Rosthern Junior College

• Year of foundation: 1905;
• Location: Rostern, Saskatchewan, Canada;
• Students age: 16-18 years old;
• Number of students: 70 people;
• Language of instruction: English;
• Type of study: private school of mixed learning.

Rosthern Junior College was founded in 1905 and has earned a strong academic reputation over 115 years. RJC is accredited by the Saskatchewan Department of Education and is a member of the Provincial Historic High School Association, providing a high standard of education.

RJC is a grades 10-12 high school that welcomes students from all cultures and backgrounds. Accommodation on campus gives the opportunity to live and study within the local community, offers innovative educational programs, a variety of arts and sports activities, and allows students to develop academically, creatively, physically.

RJC offers international students hostel accommodation and local host families.

Students are accommodated in 2-bed rooms: each room is equipped with two beds, desks, wardrobes, shelves. Living with a roommate creates a sense of belonging and community, but under special circumstances, students may ask for a separate room. Pupils can make the space more like a "home", will use a shared bathroom on the floor (separate for boys and girls).

The dorms are overseen by four staff deans who work to create a supportive environment and monitor the health and well-being of students. Deans act as mentors for students who live on campus, advise them on everyday and personal issues.

International students are provided with places to stay with host families during vacations or weekends in the hostel. These families welcome students to their homes, providing them with support and safety.

The RJC BELONG program invites all students living in a dormitory or homestay to build a community together. School programs allow students to travel off campus throughout the year, to get acquainted with the culture and landscapes of Canada.

Students take part in school sports - this is a great way to develop athletic ability, practical life skills. Teamwork, collaboration, and leadership are an added challenge to high school sports. When students build confidence on the playground, they build confidence in other areas of life. Every year, RJC athletes are recruited by university and college coaches, some receiving generous scholarships.

RJC offers many opportunities for creative students:

• Concert choir;
• Performing skills;
• Female choir;
• Male choir;
• Jazz band;
• Theatrical art;
• Musical Theatre.

• RJC offers a unique immersion English experience, with students developing their writing and speaking skills by engaging with Canadian students in the classroom and in-residence communication.
• The RJC accredited high school diploma in Saskatchewan opens doors to further education, providing access to universities in North America and around the world.
• Three years of study at RJC exempts international students from English proficiency exams at most universities.
• RJC partners with Canadian colleges and universities to provide graduates with access to exclusive services, including school trips, admission assistance, and scholarship applications. Whatever student educational goals, RJC can help prepare for life after school.
• School programs allow international students to travel off campus many times throughout the year, to get acquainted with the diverse culture, landscapes of Canada. Canadian Culture Days are held twice a year.
• International students have the opportunity to share their cultural experience with other students at the school within the framework of the International Days and Days of Culture (visiting, cooking national dishes).

• The modern school building accommodates 8 classrooms. Most of them are equipped with a projector screen.
• Dining room for 150 people.
• Conference rooms.
• The school and the hostel open many places for recreation, which are ideal for relaxing, having a snack, and socializing.
• RJC gym with exercise equipment + large stage with built-in projector and screen.

To fill out the application, send the following documents:

• RJC statement;
• Tuition fees in the first semester (required to receive a letter of acceptance);
• Official certified report card from the last place of study;
• Two personal recommendations.

RJC is offering scholarships to students whose families need financial assistance. Once a student is accepted into the RJC, they can apply for a scholarship. The amount of the scholarship depends on the status of each family.

• Guardianship services during the studies
• Student supervision