Are your students fascinated by the world of business? Do you feel that they have a passion for teaching and inspiring others? If so, our Applied Commerce; Bachelor of Education program is tailor-made for them! At RRC Polytech, our Applied Commerce Teacher Education program empowers students to become the next generation of influential business educators, shaping young minds and cultivating a deep understanding of entrepreneurship, management, marketing, and finance. Invite us for a fun and interactive session where you can try out what it’s like to be a teacher and learn more about how students can enroll in this program right after they complete grade 12. After graduation from our program, you will be certified to teach in a K-12 Manitoba School.

This presentation is ideal for students in these high school classes: Topics and Trends in Business, Digital Media, Career Development, Business Communications, Accounting, Entrepreneurship, Applied Commerce Education, Marketing and Digital Commerce, Business Management, Applied Business Technologies.

Get ready to explore the exciting world of the Child and Youth Care (CYC) program at RRC Polytech in a presentation designed just for high school students! Our presentation will take students on a journey into the heart of this dynamic field, where they’ll discover how they can make a meaningful impact on the lives of children and youth. We’ll delve into the skills and knowledge CYC professionals need to support and empower young individuals facing various challenges. From classroom learning to real-world placements, they’ll gain insights into the hands-on training that RRC Polytech provides, allowing them to develop crucial communication, counselling and intervention techniques. They’ll have the chance to learn about diverse career paths, from working in schools and community centres to residential facilities and mental health agencies.

This presentation is ideal for students in these high school classes: Career Development and Family Studies.

Do your students wonder how the home they live in, the school they go to, the roads they drive on came to exist? How does the inside of their house stay warm and cozy when it is cold and rainy outside? Civil Engineering Technology focuses on the design, construction and maintenance of your land, cities and structures. Professionals in this industry shape the world around us and can influence the future direction and evolution of our society.

This presentation is ideal for students in these high school classes: Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Applied and Pre-Calculus Math, Drafting and all levels of Grade 9 math and science.

If your students enjoy communicating with others, solving puzzles, and making things happen, we’d love to tell them about the large and still growing range of careers available to them… and the two-year Creative Communications diploma program, which can help launch them into one. (Our most-recent graduate survey shows that 93.5% of our grads were employed in jobs we’d trained them for within six months of graduation.)

Your students will meet one or more instructors currently teaching in the program, and wherever possible, a recent graduate, too. Together, we’ll provide information, answer students’ questions, and experience a fun learning activity related to what we do in the program. (When coordinating our visit, we’ll ask you to choose which activity you feel will be most engaging for your students.)

This session would be recommended for students in: Business Communications; English Literary Focus/Transactional Focus; Marketing and Digital Commerce; Digital/Advanced Digital Media; Topics and Trends in Business; Career Development. Students with interests in debate, student activism and journalism, student government, leadership and project management are just as likely to be interested in this program.

Do your students want to make a difference in the world? An Environmental Engineering Technologist provides technical expertise to address environmental challenges and implement sustainable development practices. This informative presentation will introduce students to the common roles of an environmental technologist such as planning/design, field work, safety, and regulatory compliance. Students will also gain insight into the practical training that RRC Polytech will provide. This is a great career opportunity for students interested in science, technology, and working within the natural and built environments.

This session would be recommended for students in: Chemistry, Biology, Applied Math and/or Pre-Calculus Math, Career Development

Do you know students interested in pursuing a career in Health Information Management (HIM)? Have us join your class as we look at health information management and how RRC Polytech can help launch your students into this exciting field.

HIM professionals are the backbone of healthcare. They do not have hands-on contact with patients like many healthcare fields, making it unique. They focus on key areas of health care such as: privacy/confidentiality, patient rights, health governance, health law, health care management, information technology and the electronic health record, statistics, research, medical coding, and data analytics. If your students have an interest in medicine and technology but don’t necessarily want to work hands-on with patients, pursuing a career in the HIM field is right for them! As technology quickly infiltrates the health care sector, exciting roles are evolving in the HIM field.

This presentation is ideal for students in these high school classes: Computer Science, Biology, Chemistry, Applied Math, Pre-Calculus Math, Business Management.

Do your students like working with wood, metals, graphics or electronics? Do they enjoy building with their hands and crafting original products?? These are just a few topics how the Industrial Arts Teacher Education program prepares students to teach in a junior high or senior high Manitoba Classroom. Industrial Arts teachers work closely with students to help them develop skills that may grow into a lifelong hobby or even give students a sample of what it would be like to enter a profession in a variety of different trades.

This presentation is ideal for students in these high school classes: Advanced Digital Media, Visual Arts, Career Development, Industrial Arts, Technical Vocational Education.

Are your students interested in how things work? How things are made? Are they full of ideas on how to make things better?

The Mechanical Engineering Technology program combines foundational knowledge with experiential projects and labs to prepare your students for a career designing and producing high-quality manufactured goods. The skills and techniques they learn as students can be applied immediately upon graduation and transferred across industries and organizations.
As a co-op program, Mechanical Engineering Technology alternates between academic study and co-op employment terms, allowing students to build vital on-the-job experience and earn money while learning.

This presentation is ideal for students in these high school classes: Physics, Chemistry, Applied and Pre-Calculus Math, Drafting, Industrial Arts, and all levels of Grade 9 math and science.

The Medical Laboratory Sciences Program (MLS) presentation will feature dynamic and engaging information, including videos, that explain the exciting scientific field of MLS and all its components such as chemistry, hematology, histotechnology, microbiology and transfusion science. A kahoot will also be featured in this presentation.

This presentation is ideal for students in these high school classes: Applied Math, Pre-Calculus, Chemistry, Biology

Do you know any students interested in pursuing a career in information technology (IT)? Have us join your class, as we look at the future of information technology, business and how RRC Polytech can help launch your students into this exciting field. There are many skill sets and personality types that are required by not only the IT industry; many not immediately thought of as being IT skills are required for all careers now. Register to have us join your classroom to teach some introductory coding, information security or machine learning skills, and discuss how there is a place for everyone in this dynamic industry.

This presentation is ideal for students in these high school classes: Computer Science, Advanced Digital Media, Topics and Trends in Business, Pre-Calculus Math, Digital Media, Career Development, Business Communications, Entrepreneurship, Marketing and Digital Commerce, and Applied Business Technologies. Potential students interested in Web Application Development, Programming, Networking, IT Operations,  IT Service Delivery, Information Security and Data Science and Machine Learning would also benefit from attending.