Pathways to Education

The program in Sept-Îles

Pathways to Education (Pathways) acts in prevention to help lower the rate of students dropping out of secondary school.

Passeport pour ma réussite (PPMR) in French.

In collaboration with the Centre de services scolaire du Fer and the Commission Scolaire Easter Shores, the program is offered in a few secondary schools in Sept-Îles:

• Jean-du-Nord school
• Manikoutai school
• Queen Elizabeth High School

Four types of support

Personalized support

A youth counselor works with students one-on-one, and brings them to:

1. set objectives and monitor their achievement
2. solve problems
3. recognize their strengths, their efforts and their successes
4. prepare for life after secondary school

School support

The students can improve their ability to learn, thanks to tutoring sessions, homework assistance and workshops (studying strategies, planning and organizing, etc.)

Social support

The students take part in various group activities, in order to:

1. develop their skills
2. build relationships
3. discover the options they have

Financial support

The students can receive sporadic financial assistance, as well as a post-secondary scholarship up to 2000 $.

The student must:

• Attend Jean-du-Nord school, Manikoutai school or Queen Elizabeth High School
• Volunteer to take part in the program
• Be going through one or many challenges that impact their school perseverance

Here are examples of impacts that can signal that the student is going through some challenges:

• Loss of motivation and interest
• Loss of direction regarding their school project
• Lack of efforts
• Declining school performance
• Presenteeism and absenteeism
• School is no longer a priority
• Negative comments about school
• Changes in behaviour

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Preregistration to the program (6th grade)

The transition from primary school to secondary school is an important moment in a student’s school path. A preregistration period starts in May, in order to support 6th grade students in their transition to secondary school. Preregistered students can also take part in summer activities!

3 ways to send us the form:

• By email to: ppmr@rapcotenord.ca
• At the school secretariat (Jean-du-Nord school, Manikoutai school or Queen Elizabeth High School)
• Directly at our office, located at 510, avenue Québec, in Sept-Îles

The Pathways to Education program (Pathways) is always looking for volunteers to assist our counselors in tutoring and homework assistance sessions.

Submit your application by sending us your CV by email, at: ppmr@rapcotenord.ca

If you have any question, please contact Isabelle Cloutier, project manager, at 418 409-0145.