to be able to make qualitative judgments about art.

In Art 10/20/30 we'll focus on three major components of visual learning. We'll develop our drawing skills, our ability to compose an image or series of images, and we'll develop our ability to communicate ideas through our art. We'll work to develop our skills in drawing, painting, and sculpture.