This policy recognizes that international students working towards a Dogwood Diploma may begin their studies in a British Columbia school at a point other than the beginning of their Grade 10 year (i.e., the start of the Graduation Program).
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See Ministerial Order 302/04, the Graduation Program Order (PDF) Policy in full Only a limited number of courses in the Graduation Program level may be credited through challenge or equivalency assessments to ensure the international credibility of the Dogwood Diploma. In order to ensure adequate preparation for post-secondary education and competencies in English or French, this policy requires that international students earn credit for many core courses in the Graduation Program through enrolment in British Columbia schools. Other international students enroll in British Columbia schools with the goal of meeting graduation requirements and earning a Dogwood Diploma. These language/cultural programs do not involve the Ministry's accreditation or issuance of the Dogwood Diploma.
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Some international students enroll in British Columbia schools to upgrade their skills in one of Canada's two official languages, or to benefit from a cross-cultural experience. Rationale or purpose of policyĮach year, many students come to British Columbia because they and their parents value the high quality of education provided by the British Columbia school system. The policy provides boards of education and independent school authorities with the flexibility to offer programs that meet the needs of international students while also ensuring that international students who intend to graduate satisfactorily complete specified courses in British Columbia's Graduation Program and do not earn all or certain course credits through an Equivalency review or Challenge process. The International Student Graduation Credit Policy is not applicable to those students whose educational program was instructed in English or French for the two years prior to their arrival in British Columbia. The policy applies to international students studying in British Columbia who wish to earn a British Columbia Certificate of Graduation (Dogwood Diploma) and who have not had their educational program instructed in one of Canada’s two official languages for at least two years prior to arriving in British Columbia.
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