School counsellors have a Master's in counselling psychology. Typically, a counsellor begins with a student in grade eight and follows him/her through to grade twelve. Students are encouraged to meet with their grade counsellor for support and assistance regarding school, emotional/social, and academic concerns.
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Parents or guardians who have any concerns are encouraged to contact the counsellor via email to schedule an appointment.


​Counsellors                                                                                         
Ms Chen (Grade 12, Grade 9 A-G, Strategies)                                     ehchen@vsb.bc.ca
Ms Hornby (Grade 11, Grade 9 H-W)                                                      shornby@vsb.bc.ca
Ms Watanabe (Grade 10, Grade 9 X-Z, Whitecaps)                          ewatanabe@vsb.bc.ca


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Post-Secondary Visits

Dec 6th, 2018; 6:30pm
The Truths and Myths of Canadian Universities Admissions
Andrew Arida - UBC  
Cafeteria/Multi-Purpose Room

​Andrew Arida from UBC will be returning to UHill to do his presentation on The Truths and Myths of Canadian Universities Admissions on Thursday, December 6th at 6:30pm in the Cafeteria/Multi-Purpose Room).
 
Grade 11 and 12 grades, self-reporting, personal statements, short answer questions, extra-curricular activities, and applicant interviews; there is a great deal of information that can go into admission decisions. This begs a question: how do Canadian universities use all this information to determine who gets in?  This presentation will provide an overview of the rationales and decision-making process Canadian universities often use to make admission decisions. We will also dispel the myths and rumours that often surround the admission process; expect an interactive and lively discussion!


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