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Math 14 and Math 24 emphasize proficiency in using mathematics to solve problems, adapt to change, interpret information, and build on previous knowledge. Topics include number patterns and equations, functions, ratios and percent, measurement, and geometry.

Expand on the algebra and graphing skills developed in Pure Math 10. Topics include quadratic functions, circle geometry, non-linear equations and functions, linear systems, operations on functions, mathematical reasoning, and financial mathematics.

Expand on the applications and graphing skills developed in Applied Math 10. Topics include graphing, non-linear functions and equations, linear systems, linear programming, financial math, circle geometry, and measurement.

Prepare for real-life applications using numbers. Work on five themes: banking, work, accommodation, transportation, and budgeting.

Prepare for post-secondary programs that require calculus. Study transformations, trigonometry, exponents and logarithms, geometric sequences and series, conics, permutations and combinations, and statistics. Prepare to write the provincial diploma exam.

Prepare for post-secondary programs that do not require calculus. Study probability, statistics, matrices, pathways, vectors, fractals, finance, and spreadsheets. Prepare to write the provincial diploma exam.

Study calculus and prepare for engineering or science-related programs at university or technical institutes. Work with functions, secants, tangents, derivatives, limits, curve sketching, anti-derivatives, areas, and integrals.

Learn to use applications and graphing to solve problems. Topics include measurement, coordinate geometry, linear functions, patterns, relations, and trigonometry.

Prepare for post-secondary programs that do not require calculus. Study probability, statistics, matrices, pathways, vectors, fractals, finance, and spreadsheets.

Learn about the application of arithmetic to pharmacy calculations. Focus on units of measurement, community pharmacy math, prescription pricing, calculating medication doses, and those calculations used in preparing extemporaneously compounded products. This course is offered in an online format with supplemental learning resources.

This course has been specifically designed for students in the Prep for Aboriginal Policing and Security and Prep for Aboriginal Community Support Worker programs to improve math skills as well as prepare for the math portion of the GED exam.

Develop your practical math skills to the level required for Alberta apprenticeship.

Develop basic competency in various types of measurement. Perform whole-number operations and use a calculator to check your work. Demonstrate the skills you already have, and add to your skill set. Make a plan for using compensating strategies as needed.

Develop basic competency in counting, telling time, and handling cash. Perform whole-number operations and use a calculator to check your work. Demonstrate the skills you already have, and add to your skill set. Make a plan for using compensating strategies as needed.

This online math course is designed for learners planning to enter the Practical Nurse program. The course focuses on the math skills students need to be successful in the PN program and the health-care workplace.

Develop basic competency in counting, telling and notation of time, handling cash, notation of money, and measuring and measurement notation. Perform whole-number operations. Use a calculator to check your work and to do money math. Demonstrate the skills you already have, and add to your skill set. Make a plan for compensating as needed. Consider the application of these skills to work and community life.

Develop your practical math skills to the level required for Alberta apprenticeship. Learn the science skills you need to prepare for the technical instruction required in any trade. Prepare for the Trades Entrance Examinations levels 1-4.

This is a whole numbers course. Concepts covered include whole number addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and place value.

Math is a basic skill required in any workplace. This course will focus on the mathematical and analytical skills essential for a business setting. Topics include fractions, decimals, percent, credit, and taxes, charts and graphs, finance, statistics, and financial analysis.

Review numbers and learn place value. Practise adding and subtracting whole numbers. Solve word problems and learn math vocabulary.

This course is a math refresher for those who know the basic facts. Review multiplication and division operations, and gain an introduction to fractions.

This continuing education pre-trades course is designed for people who have submitted an application for apprenticeship and wish to improve their understanding of math and science, or those who have written the apprenticeship exam but scored between 45% and 65% on the exam.

Review whole numbers. Learn about fractions and decimals.

Prepare for Pure Math 30 and Math 31. Learn about polynomials (factoring, functions, and equations), linear functions, systems of equations, relations and functions, quadratic equations and functions, rationals, exponents, radicals, and trigonometry.

Learn the basics of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of fractions and decimals. Review whole numbers, fractions, and decimals.

Learn the basics of ratios and proportions, percents, measurement, and graphing to prepare for academic math. This course includes signed numbers, equations, ratio, percent, proportion, and measurement.

Prepare for Pure or Applied Math 10. Topics include number systems, exponent laws, solving linear equations, word problems, polynomials (operations), measurement, and a unit on shape and space.

Become familiar with basic math skills. Review whole numbers. Study fractions and decimals, word problems, and math vocabulary.

Become familiar with basic math skills. Review operations with whole numbers. Study basic fractions, decimals, word problems, and math vocabulary.

Study math skills required for algebra- based courses. Topics include fractions, decimals, integers, simple equations, ratios, proportions, percent, measurement, and reading graphs. Prepare for the Apprenticeship Prep program, High School Prep Math or Math 24.

Study basic algebra skills required for high school math courses. Topics include number systems, rational numbers, algebraic expressions, patterns and equations, problem solving, exponent laws, measurement, and geometry.

Study calculus and prepare for engineering or science-related programs at university or technical institutes. Work with functions, secants, tangents, derivatives, limits, curve sketching, anti-derivatives, areas, and integrals.

Acquire the mathematical skills you need for college-level math courses. Study simple algebra and equations, measurement, and percents. Review whole numbers, fractions, decimals, ratio, percent, and proportions. Study measurement and simple algebra and equations.

Learn to use algebra and graphing to solve problems. Topics include polynomials, rational expressions, exponents and radicals, relations and functions, linear functions, trigonometry, sequences, and statistics.

Prepare for post-secondary programs that require calculus. Study transformations, trigonometry, exponents and logarithms, geometric sequences and series, conics, permutations and combinations, and statistics.

Acquire the knowledge and skills to safely administer medications to clients who require medication or treatments via the intramuscular or intradermal route.

Focus on the Alberta health-care system, the roles of the mental health team, and the role of the mental health rehabilitation worker (MHRW). Learn about the clients’ rights and explore ethical dilemmas and professional boundaries in the mental health workplace in relation to the role of the mental health rehabilitation worker. After successfully completing the Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) unit of this course, you will receive certificate from Mental Health First Aid Canada.

Examine care based on best-evidence related to clients and their families as they adjust to changes in functioning associated with mental health issues and related treatments. Build upon previous knowledge and related theory in adapting the nursing approach to the care and health promotion of mental health clients and their families. This course places the learner in a two-day observation experience within a mental health environment.

During this six-week (30-day) practicum opportunity, you will be introduced to a mental health setting, as you work under the supervision of a mental health professional and learn the role of the MHR certificate graduate. Throughout this experience, you will demonstrate an understanding of assisting clients with activities of daily living and observing, reporting, and recording client behaviours. You will assist the team with treatments and procedures in accordance with the clients’ care plans. Professionalism and team communication skills are emphasized.

During this six-week (30-day) practicum opportunity, you will be introduced to a mental health setting and the role of the diploma graduate in providing services to clientele. Throughout this experience, you will work on leadership skills while continuing to demonstrate an understanding of assisting with treatments and procedures; attending to the personal needs of clients; providing health maintenance and hygiene services; observing, reporting, and recording client behaviours; escorting residents going to off-unit programs, activities, and appointments; and teaching daily living skills under the supervision of a mental health professional. Professionalism and team communication skills are emphasized.

Enhance your skills with this comprehensive review of basic mathematical calculations. Discuss the use of basic math calculations for medication administration, and review the formula for medication administration.