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Sept. 25, 2019 Guide To CAREER EXPO 2019 Grades 10 - 12 Swift Current Comprehensive High School Each year Chinook SD hosts a Career Expo for all students in Grades 10 - 12. Career Expo is designed to give students the opportunity to explore various career paths they may not have even heard of. It's a great way to learn about hundreds of trades and professions all in one place. The Expo will continue to showcase a number of exhibitor displays and presentation sessions designed to assist students in examining possible career opportunities. Students are asked to use this guide to pre-plan their day. Registration In this booklet you will find the following Online Registration is required for “On and information needed to pre-plan your day using your Career Expo Passport: Off Site” Interactive Sessions. th •A list of exhibitor displays Open for Grades 11 and 12 - Sept 19 and 20 •A list of presentation sessions Open for Grade 10 - Sept. 20th only •A list of Real Talk sessions •Description and details for Interactive Students may choose to attend a variety of different types of sessions. Sessions - On and Off Site. (Available Students will receive an email to confirm registration in these sessions. In addition, students will also plan the rest of their day to include exhibits and through online registration only) displays. On-Site Interactive Sessions - A and B (Grades 10, 11 and 12) Off-Site Interactive Sessions – C1 (C2 for city students only in the Reminder - When you arrive at Career Expo afternoon) (Grades 11 and 12) 2019, make sure to check the bulletin board at Register at: the school for updates in additional sessions or bit.ly/CareerEx cancellations. Please note that the students need to log on to Chinook in order to be able to access the registration. 1 Exhibitor Display (Gym) Name: From: Name: From: Swift Current, Agriculture in the Classroom SK Saskatoon, SK Great Plains College SK Swift Current, Alberta University of the Arts Calgary, AB Great Plains College Sundogs SK Association of Professional Engineers Labour Market Services Moose Jaw, SK Lloydminster, and Geoscientists of Saskatchewan Regina, SK Lakeland College AB Assiniboine Community College Brandon, MB LaSalle College Vancouver Vancouver, BC Briercrest Caronport, SK Lethbridge College Lethbridge, AB Swift Current, Canadian Armed Forces Regina, SK Living Sky Casino (SIGA) SK Canadian Mennonite University Winnipeg, MB MC College Saskatoon, SK Medicine Hat, Centre of Arts and Technology Kelowna, BC Medicine Hat College AB Chinook School Division Swift Current, SK Millar College of the Bible Pambrun, SK Chiropractors' Association of Saskatchewan Regina, SK Minot State University Minot, ND Choice Esthetics Modular Training Moose Jaw, SK Mount Royal University Calgary, AB Community Futures Southwest Swift Current, SK Nipawin Bible College Nipawin, SK CPA Saskatchewan Regina, SK Olds College Olds, AB Swift Current, Elite Hairstyling & Esthetics Moose Jaw, SK Pattison Agriculture Limited SK Swift Current, Gabriel Dumont Institute SUNTEP Pioneer Co-op SK Training & Employment Regina, SK Prairie Arctic Regional Council Saskatoon, SK 2 Name: From: Name: From: Prairie College Three Hills, AB SunWest DLC Ag. Communications AET Kenaston, SK Swift Current, RBC Royal Bank Swift Current, SK SW Early Childhood Education SK Swift Current, RCMP ProActive Recruiting Regina, SK Stark & Marsh CPA LLP SK The Recording Arts Institute of Saskatoon Saskatoon, SK The Style Academy Regina, SK Robertson Family Group Swift Current, SK St. Peter's College Muenster, SK S3 Enterprises Inc. Swift Current, SK University of Alberta Augustana Campus Camrose, AB Sask Abilities Partners in Employment Swift Current, SK University of Calgary Student Recruitment Calgary, AB Saskatchewan Apprenticeship Trade University of Lethbridge Lethbridge, AB Commission Communication SYA Regina, SK University of Regina Regina, SK Saskatchewan Association of Social Workers Swift Current, SK Centre for Continuing Education CCE Saskatchewan Health Authority Swift Current, SK Faculty of Business Saskatchewan Land Surveyors Association Regina, SK Faculty of Education Saskatchewan Mining Association Regina, SK Luther and Campion College Saskatchewan Polytech Business (First Year) Moose Jaw, SK Student Recruitment Saskatchewan Polytech University of Saskatchewan Saskatoon, SK Engineering Design and Drafting Moose Jaw, SK College of Agriculture and Bioresources Saskatchewan Polytechnic Machinist Program Saskatoon, SK College of Arts and Science Saskachewan Polytechnic School of Nursing Regina, SK College of Education Saskatchewan Polytechnic Student Recruitment Saskatoon, SK Edwards School of Business ScotiaBank Swift Current, SK St. Thomas More College 3 Name: From: Name: From: Western Academy Broadcasting College Saskatoon, SK Western College Massage Therapy Regina, SK 4 Chinook SD CAREER EXPO 2019 - Presentation Schedule (Main Floor) Students are encouraged to visit as many gym displays as you can and attend various sessions. You never know what might interest you!! Location- Session 1 Session 2 Session 3 Session 4 Session 5 Session 6 SCCHS 8:50 - 9:20 9:25 to 9:55 10:00 - 10:30 10:35 - 11:05 11:10 - 11:40 11:45 to 12:10 Lethbridge College University of University of University of Lethbridge College ROOM University of Lethbridge Lethbridge Lethbridge Lethbridge 107 General Information General Information Shine at U of L Shine at U of L Shine at U of L Shine at U of L ROOM Medicine Hat College Olds College U of S Ag & Bio Medicine Hat College Olds College 115 Resources Post-Secondary Education New AgTech Programs Post-Secondary New AgTech Programs AgBio is for Everyone Education Pioneer Coop Sask Mining Pioneer Coop APEGS Sask Mining APEGS ROOM 116 Agronomy 101 A Future in Mining Agronomy 101 Career Opportunities in A Future in Mining Career Opportunities in A summer season in the A summer season in the Engineering and Geo- Engineering and Geo- life of an Agronomist life of an Agronomist Science Science ROOM Chinook School Canadian Armed Forces RCMP Chinook School Canadian Armed RCMP 117 Division Division Forces Paid University and Recruiting Recruiting Career Opportunities Education Career Opportunities Paid University and Education 5 Presentations Continued (Main Floor) Location- Session 1 Session 2 Session 3 Session 4 Session 5 Session 6 SCCHS 8:50 - 9:20 9:25 to 9:55 10:00 - 10:30 10:35 - 11:05 11:10 - 11:40 11:45 to 12:10 LaSelle College LaSelle College ROOM Lakeland College Great Plains College Lakeland College Great Plains College Vancouver Vancouver 119 Programs & Service University Programs Programs & Services University Programs Creative Careers Creative Careers Nipawin Bible College Briercrest Canadian Mennonite Millar College of the Briercrest Nipawin Bible College ROOM University Bible 120 Developing Passionate Discover Briercrest Discover Briercrest Developing Passionate Followers of Christ for the Is Millar right for me? Followers of Christ for the Glory of God Glory of God ROOM Style Academy Regina Southwest Early Style Academy Elite Hairstyling & Southwest Early Elite Hairstyling & 121 Childhood Educators Regina Esthetics Childhood Educators Esthetics Early Childhood Early Childhood Education Education Recording Arts Alberta University of Alberta University of Institute of Saskatoon LIBRARY: University of Regina the Arts the Arts University of Regina University of Regina MAIN Audio, Film, & 3D All About AU Arts All About AU Arts AREA Animation ROOM U of S Mount Royal University Minot State U of S Mount Royal Minot State 122 St. Peter’s College St. Peter’s College University You Belong Here Crossing the Border Crossing the Border You Belong Here Royal Bank of Canada Sask Abilities Council Royal Bank of Canada Sask Abilities Council Living Sky Casino Living Sky Casino ROOM Preparing for the Jobs of Employability Skills Recruitment Career Sales Force 127 Employability Skills Recruitment Tomorrow 6 Presentations Continued (Main Floor) Session 1 Session 2 Session 3 Session 4 Session 5 Session 6 Location- 8:50 - 9:20 9:25 to 9:55 10:00 - 10:30 10:45 - 11:05 11:10 - 11:40 11:45 to 12:10 SCCHS Sask Apprenticeship & Sask Apprenticeship & Prairie Arctic Regional Prairie Arctic SaskPolyTechnic SaskPolyTechnic Certification Certification Council Regional Council ROOM General Overview 129 General Overview Sask Youth Sask Youth Carpentry & Millwright Carpentry & Millwright Apprenticeship Apprenticeship University of Alberta University of Calgary U of S Education U of S Edwards School University of Alberta University of Calgary LECTURE Augustana Campus of Business Augustana Campus THEATRE Life & Admission Becoming a Teacher Life & Admission General Information Becoming a Nation General Information Builder SaskPolyTechnic Sask Health Authority SaskPolyTechnic Sask Health Authority SaskPolyTechnic SaskPolyTechnic STUDENT LOUNGE School Of Nursing Exploring Health Career Engineering Design & Exploring Health Career School Of Nursing Engineering Design & Opportunities Drafting Opportunities Drafting Exhibitor Exhibitor Exhibitor Exhibitor Exhibitor Exhibitor G Y M Displays Displays Displays Displays Displays Displays 7 REAL TALK Sessions (Second Floor) Session 1 Session 2 Session 3 Session 4 Session 5 Session 6 Location- 8:50 - 9:20 9:25 to 9:55 10:00 - 10:30 10:35 - 11:05 11:10 - 11:40 11:45 to 12:10 SCCHS ROOM Writer Writer 238 ROOM Graphic Graphic Truck Driver Truck Driver Realtor Realtor 218 Designer Designer ROOM Doctor Doctor Entrepreneur Entrepreneur 219 Chiropractor Chiropractor ROOM Physio Physio Therapist
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