Dual Credit Applications

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Students looking to enter a Dual Credit Program, will need to complete the appropriate application package and return it to your school's career centre. You will be notified of an interview time once the application has been reviewed.

Trades and Technology

  • Aircraft Maintenance Engineer S or M
  • Auto Collision Repair, Painting & Refinishing​
  • Auto Service Technician
  • Carpentry/Joinery​​
  • Culinary Arts & Pastry Arts
  • Electrical
  • Hairstylist
  • Heavy Mechanical Trades​​
  • Plumbing & Piping Trades
  • Refrigeration & A/C Mechanic
  • Recreational Vehicle Technician​
  • Sheet Metal​​
  • Utility Arborist
  • Welding

Trades Sampler

  • September - Girls in Trades Sampler
  • February - Trades Sampler ​

Certified Education Assistant & Health Care Assistant

  • Certified Education Assistant 
  • Health Care Assistant​​

Computer Information Systems Administration (CISA) 

Forestry: Utility Arborist

Emergency Medical Responder (EMR)

Fire Academy 

Academic Dual Credit - Okanagan College & UBC - O

  • The program provides an opportunity for highly motivated, high achieving students to pursue both high school grad credits and first-year post-secondary credits
  • Students can enroll in 1 to 2 first-year Okanagan College transferable courses that fit into their secondary school schedule. 
  • Course selection must be part of a student’s documented education/transition plan from high school to post-secondary.
  • Transfer courses cannot be offered at the student’s home school, accessible to student at another school within the district, or offered through distance learning.
  • Students are encouraged to apply during the spring of their Grade 11 year, to be eligible to take college/university transfer courses during the Fall or Winter Sessions during their grade 12 year.​
  • UBC-Okanagan currently offers one academic dual credit course:​
    • ​APSC 171: Engineering Drawing and CAD/CAM
    • Orthographic projections, axonometric and perspective projections, dimensioning and tolerances, computer-aided design and modeling, introduction to rapid prototyping, team-based design project. 
    • Prerequisite: None
    • Course Outline