Career Centre Information
Ms. Carter is the School Career Information Advisor located in the Burnett Counselling Centre who offers an abundance of resources and support to students. Ms. Carter is your go-to person for any questions regarding your transition to post-secondary, providing career and educational planning information and advice to support you throughout the entire process. Get a heads start - start planning in Grade 10!
Ms. Carter will be at J.N. Burnett Secondary School on Mondays, Thursdays & alternate Wednesdays.
To make an appointment to see Ms. Carter to discuss your career and post-secondary options click the link here for bookings
Click on the Calendar below to view information sessions, scholarships, upcoming events and much more..... updated daily and weekly!
Career Centre Calendar
Upcoming Post-Secondary Events 2026
Bert & Great Badminton Scholarship - 6 Scholarships - $1,000 for minimum of two male and two female.
BC Dairy Scholarship - 2 - $1,000 Scholarships for one male and one female
Molten Scholarships - 6 - $1,000 Scholarships for three male and three female
Please access application form and choose up to 2 scholarships if you meet the criteria
EducationPlannerBC, in collaboration with school district partners and the Career Education Society of B.C., invites parents, families, and student supporters to join our final virtual parent presentation of the school year:
Virtual, hosted on MS Teams. Registration is required.
Find the BC Post-Secondary Institute That Is RIGHT FIT FOR YOU!
Understanding Grade' Point
Average that is required
Unweighted GPA: Takes into consideration the average of all course work, including electives.
Weighted GPA: Typically takes into consideration only core subject work, removing electives and Physical Education. Grades earned from honors, AP or IB coursework are weighted because the academic rigor is higher in these classes. Typically, a grade out of 100 is given 10 more points, increasing the grade a full letter grade. (ex. 78 becomes an 88; B becomes A)