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What is the outstanding RE / MAX? The pursuit excellence program is a scholarship program for 12th grade in western Canada. Established by RE / MAX in Western Canada, it recognizes the success and constant pursuit of leadership and community contribution programs for Western Canadian students. Students can visit www.remax.ca / RE / MAX / Community / Pursuit of Excellence.

What is reward? RE / MAX in western Canada awards a $ 16 scholarship to a qualified grader for $ 1,000 each. In addition, each prize includes an excellent certificate signed by the vice president of RE / MAX region in Western Canada. The winner will be notified in April 2018. All winners are posted on website www.remax.ca and blog www.remax-western.ca/blog.

Who can participate? From September 2017 to June 2018, all 12th graders can participate in the graduation ceremony. The applicant must be a resident / region of one of the following states:

Note: All entries are owned by Western Canada RE / MAX, and the photo and name of the winner can be used for printing publications and media.

What is needed? Students communicate contributions to the community in short online paper with up to 1,250 words. The important qualities that students should show are leadership, motivation, and communication skills. Other attributes include volunteering, participating in charitable activities and fundraising activities, and improving the lives of others and their communities.

Immersion bilingual education: a curriculum model that provides academic guidance with K and 12 years old first and second languages. Originally developed for students with the majority of Canadian languages, it was used as a model for bilingual bilingual education in the United States. Late bilingual education: (or known as bilingual education maintenance or bilingual education development). A program model in which half-day guidance is offered through the first language of the student and through the second language through half. The purpose of the program model is bilingual. Ideally, this type of program will be applied to the K-12 grade, but it is rarely done outside the US primary school level.

In Canada, education is at the local level. However, as a bilingual country, the federal government is an avid supporter of Canada and has helped create a French immersion course in Canadian public education system. In French immersion learning, students who do not receive French training usually start with a kindergarten or freshman and complete all the studies in French. Depending on the jurisdiction of the state, some provinces offering a relatively large French course starting from the fifth grade offer an extended French language course. In this case, the student will learn French in the ninth grade but can continue studying through high school education. French children also have a similar immersion course in English

Explore is a 5 week intensive language course. Participants have a scholarship (taxable income) of $ 2,200, including activities such as tuition fees, teaching materials, meals, lodging, and seminars. Another region of Canada was discovered while learning French. Enjoy 5 weeks of learning and adventure, friendship and discovery. The application deadline is February 15th. For more information, please visit http://www.myexplore.ca or consult Vance or Howell.