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- ADD - Addictions
- ADMN - Administration
- BIOL - Biology
- BUS - Business
- CAST - Casting
- DA - Digital Arts
- ENVR - Environment
- FOR - Forestry
- HSER - Human Services
- AGRC - Agricultural Skills
- AGRE - Agricultural Skills
- AGRS - Agricultural Skills
- AHSC - Applied Health Science
- ANTH - Anthropology
- APSC - Engineering
- ARTC - Arts Skills
- ARTE - Arts Skills
- ASTR - Astronomy
- BIOC - Biochemistry
- BLCK - Blacksmithing
- CCSW - Classroom and Community Support Worker
- CERM - Ceramics
- CHEM - Chemistry
- CKA - Commercial Kitchen Assistant
- CMNS - Communications
- COMM - Commerce
- COMU - Communication Skills
- COOK - Cooking
- COOP - Cooperative Course
- CPRJ - Community Project Skills
- CPSC - Computer Science
- CPST - Computer Studies
- CULM - Culinary Management
- CWRT - Creative Writing
- DFAB - Digital Fabrication
- DISC - Discovery Skills
- EACS - Education Assistant and Community Support Worker
- EASL - English as a Second Language
- ECCE - Early Childhood Care and Education
- ECON - Economics
- EDCP - Education and Career Planning
- EDSS - Education and Student Success
- EMPS - Employment Skills
- ENGL - English
  - 10
  - 50
    - ENGL 50
  - 60
  - 100
  - 200
  - 6600
- ENTB - Business Skills
- ENTC - Connecting Skills
- ENTE - Exploring Skills
- ES - Environmental Science
- ESK - English Skills
- FAM - Family
- FREN - French
- GCOOL - Golf Club Operations
- GEOG - Geography
- GEOL - Geology
- GERO - Gerontology
- GIS - Geographic Information Systems
- GNUR - Gerontological Nursing
- GOAL - Goal Setting
- HCA - Health Care Assistant
- HIST - History
- IEP - Integrated Environmental Planning
- IFA - Indigenous Fine Arts
- INDG - First Nations
- INDG-Indigenous
- INTS - Interpersonal Skills
- IPHE - Interprofessional Health
- JEWL - Jewelry
- KSA - Kootenay Studio Arts
- LAW - Rural Legal Issues
- LLIT - Literacy Skills
- LMAT - Math Skills
- MATH - Mathematics
- MHAD - Mental Health and Addictions
- MSK - Math Skills
- MTED - Medical Terminology
- MUSC - Music
- NUCL - Nursing Unit Clerk
- NURS - Nursing
- OTEC - Office Administration and Technology
- PEAC - Peace Studies
- PGCM - Post Graduate Culinary Management
- PGHM PGCM-Post Graduate Hospitality Management
- PGHM - Post Graduate Hospitality Management
- PHIL - Philosophy
- PHYS - Physics
- PO - Plant Operator
- PPD - Professional Practice and Design
- PSYC - Psychology
- PTEC - Pharmacy Technician
- RETE - Retail Skills
- RFW-Recreation-Fish-and-Wildlife-Technology
- RHOT - Resort and Hotel Management
- RPM - Rural Pre-Medicine
- SOC - Sociology
- SOST - Social Studies
- SPAN - Spanish
- SROM - Ski Resort Operations and Management
- SSK - Study Skills
- SSW - Social Service Worker
- STAT - Statistics
- TEXT - Textiles
- TEYL - Teaching English to Young Learners
- TREC - Business Communication Skills
- TSOL - Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages
- TWC - Technical Writing and Communications
- WEB - Web Development
- WELL - Healthy Skills
- WORK - Workplace Experience
- WS-Women-s-Studies
- ADD 180 Testing

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ENGL50 English - Advanced Level

ENGL 50: English- Advanced Level is for students to upgrade their English skills. Through reading and writing, students will focus on critical and creative thinking, demonstrate oral and written communication, and develop reading, research, and cooperative learning. This course is designed to help students become natural, confident communicators. Students will engage in discussions and activities which will cover a diversity of topics, including: pre-writing strategies, essay development, summarizing, critical reading, plagiarism, grammar, and dictionary use. Upon completion of ENGL 50 students are ready to enter ENGL 60: English ï¿½ Provincial Level.

Credits

0.00

Prerequisite

English 10 or equivalent. *Note: Students may be admitted to ENGL 50 based on their demonstration of English skills on a diagnostic assessment or with the Instructorï¿½s permission.