Guidance and Career Education addresses many of the important questions that students face at this time in their lives:
- How can they better manage their time, resources, and relationships with other people to improve their chances for success in high school and the world beyond?
- What useful knowledge, skills, and habits do they already have, that they can improve, to achieve success in school and at work?
- How can they best chart a course for postsecondary destinations, (apprenticeship, university, work, and college)?
Guidance and Career Education helps students learn how to:
- Set goals for post secondary education and the work place.
- Develop the strategies required to achieve their goals.
- Discover their interests, aptitudes, strengths, and values and use this self-awareness to develop a career/education plan.
Guidance and Career Education helps students:
- Understand that a career is not just an occupational destination but also a lifelong journey that includes varied and changing work, family, and community roles.
- Develop learning and employability skills and strategies that they can use in their secondary and postsecondary studies and in the workplace.
- Learn the knowledge and skills required for effective communication, teamwork, and leadership.
KCI Guidance Department
Guidance Counselors:
Mr. David Minnes (Dept. Head - ext. 652)
Mrs. Kathy Seiling (French Immersion - ext. 601)
Mr. Paul Radstake (ext. 648)
Mrs. Rhonda Gauthier (ext. 650)
Mr. Nick Biffis (ext. 621)
Office Staff: (Hours of Operation - 8:00am - 4:00pm)
Ms. Renate Engel (Office Secretary - ext. 651)
Mrs. Marj Korte (Social Worker - ext. 647) (Students A-L)
Mrs. Phyllis Peprah (Social Worker - ext. 620) (Students M-Z)
Community Resource Staff: (Available by appointment)
Mrs. Nancy Jackson (Special Case Manager - Social Services)
Mrs. Risa Gordon (Public Health Nurse)
Community Resources
OSAP Information