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High School Diploma

Independent Study Options

Please note: WVC’s Independent Study Options are currently on hold for the 2025-2026 school year due to limited staffing.

In previous years, students were provided with opportunity to earn credits through flexible, self-paced learning supported by WVC staff. This included

Independent Study Courses for Grades 9–12, with a live student-teacher interactions to keep pace and receive ongoing feedback.
Community Involvement through volunteering, with documentation of real-world experience contributing toward credit.
Project-Based Learning, where students submitted evidence of completion to meet course outcomes.

Course descriptions and/or previews are available.

These options provided students with pathways to success outside the traditional classroom. Updates will be shared if the program resumes in future semesters.

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Credit Recovery

Please note: WVC’s Credit Recovery Options are currently on hold for the 2025-2026 school year due to limited staffing.

In previous years, students who previously attempted a course but did not earn credit (with a minimum mark of 35%) could access flexible, self-paced recovery options.

Key features of the program included:

A WVC teacher assigned to each student to monitor progress and offer support through scheduled appointments (as requested).
No live classes; coursework was project-based and self-paced.
A minimum average of 65% on required projects was needed to earn credit.
The number of project levels assigned was based on the student’s previous course grade:
- 45%–49%: 1 level
- 40%–44%: 2 levels
- 35%–39%: 3 levels

Teachers reviewed and applied exemptions when appropriate; however, students whose incoming mark was below 40% were required to complete all three levels.

If you have questions or need further information, please contact WVC Administration at 204-594-1290 or email us at the below:

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Language Learning

Learn Your Language

The Wapaskwa Virtual Collegiate helps to revitalize and encourage First Nation language learning.
Two language credits are available: Ininímowin (Cree) and Anishinaabemowin (Ojibwe).
Students will develop speaking, reading, and writing proficiency in their chosen First Nations language. They will gain skills in writing and using both the Standard Roman Orthography writing systems and syllabics.
Students will learn to speak, read, and write in their chosen language.
Classes involve various learning activities such as oral participation, language development, listening to audio clips, and land-based learning.
The content is based on Cree or Ojibwe contemporary and/or traditional worldviews. Includes videos of elders and knowledge keepers’ stories and teachings. Assessment involves assignments quizzes, and a final project.
Grade 11 & 12 courses are in development for your further education.

Mature High School Diploma

Mature Students

At the Wapaskwa Virtual Collegiate, we offer accredited Manitoba high school courses delivered online. Our supportive teachers accommodate every student’s needs.

Reach out to our staff to find out your options!

The admission requirements for mature high school students at WVC are as follows:

be 19 years of age or older at the time of enrollment.
be out of high school for at least six months.
be a member of MFNSS or MFNERC schools to be eligible to enroll with WVC.

As a mature student, you will need to complete & credits which include the following requirements for gradation with a mature high school diploma:

Compulsory – Two Credits:
English Grade 12 Level: Compulsory, 1 Credit
Math Grade 12 Level: Compulsory, 1 Credit

Grade 12 Credits – Two Credits:
Any Grade 12 Course, 1 Credit
Any Grade 12 Course, 1 Credit

Additional Grade 9 To 12 Credits – Four Credits:
Any Course from Grades 9 – 12, 1 Credit
Any Course from Grades 9 – 12, 1 Credit
Any Course from Grades 9 – 12, 1 Credit
Any Course from Grades 9 – 12, 1 Credit
Mature Student Total: 8 Credits

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