198 Shenbei Road, Shenbei New District, Shenyang, China 110164
Principal Gaye
Director of College Counseling Alice 86.138.9797.4583 [email protected]
Shenyang No.2 High School established in 1949, is one of the exclusive public high schools in Liaoning province. Its mandate is to provide first class teaching and to graduate top students. Since its founding, it has graduated over 20,000 students with its graduates consistently attending top universities across China.
Shenyang No. 2 High School established its second campus in 2007 at Shenbei New District which houses the Sino-Canadian program and is located thirty five kilometres northeast of downtown Shenyang. This program is jointly managed by York International Group whose headquarters is based in Canada. This program offers a Canadian curriculum that is accredited by the Department of Education in Nova Scotia.
The program is taught entirely in English by qualified Canadian teachers with recognized degrees from Canadian institutions. All teachers have
extensive professional teaching backgrounds and are certified by the Ministry of Education in the province of Nova Scotia .
As of today, the program has a student enrolment of 263 students . The Ministry of Education in Shenyang restricts its enrollment to only 90 students per intake in Grade 10 so as to maintain the quality of students entering the program. Students entering the program needs to score a minimum grade of 600 in the "hui kao" exam in order to qualify entry into the program.
Ninety percent of our students were mostly accepted to universities and colleges in Canada and the remaining ten percent accepted in universities in the USA, Australia, the UK, and Switzerland.
Over the past three years, Shenyang No. 2 Sino-Canadian program has garnered Canadian recognition as one of the best run offshore programs in China. The school has gained recognition by sending quality, high achieving students to universities and colleges worldwide.
The school is also a Candidate for WASC accreditation, which is approved by the Schools Commission of the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC).
A High School Graduation Diploma in Nova Scotia is awarded to students who have successfully completed the required subjects and electives prescribed by the Nova Scotia Department of Education.
Courses at the grade 10 levels are designed to provide all learners with access to a strong foundation of common educational experiences. These courses engage students in a variety of groupings and interactions as contexts for learning and offer a range of experiences that provide both challenge and support.
To prepare students for a range of post-secondary destinations, grade 11 and grade 12 programs include course offerings that are increasingly specialized; as such these grades are referred to as the specialization years.
Scheduling for grades 10 – 12 must provide opportunity for a minimum of 110 hours instructional time per credit and a minimum of 55 hours per half credit.
Canadian teachers and principal are eager to participate in developing extra-curricular activities, so that students can participate in music, dance, choir, basketball, volleyball, soccer, yoga, photography club, debate, public speaking, yearbook and the school newsletter.
The First Semester begins in the first week of September and ends at the end of January the following year. The Second Semester begins, normally after the Chinese New Year holidays, in the first week of March and ends in the first week of July.
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91-100
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Knowledge and skills with a high degree of effectiveness.
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81-90
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Knowledge and skills with considerable of effectiveness.
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71-80
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Knowledge and skills with satisfactory of effectiveness.
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61-70
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Knowledge and skills with some of effectiveness.
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51-60
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Knowledge and skills with limited of effectiveness.
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Below 50
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Extensive remediation is required.
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ACAD
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Academic: Expect to enter college or university.
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ADV
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Advanced: Exceptional degree of academic ability or achievement.
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OPEN
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Open: Course is not designed to meet the specific entrance requirements of any post-secondary institutions.
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Universities in Canada Brock University Carleton University Concordia University Dalhousie University McGill University McMaster University Mount St. Vincent University OCAD (Ontario Colloge of Arts and Design) University OCAD (Ontario Colloge of Arts and Design) University Queen's University Ryerson University St. Mary's University The University of British Columbia Trent University Simon Fraser University University of Alberta University of Fraser Valley University of Ottawa University of Manitoba University of Toronto University of Victoria University of Waterloo University of Western Ontario University of Ontario Institute of Technology (UOIT) Western University Wilfred Laurer University Kwantlen Polytechnic University Windsor University York University |
Colleges in Canada Algonquin College Brescia University College Centennial College Fanshawe College Fraser International College Geogian College King's University College Langara College Lasalle College Loyalist College Mohawk College Niagara College Seneca College Sheridan College International College of Manitoba Universities/Colleges in the United States San Jose State University University of Washington, Seattle University of Illinois University of Conneticut Indiana University Other Schools Swiss Hotel Management School |
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