Transferring Post-Secondary Credits
Provided by: Government of Saskatchewan - Ministry of Education
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Service Description
Provides information to support students as they consider post-secondary studies. Topics include:
- Transfer Credits: Students may be able to transfer credits for academic work completed at another institution.
- Prior Learning Assessment and Recognition: A process of identifying, assessing, and recognizing skills and knowledge acquired through work experience, non-formal training, independent study, volunteering and hobbies.
- Dual Credit: Allows learners to earn high school and post-secondary credits or other program recognition at the same time, in the same course.
- Saskatchewan Transfer Credit and Learner Pathway Council: Council encourages and facilitates increased accessibility, student mobility, and student academic success by promoting pathways among Saskatchewan’s post-secondary institutions within and outside the province.
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Saskatchewan
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English
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- Grants
- Healthy Technology and Screen Time Information
- High School Credit Options
- International Education Information
- Micro-credentials in Saskatchewan Information
- Post-Secondary Education Guidance and Information
- Scholarships and Bursaries
- Transferring Post-Secondary Credits
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