Do you want to be a Soccer Referee?

Do you want to be a Soccer Referee?

Do you want to earn 4 credits towards your graduation?

Do you want to become a better soccer player?

Do you want to help make soccer more successful in Revelstoke?

Do you want to make some $?

Refereeing could be for you.

Revelstoke Youth Soccer Assocation is offering a few courses this spring.

Small Sided Soccer Course: April 11 at Begbie View School

This clinic is the basics of refereeing and is offered to individuals who are no less than 12 years of age. Once an individual is successful in passing this clinic, they are classified as a Small Sided Referee and may officiate in any match with players between U-6 and U-12.

You can earn 2 high school credits once you’ve completed this course, passed the written and/or oral exam, passed the practical evaluation, and documented 25 hours of practical officiating experience.

Entry Level Referee Course: March 27-29 at Begbie View School

This course enables participants to referee both small sided and 11 aside soccer. Once an individual is successful in passing this clinic they will be classified as a Youth Referee (if they are 14 or 15 years old) or a District Referee  (if they are 16 years old or older).

Pre-requisite: Minimum 14 Years old by or on the day of the clinic.

You can earn 4 high school credits once you’ve completed this course, passed the written and/or exam, passed the practical evaluation, and documented 50 additional hours of practical officiating experience (Total of 75 hrs).

To find out more information and to register visit RYSA and follow the referee prompts. If you have any questions contact Rory Luxmoore, RYSA Head Referee, at roryluxmoore@hotmail.com or call 837-4290.

BC TECHNOLOGY SCHOLARSHIP

The BC Technology Industry Association (BCTIA) is now accepting applications for the 2015 BC Technology Scholarship.

Established in 2005, the BC Technology Scholarship is an industry-funded program designed to support the next generation of tech leaders in British Columbia. By providing grants to students who have a passion for technology, the BC Tech Scholarship recognizes students pursuing post-secondary education in a technology-related field. (This includes, but is not limited to: IT, Engineering, Marketing, Digital Media, Product Management, Business Development, etc)

This year there are 4 x $1,000 grants available for Grade 12 Graduates preparing to begin their post-secondary education. There are also 2 x $5,000 grants available for current University or College Students, should you have an alumni community where you can share this news.

Successful applicants will be notified in early May, and the grant recipients will be formally presented during the 2015 Technology Impact Awards (TIAs) on June 4th, 2015. (Ability to attend the TIAs does not affect chances of being a grant recipient.)

Applications for the BC Technology Scholarship are done completely online.

To view the full criteria, and to apply, visit 2015 BC Technology Scholarship

DEADLINE TO APPLY: April 22, 2015

Volunteers needed for Begbie View Elementary Breakfast Program

Are you looking to make a difference in the community and/or an opportunity to volunteer?

The breakfast program at BVE could use some volunteers to help with set up, serving food and giving out smiles on Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 7:55-8:30am.

If you are interested, please email or Facebook message Ms. Von Bremen at kbremen@sd19.bc.ca.  Or you can just show up at BVE on Tuesday or Thursday morning and look for the parent in charge.

Students Without Borders

Students Without Borders Academy

Applications for the next intake are due MARCH 6th.

Next Year: Get away from a desk.

IF YOU WILL BE IN GRADE 11/12 FOR 2015/2016:

Students Without Borders Academy ( SWBA ) is waiting for you.

If you are in Grade 10 or 11 this year - consider shaking things up for next year. Be part of an experienced based exciting adventure. APPLY BEFORE MARCH 6TH.

What recent students are saying....

• “We started as strangers and left as family”
• “Challenging in the classroom - even more so in the field”
• “There is no better way to get ready for our changing world”
• “A whole new way of learning – deep learning”
• “The program was worth every penny – even before the field study in Panama”

APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE ON LINE

Guaranteed to change the way you view the world.

Panama Central America 5 week field study in Central America - Travel Panama to engage with Howler Monkeys, Sea Turtles, Coral Reefs, Caving, SCUBA, Surf, Smithsonians Tropical Research Centres, one week of Home Stay...	Sailing off Vancouver Island on a tall ship Visit Victoraia - then A week of sea adventure sailing on the Pacific Swift. SWBA acts as crew while we forge new friendships and learn of leadership in the beautiful Gulf Islands.	Inter-provincial exchange with like-minded students Visit another province to adventure and engage with like minded students for a week - then host them for a week as we visit our favourite spots in the Okanagan....

Who is this really for?

We are looking for students who want a new look to education with different challenges - we want students ready to shake up their view of the world and their view of themselves. We are looking for a team - composed of a variety of personalities, skills and viewpoints.

Director: David Fehr

Facebook@SWB_Academy

SWBA Will shape you in amazing ways.

Five years in a row 100% student/parent agreement.

7900 Mcclounie Rd, Coldstream, BC, Canadadfehr@sd22.bc.ca250 545 1396swba.ca/

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Maple Leaf Youth Awards

15 Seconds 4 Change

Money Skills Workshop - March 10th

Youth Ambassadors Program with Canada

Young Women's Innovation Grand Challenge

Click here to go to the website directly for more information.

The IoT World Forum Young Women’s Innovation Grand Challenge is a global innovation challenge open to young women between the ages of 13-18. The aim of the challenge is to recognize, promote, and reward young innovators as they come up with new uses for Internet of Things technologies.

What is a problem you see today or expect to emerge in the next 5 years? How can connecting more devices and everyday objects to the internet or other networks help to solve this problem? If you’re a student who likes to take a creative approach to projects – this challenge is for you! Use your skills to help envision new solutions that can be enabled with Internet of Things technologies – both now and in the future.

The Challenge: Your goal is to come up with new ideas on how technologies from the Internet of Things can improve education, healthcare, manufacturing, energy, retail, transportation, smart cities or find new solutions that can cut through many industries.

UBC Engineering

Youth Week - Work BC

Speech Craft Course for Youth

Go Pro Hero

UBC Summer Science Program - First Nations

UBC Summer Science Program 2015 Application Deadline: Wednesday April 15, 2015 Calling all First Nations high school students in grades 8 - 11 who are interested in learning about possible careers in health and sciences while experiencing life as a university student at the UBC Vancouver campus. If this sounds like you and if you would like to connect with Elders, role models and other Indigenous students from BC while participating in labs and workshops facilitated by UBC faculty and staff then join us for one week of laughter, fun, activities and learning! When will you be staying at UBC Campus? If you are currently in Grades 10 or 11 you will be on campus from June 28 to July 4, 2015. If you are currently in Grades 8 or 9 you will be on campus from July 5 to July 11, 2015. What does it cost? The program cost is $200. Approach your band or school to support you. Some bursaries are available. How do I apply? Simply click the button below to apply and to learn more about the Summer Science Program. Open your arms to new possibilities! Become a scientist in training! SUMMER SCIENCE SURVEY! Survey Completion Deadline: April 1, 2015 If you have already attended the Summer Science Program, please complete a short survey about your experience. You can enter to win a $150 gift certificate for a vendor of your choice upon completion of the survey! Simply click the button below to provide valuable feedback and to enter the draw! Contact Information: Email: summer.science@ubc.ca Telephone: 604.682.2344 ext. 63417 Web: www.health.aboriginal.ubc.ca REMEMBER: The application deadline is April 15, 2015!! Hope to see you this summer! Sincerely, UBC Summer Science Staff, Centre for Excellence in Indigenous Health

Selkirk College - Rural Pre-Med Presentation

Rural Pre-Medicine

Our health care system needs doctors who want to practice in a rural setting and medical schools are looking for students with rural backgrounds. Are you a creative, compassionate person who is independent-minded, resourceful and trustworthy? Do you enjoy helping and caring for others, taking on challenges, working as a team and solving complex problems? If you do, rural medicine might be right for you. 

Download the Rural Pre-Medicine Brochure.

Program Overview

Within a cohort of 24 students you will experience what it means to be a rural health care provider.  Passionate mentors and dedicated instructors will support you as you build the foundation of experience and knowledge you need. From MCAT preparation to mindfulness training, our extensively researched curriculum has been developed in consultation with experts in rural medical education.  

Hear What Students are Saying about the Rural Pre-Medicine Program

Click here to visit the website for more information

Summer Scholar's Program - UBC

The University of British Columbia is thrilled to announce the Summer Scholars Program is now open to high school applicants for summer 2015.Students will spend two weeks this July engaged in hands-on research and learning with UBC professors at the beautiful Okanagan campus - a total university experience. Two exciting courses to choose from Environmental Sciences, in which students tackle the hot topic of sustainability, and explore it through field research in lab and natural surroundings of the Okanagan valley. New this year! Applied Science, in which students are introduced to the design process through applied engineering projects, and explore topics ranging from robotics technology to 3D printing.

How will your students benefit from the program? They'll be connected to ideas and people that have global influence and get a taste of a world-class university-level education. The Summer Scholars Program is a non-credit course that will give students a solid foundation in environmental or applied sciences. They will: Complete a final study project, perfect for any college application Live on campus and be mentored by current UBC students  Explore the city of Kelowna, a top tourist destination in BC Meet and make friends from all over the world [video] - more than 70 students from 27 countries have participated so far Who is eligible? Students must be: Between 16 and 18 years of age;  Entering one of their final two years of high school; In good academic standing (unofficial transcript required); and Be able to undertake studies in English at a university level UBC and the Okanagan campus UBC is consistently ranked among the top 40 research universities in the world and top three universities in Canada. UBC's Okanagan campus is nestled between Kelowna's lively city centre and stunning mountains, lakes, and trails of the Okanagan Valley.    Why choose the Summer Scholars Program? “I enjoyed every part of the Summer Scholars Program, and I met some incredible people whom I hope to stay in touch with in the future. Thank you to everyone at UBC for making this an amazing experience.”    --- Charlotte, Thailand There are only 40 spaces for each course in the Summer Scholars Program, so encourage your students to apply early. Review the online application Sincerely, University of British Columbia Questions? Email us at summer.scholars@ubc.ca Follow us on Twitter Like us on Facebook Follow us on Instagram Please do not reply to this message, as this email address is not monitored.  If you no longer wish to receive UBC Undergraduate Admissions emails, please email youbc.unsubscribe@ubc.ca to unsubscribe.

Author Visit - Feb 19th

CBT - Youth Action Grants

Youth Action Grants

Youth Action Grants support projects from Basin youth aged 12 to 19, with up to $3,000 for projects that demonstrate youth-led action with positive outcomes. There are monthly intakes for this program, on the first of every month.

Who Can Apply:

Basin Youth aged 12 to 19.

How To Apply:

Contact Michelle d'Entremont, Basin Youth Liaison at cbtyouth@cbt.org or 1.800.505.8998 to discuss your project idea or if you have questions.  Click here to check out the website.

 Please read the Details.
 Use theThought Book to shape your idea.
 Complete and submit the Action Plan.

Deadline For Applications: Ongoing intake, the first of every month.

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