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      Sunday, February 12, 2012

Under Adult 12 Policy, an adult may attain a Grade 12 standing by successfully completing 7 credit classes.  Prerequisite requirements are waived for adults. Credits may be attained by taking the course from a Saskatchewan secondary school, by correspondence, or a Saskatchewan post-secondary institution approved to offer secondary level courses. Adults also have the option of challenging a departmental examination.

Compulsory courses for Adult 12 (secondary completion) are:

  • English Language Arts A 30 and English Language Arts B 30;
  • One Canadian Studies course (History 30, Native Studies 30, or Social Studies 30)
  • One level 20 or level 30 mathematics;
  • One level 20 or level 30 science;
  • Two electives at level 30 (one may be Prior Learning 30).

Credits obtained through the K-12 system may be transferred to the Adult 12 program.  Please consult the counselling office at an adult training institution for more information.

Adult Secondary Completion (Adult 12) Policy

The complete policy for Secondary Completion (Adult 12).

ABE Contacts

A list of contacts for Post-Secondary Delivery Organizations providing Adult Basic Education (ABE) programs and services in Saskatchewan.

Request for High School Transcripts (Adult 12)

Student Services (Ministry of Education) is responsible for all K-12 student records in the province.  This site should be visited for students wanting to request transcripts for High School or Adult 12 programs.

GED
GED® Testing Program
The GED® tests offer adults who have not completed high school the opportunity to obtain the equivalent of a Grade 12 standing.  The Grade 12 equivalency is a recognized credential that can lead to employment opportunities, career advancement and further education.
Related Links
Ministry of Education

The Ministry of Education incorporates early learning and child care, the PreK-12 education system, and the Provincial Library.  By providing the foundation for a cohesive learning system by increasing learning opportunities throughout the early years, child care, and PreK-12, we are striving to make life better for students, families, and communities so our youth can build a better future right here in Saskatchewan.



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