Business Administration

Are your students interested in business, but not sure where to start? RRC Polytech’s Business Administration Program is the launchpad to success in today’s fast-paced world.

Through industry-relevant coursework and projects, case studies, and experiential learning opportunities, the department prepares graduates for immediate employment and/or provides pathways to further education. Whether students aim to lead organizations, manage financial records, or drive sales and marketing strategies, the Applied Business department provides a strong platform for launching and advancing students careers in business.

Whether your students are curious about accounting, marketing, sales, human resource management, financial services, logistics and supply chain management or tourism management, these programs give them the tools to explore their interests and build a strong foundation for their future career.

Your students will meet one or more instructors currently teaching in the program. Together, we’ll provide information, answer students’ questions, and experience a fun learning activity related to what we do in the program.

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

Child and Youth Care

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.

Disability and Community Support

Are your students interested in working with people? Do they show an aptitude in personally connecting with others or helping people with their goals? Do you have students interested in human rights and who demonstrate consideration for social justice? If so, we’d love to talk with them about the Disability and Community Support Program which prepares people to work as a Direct Support Professional (DSP) in a variety of roles. DSPs support people with disabilities along with the people in their community and workplaces. A variety of career options are available in home and work settings, with options for working weekdays or evenings and weekends.

Early Childhood Education

Explore the exciting career of Early Childhood Education (ECE)! Are your students interested in a meaningful career that fills a crucial need for families in Manitoba and that makes a difference in the lives of children, families and the community? The Early Childhood Education program offers students the opportunity to learn about child development, emotional and social development, play-based learning, and diversity and inclusion, using hands-on learning, group work, presentations, reflections, field trips and practicum.

This presentation, designed for high school students, will cover what an early childhood educator does, day-to-day, to support children’s growth and create meaningful learning opportunities for them. Students will learn about how the Early Childhood Education curriculum prepares them to develop skills that they will practice in the classroom, refine during practicum and use daily as an ECE.

This presentation is ideal for students in these high school classes: Human Ecology, English Transactional Focus, Career Development.

Creative Communications

If your students enjoy communicating with others, solving puzzles, and making things happen, we’d love to tell them about the large and growing range of careers available to them… and the two-year Creative Communications diploma program, which can help launch them into one.

Your students will meet one or more instructors teaching in the program and, wherever possible, a student or 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.

This session is 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. Also, students with interests in debate, student activism or journalism, student government, leadership, and project management.

Digital Film and Media Production

Turn your students’ enthusiasm for motion pictures, cinema, documentary filmmaking, and media production into an exciting career in film. The Digital Film and Media Production program teaches students industry-standard filmmaking techniques while gaining the practical experience working with state-of-the-art equipment in a studio and on location.

Students will have the opportunity to hear from our specialized instructors who know the ins and outs of the industry, answer questions, and will engage them in a short hands on demonstration.

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

Digital Media Design: Interaction Design and Development

If your students have interests in design, websites, apps, or anything interactive, the Interaction Design and Development program would be a perfect fit. Learn how to develop user interface design (UI), user experience design (UX), and programming skills to create responsive, user-focused websites, apps, digital interfaces, and more.

Instructors will answer questions and provide a short interactive demonstration with students, to give them a true insight into the program.

This presentation is ideal for students in these high school classes: Advanced Digital Media, Digital Media, Visual Arts and Art

Digital Media Design: Video and Motion Graphics

Do your students have interests in videography, film, visual effects, motion graphics, and animation? The Video and Motion Graphics program breaks down each of these creative spaces and our expert instructors engage classes in developing fundamental design and animation techniques, creative storytelling skills, versatile video production skills and recording, editing and compositing original footage.

During the presentation your students will have the time to ask our instructors questions, and engage in a short activity that shows them what the program offers.

This presentation is ideal for students in these high school classes: Advanced Digital Media, Digital Media, Visual Arts and Art

Entertainment Production

Do your students enjoy developing and producing creative projects? RRC Polytech’s Entertainment Production program prepares students for careers as Producers across Film, Television, and Digital Media. Producing is all about taking an idea from concept to delivery. These in-demand skills seamlessly translate across the entire entertainment industry—including live events, theatre, festivals, concerts, and more.

Our expert instructors, who have worked across a variety of industries including film, will answer questions and lead an engaging activity that showcases what producers do.

This presentation is ideal for students in these high school classes: Entrepreneurship, Business Management, Technical Vocational Education, Art

Game Development – Art

Are your students interested in video games and love art? The Game Development: Art program focuses on learning how to create 2D and 3D art assets, analyzing and designing game mechanics, and producing functional game prototypes.

Students will have the opportunity to learn what the Game Development: Art program is all about from our industry-experienced instructors, who have worked within the video game community and have first-hand knowledge about the industry and its ever-changing needs. At the end of the presentation, instructors will lead a short demonstration, giving students an inside look into the program and the opportunity to ask any questions they may have.

This presentation is ideal for students in these high school classes: Digital Media, Advanced Digital Media, Visual Arts, and Art

Game Development – Programming

Have your students shown interest in coding, and video games? The Game Development: Programming program blends these interests into building crucial object-based programming skills, exploring modern innovations in game development, and learning to use industry-standard games engines to create 2D and 3D prototypes.

The industry experienced instructors will guide your students through what the program looks like and facilitate a short interactive demonstration to showcase what the program offers. Finally, students can ask questions and gain valuable insight into the industry and program.

This presentation is ideal for students in these high school classes: Computer Science, Digital Media, Advanced Digital Media, Applied Math, and Pre-Calculus Math

Graphic Design

Turn your students’ passion for creativity into a career in Graphic Design. Our program provides up-to-date artistic training in the technology, techniques, and philosophy of graphic design, which plays a vital role in the process of presenting ideas, information, products, and services in an expanding global economy.

They’ll have the opportunity to connect directly with our expert instructors — professionals in the graphic design community — who will provide insights into the industry, answer questions, and lead an engaging demonstration to give students a real feel for what the program has to offer.

This presentation is ideal for students in these high school classes: Advanced Digital Media, Digital Media, Visual Arts, Art, Marketing and Digital Commerce

Interior Decorating

We are excited to introduce you and your students to our newly revised Interior Decorating program at RRC Polytech! This program provides a foundation in design principles to enhance the functionality, accessibility, and quality of interior spaces. The program includes essential communication skills for working with clients, technical drawing for interior decorating, and an up-to-date deep dive into the technology and software being used in the decorating industry. The program incorporates a work integrated learning experience which offers students real-world experience alongside professionals in the field.

During the presentation, your students will meet an instructor in the program who will engage them in a hands-on, interactive activity that will introduce them to what they can expect from the program.

This presentation is ideal for students in these high school classes: Visual Arts, Human Ecology, Design, Drafting/technical Drawing.

Industrial Arts

Do your students like working on woods, metals, graphics or electronics projects? Do they enjoy building with their hands and crafting original products? These are just a few topics the Industrial Arts Education (Applied Technology) program prepares students to teach in a middle school or senior high Manitoba classroom. Industrial Arts (Applied Technology) 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. 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 Bachelor of Education program, you will be certified to teach in a K-12 Manitoba School.

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

Civil Engineering and Construction

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.

Mechanical Engineering Technology

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.

Health Information Management

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.

Medical Laboratory Sciences

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

Paramedicine – Primary Care Paramedic

Do you have students that are looking for a career that’s exciting, meaningful, never boring and truly makes a difference? Step into the world of Paramedicine, where you could be part of the pre-hospital team that makes a difference when it matters the most. Paramedics are the first to respond in emergencies, using life-saving skills, quick thinking, and compassion to help people every single day. Whether it’s helping at a car crash, treating someone having a heart attack, or just calming someone who’s scared, Paramedics are making a difference every day, every call. If you love working with people, staying active, solving problems, and want a job that really matters, then Paramedicine could be your perfect path. Paramedicine in Manitoba is an in-demand career, and RRC Polytech offers a state-of-the-art simulation centre as well as instructional framework and techniques to prepare students to become successful Paramedics. In this session, students will hear from industry experts and former students on how vital emergency services is to our communities. We will also take students through a day in the life of a Paramedic to see whether Paramedicine is right for them.

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

Science Laboratory Technology

In our presentation, students will gain an exciting introduction to the world of applied science through the lens of the Science Laboratory Technology program. We will walk students through real-world applications of biology, chemistry, and highlight how our graduates contribute to labs, manufacturing, research, and quality control across multiple industries. Through visuals and brief demonstrations, we will show what a day in the life of a student and lab technician looks like and share stories of where this education can take them. This session is designed to be engaging, hands-on, and inspiring!

This presentation is ideal for students in these high school classes: Biology, Chemistry

Information Technology

Are your students curious about coding, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, data science, or how technology is reshaping every career path? Invite RRC Polytech into your classroom for an engaging, hands-on session that helps students understand what it means to be tech-ready and AI-ready for today’s job market.

Our team will introduce students to the future of technology, business, and innovation, and show them the practical skills and mindsets that are becoming essential in the AI-driven economy. Book a classroom visit today and let us inspire your students with the exciting pathways available through RRC Polytech’s technology programs.

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.

Transportation Technology

Are you into engines, speed, and solving real-world problems with your hands? Come explore the high-powered world of mechanics—from tuning up sports cars to restoring wrecks, fixing massive machines to working on boats and power toys. This exciting presentation dives into the skills, tools, and tech behind Automotive Repair, Collision Repair, Heavy Duty Mechanics, and Marine and Power Sports Mechanics.

This presentation is ideal for students in these high school classes: Technical Vocational Education, Industrial Arts, Career Development and Arts