Golden Hills School Division No. 75 Overview

Golden Hills School Division No. 75 provides 5+ programs, including Connections, Early Literacy, Early Numeracy, ESL, Family School Community Resource Program, Learning Support, and Project H.O.P.E. The tuition fee for a full year at Golden Hills School Division is CAD 12,550.

About Golden Hills School Division No. 75

In 1995, the Golden Hills School Division was established. Golden Hills School Division is a public school district in Strathmore, Alberta, with a population of around 7000 students. Golden Hills School Division offers 15 regular schools, two Christian alternative schools, two virtual schools, two outreach schools, 19 Hutt rite schools, and a 300-student international program from 30 countries. Golden Hills is like a worldwide community in the middle of rural Alberta.

Golden Hills School Division Offers Connections Program, Early Literacy Program, Early Numeracy Program, English as a Second Language (ESL), Learning Support Programs, Family School Community Resource Program, and Project HOPE are available to students.

Golden Hills School Division No. 75 Services & Facilities

Golden Hills Schools now provides virtual learning programs online for students who want to learn from the comfort of their own homes. Two schools provide home learning programs. North Star Academy is a Christian online school that offers online instruction, an Individualized Learning program, and traditional home-schooling options. Along with a range of teacher positions and professions, students can also pursue careers in various other industries.

Students and employees volunteer at local schools, prisons, nursing homes, summer camps, hospitals, churches, immigration support groups, service clubs such as Rotary, and street-level non-profit agencies to help individuals who are oppressed and in need of assistance.

Golden Hills School Division No. 75 Accomodation

After being accepted into the Golden Hills School Division's international program, students' most important decision is where they want to live. There are two choices to consider:

living in dormitory accommodations
living with a homestay family

Get detail information on : Average Living Cost in Canada

Golden Hills School Division No. 75 Scholarships

Scholarships and bursaries can help students pay for their education. The following scholarships may require students to be Golden Hills School Division students.

Anna Hudson Scholarship
Hans Peder Madsen Scholarship
Ralph McElroy Memorial Scholarship
Ellen E. Thompson Scholarship
Reg Thurston Memorial Scholarship
Kneehill County Annual Scholarship

Know more about: Canada Scholarship for International Students

Fact & Figures

1955

Year of Establishment

Golden Hills School Division No. 75 Admission Requirements

Admission to Golden Hills School Division No. 75 depends on meeting specific criteria, which vary depending on the program a student applies to.

Students should be at least 18 years old before taking admission
Students should be proficient in English and must have taken IELTS or other equivalent exams
Students must submit their original transcripts from all the academic institutions they have attended. If the transcripts are not in English, students must submit translated copies of the same along with the originals.

Criteria	Requirements
Minimum Age	18 years
Language Proficiency Test	IELTS
Documents Required	Official academic transcript of study from all the academic institutions

Note: International students are considered on a case-by-case basis; therefore there can be some additional requirements while taking admission in Golden Hills School Division No. 75, depending on the program a student applies to.

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