agent information guide - Red Deer Public School District

Red Deer Public Schools
Agent Information Guide
Agent Information Guide
Mailing Address: 4747-53 Street
Red Deer, Alberta
Canada
T4N 2E6
Phone: 403-343-1405
Email: internationalservices@rdpsd.ab.ca
Website: www.internationalservices.rdpsd.ab.ca
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Table of Contents
Page Number
Contact Information
Table of Contents
Staff
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Becoming an Agent
Application to Become an Agent
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Agent Agreement
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Commission
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Promotional Materials
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Agent Roles and Responsibilities
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Red Deer
Location
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Climate, Health Care & Safety, Economy
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Transportation
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Culture and Recreation
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About Red Deer Public Schools
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Teacher Qualifications
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School Calendar
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International Student Program—Ages Accepted
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Course Selection
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Grade Placement
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International Baccalaureate (IB and Advanced Placement( AP) Program
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School Placements
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High School Graduation Diploma Requirements
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Table of Contents—Continued
Page Number
Student Application
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How and When to Apply
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Orientation
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Medical Insurance
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Payment
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Custodianship
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Study Permits and Visas
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Short Term Programs
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Homestay Program
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AGENT & APPLICATION FORMS
Agent Questionnaire (2 pages)
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Student Application Form (4 pages)
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Student Homestay Application Form (4 pages)
34-37
Custodian Declaration (2 pages)
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Credit Card Authorization Form—Onetime Payment
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Credit Card Authorization Form—Monthly Homestay Payments
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OTHER STUDENT FORMS
Student Participation Agreement
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Student Travel Permission Form
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Request for Revalidation
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International Services Staff
Red Deer Public Schools International Services Staff
The program is operated by our Directors, Mr. Serge Jetté and Mr. Rob Porkka,. Office support and
communication is supported by Administrative Assistant, Lisa Loeppky. Our Homestay program is
managed by our Homestay Coordinator, Sharon Derksen. The staff are responsible for registration,
homestay family arrangements, marketing, student healthcare, etc.
Serge Jetté
Director International Services
Email: serge.jette@rdpsd.ab.ca
Rob Porkka
Director International Education
Email: rob.porkka@rdpsd.ab.ca
Phone: 403-342-3739
Lisa Loeppky
International Administrative Assistant
Email: lisa.loeppky@rdpsd.ab.ca
Phone: 403-357-3990
Sharon Derksen
Homestay Coordinator
Email: homestay@rdpsd.ab.ca
Phone: 403-754-5562 ext 2038
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Becoming An Agent
Red Deer Public School District works with designated agents from around the world to promote
our exceptional schools and educational programs to prospective students and parents.
Application to become an Agent representing Red Deer Public School
District
Agents interested in working with Red Deer Public Schools should submit the following:
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Completed Agent Questionnaire (form at back of guide)
References from two (2) Canadian schools document successful recruitment/referral of
students
Agent Agreement
Once we have received a completed Agent Questionnaire and references, we will notify you of your
acceptance as an Authorized Agent, we will send you an electronic copy of our Agent Agreement
and ask you to sign it and return it to us electronically. Upon receipt of the signed copy, we will
send you and Agent Certificate showing that you are a designated representative for Red Deer Public School District as well as an original paper copy of the signed agreement.
Commission
For further information regarding the amount of commission paid for referral of international students to Red Deer Public School District, please contact internationalservices@rdpsd.ab.ca
Fees are paid after the school semester has begun and all of the student’s fees have been paid.
Payment will be made to the Agent upon receipt of an invoice only for the current term of study
and only after the student has successfully completed one (1) month of study in a Red Deer Public
School District school.
Promotional Materials
Red Deer Public Schools will provide the Agent with current information and promotional materials
including brochures, posters, fee schedules, and application forms for student recruitment free of
charge.
All of our materials are available on line in English, Spanish, Portuguese, Chinese (Simplified),
Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese and Russian.
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Agent Roles and Responsibilities
Services & Responsibilities of the Agent to Red Deer Public School District
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The Agent agrees to make positive and truthful representation on behalf of Red Deer Public
School District and to promote it as a quality institute of learning.
The Agent will agrees to make truthful representation on behalf of the students and/or himself/herself to Red Deer Public School District.
The Agent will complete the necessary application forms and facilitate the provision of necessary documentation as required by the admission procedure as detailed to the Agent by Red
Deer Public School District.
The Agent will provide Red Deer Public School District with information to assist in the assessment of prospective students’ academic and personal background and such other information
as may be required by RDPSD.
The Agent will inform the CBE of the specific arrival date, time of flight and flight number in
order for the Red Deer Public School District to arrange for airport pick up of the student.
The Agent will maintain regular communications with RDPSD regarding the students they are
representing.
The Agent has the right to publicize its representation of Red Deer Public School District in promotional materials but is not to describe the relationship as an exclusive representative for
RDPSD which it is not.
Services & Responsibilities of the Agent to the Student
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The Agent agrees to provide prospective students with complete and accurate information pertaining to RDPSD programs, fees and accommodation.
The Agent will facilitate the payment of tuition and other fees to RDPSD by collecting fees and
forwarding them to the RDPSD or by assisting parents in making the payments directly to
RDPSD.
The Agent will provide support for accepted students to expedite and facilitate application for a
Canadian Study Permit.
The Representative is not responsible for students’ academic or personal behaviour while attending a RDPSD school.
Services & Responsibilities of the RDPSD to the Agent
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The RDPSD agrees to provide the Agent with current information, brochures, promotional materials, price lists, application forms for student recruitment free of charge..
The RDPSD will screen prospective students based on documents sent and determine the candidates acceptability for their program of study within 2 weeks.
The RDPSD will provide a Letter of Acceptance for students admitted in a timely fashion.
The RDPSD will provide other documents upon request to expedite the process for Study Permit.
The RDPSD will provide an appropriate program of studies for all accepted students.
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Red Deer
Location
Red Deer Public Schools invites you to live in one of the most beautiful provinces in
Canada. The City of Red Deer, with a population of 100,000 people, is a safe, clean,
centrally located medium sized city with excellent support services.
The City of Red Deer is located in in the Western Canada province of Alberta in the central region between the major cities of Edmonton and Calgary. The city is about 2 hours
away from the world famous Rocky Mountains.
The City of Red Deer and the Central Alberta region offer visitors and residents a wide
variety of outdoor activities including: skiing, snowboarding, hiking, fishing, mountain
climbing, camping, canoeing, and many more.
The area surrounding Red Deer is some of the most varied landscape including open
prairie, agricultural lands, acreages, ranches and lakes.
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Red Deer
Climate
Red Deer enjoys a wide variety of weather with summer days as warm as 30 Celsius to
below zero in the winter. In the winter the city receives ample snow allowing the opportunity for fun winter sports.
Health Care & Safety
Red Deer is home to a large regional hospital centre as well as a large number of medical clinics that are easily accessible from all areas of the city.
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) is Canada's National Police Service. The
City of Red Deer contracts the RCMP to provide municipal police services to keep the
community safe.
Economy
Red Deer has one of the fastest growing economies in Canada. Based on oil and agriculture, Red Deer’s economy is strong and will continue to be so in the future.
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Red Deer
Transportation
Red Deer has a small regional airport with a few flights a day to and from the Calgary
International Airport. Students may also arrive in Calgary or Edmonton but Calgary or
Red Deer are the preferred arrival airports. The Calgary International Airport and the
Edmonton International Airport are approximately 1.5 hours away by car.
Red Deer Transit provides safe, clean, efficient bus transportation around the city and
some surrounding communities.
Students may or may not require transportation to and from school depending on where they live in
the city. A typical bus ride is between 15-30 minutes. Bus stops are usually located within 500 meters of the student’s residence or homestay.
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Red Deer
Culture, Recreation and Leisure
Red Deer is home to a wide variety of arts and cultural groups. It has all of the amenities of a large community with a small town feel.
The city is host to a number of festivals and events throughout the year. See the city’s
publication, “52 Fifty Two Things to Do, A Year of Arts and Wellness in Red Deer” to see
a few of the activities and events available. http://www.reddeer.ca/media/reddeerca/
recreation-and-culture/events/52-Things-Final-WEB21032014.pdf
Red Deer is home to their own Western Hockey League team, the Red Deer Rebels.
The team plays their home games in the Centrium and students can purchase tickets to
most games at very reasonable prices.
The Alberta Sports Hall of Fame
The Red Deer College Arts Centre
Canyon Ski Resort is located just 15 minutes outside
of the city. Canyon is Alberta’s largest non mountain
alpine resort. It boasts terrain suitable for every ability level for skiers, snowboards and has a new tubing
park.
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Red Deer Public Schools
Live, learn and grow in Red Deer Public Schools!
Red Deer Public Schools are part of the world renowned Alberta Education system. Our
school district was the first ever winner of the Premier's Award for Excellence in Education. Your studies in Red Deer Public Schools will allow you to grow as a person. You
will develop independence and a better understanding of Canadian culture, families and
students.
Red Deer Public Schools provides a quality education system to over 10 000 students.
Red Deer has 2 major high schools, 3 middle schools, 3 Kindergarten—Grade 8 schools,
11 Elementary schools and 1 Kindergarten—Grade 12 school with a Christian based
curriculum.
Teacher Qualifications
Red Deer Public Schools District and the province of Alberta teachers are among the
most highly trained in the world. All teachers are required to have Alberta Government
certification and at least one degree.
Red Deer Public Schools employs over 1100 people, including 530 full time teachers to
provide quality education to students throughout our District.
We take pride in being recognized for:
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Instructional excellence
Support for students
Safe and caring schools
Dedicated and committed staff
Active involvement of parents and the community in our schools
Positive relations with staff throughout the District
A number of the teachers in our school district have been recipients of Alberta Education Excellence in Teaching Awards given to recognize the innovative and outstanding
teaching that takes place every day in classrooms in our province.
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Red Deer Public Schools
School Calendar
The school year begins in the first week of September and ends the last week of June. There is a
break from classes near the end of December/early January and another break of approximately one
week in April.
Our high schools are on a Semester system. Semester 1 begins in September and ends in January.
Semester 2 begins in February and ends in June. Our schools are closed during the summer in July
and August.
The important calendar dates for international students for the current school year and the upcoming school year are available at: http://internationalservices.rdpsd.ab.ca/Calendar.php
International Student Program—Ages Accepted
Red Deer Public Schools accepts international students to study from grades 8—12 as part of our
homestay program.
Younger students may be accepted to study provided they will be residing with parents or relatives.
Course Selection
Students can study a variety of academic and optional course while attending Red Deer Public
Schools as well as participate in a wide range of extracurricular school sports, activities and clubs.
The selection of options courses may vary somewhat between schools and different school years.
Academics
Options
English
Mathematics
Social Studies
Science
Biology
Chemistry
Physics
Second Languages
French
Spanish
Mandarin
Japanese
Physical Education
Art
Drama
Visual Arts
Band
Choir
Sports Medicine
Legal Studies
Design Studies
Dance
Martial Arts
Computer Animation
Extracurricular Activities
Fabrication
Cosmetology
Foods
Construction Technology
Autobody
Mechanics
Fashion
Photography
Guitar
Basketball
Volleyball
Football
Soccer
Badminton
Track & Field
Golf
Rugby
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Red Deer Public Schools
Grade Placement
In the majority of cases, students are placed in grades based on age appropriate placement.
English as a Second Language (ESL)
An ESL assessment is done for every new student for whom English is not their first language. This
assessment helps to determine the best program and course level for each student. Previous school
transcripts are also reviewed to determine what grade has been completed in student’s home country and the marks received.
ESL support is provided at no extra cost for international students who require additional language
support. Specialized ESL support is provided in all of the high schools in our school district.
International Baccalaureate (IB) and Advanced Placement Programs (AP)
IB and AP programs are available to students who have appropriate previous academic courses and
do not require ESL supports. These courses are available at no extra cost to students.
School Placements
Students are assigned school placements based on space and program availability. Students may
make a request for a specific school when they submit their initial application form and every attempt will be made to accommodate your request if it is received prior to our acceptance deadline.
However, Red Deer Public Schools International Services reserves the right to make the final placement decision.
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Red Deer Public Schools
High School Graduation Diploma Requirements
Student who successfully complete high school courses receive credits towards an Alberta High
School Diploma. A student must earn a minimum of 100 credits of compulsory and optional courses
in grade 10, 11 and 12 to meet graduation requirements. General courses and advanced courses
are offered in all grades. If students have previously completed some high school in their home
country, and are interested in pursuing an Alberta High School Diploma, transcripts can be evaluated
to determine how many Alberta High School Credits can be assigned.
For more details about Alberta High School Diploma Graduation Requirements visit:
http://education.alberta.ca/students/grad.aspx
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Student Applications
How & When to Apply
International students can study in Grade 8 at a Middle School (Grade 6—8) or High School (Grade
9—12) beginning in September or in February and are eligible to reside with a Canadian homestay
family. Younger students may be eligible to study as an international student from Kindergarten—
Grade 7 provided they are accompanied by a parent or they reside with a relative.
Application forms are available for download on our website at:
http://internationalservices.rdpsd.ab.ca/How%20to%20Apply.php
A Student Application Form can also be found at the back of this guide.
Deadline for applications for September start date is May 15 of the prior year.
Deadline for applications for February start date is November 15 of the prior year.
Application Process
If you do not already have an Agent Agreement with Red Deer Public Schools, you will first need to
submit a completed Agent Questionnaire with at least 2 references from other schools you have
worked with.
Submit a completed Student Application Form, $200 Application Fee and Homestay Application
(if required)
Once we receive the Student Application, we will review it and once the students is accepted, we
will send you the following documents:
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Letter of Acceptance
Tuition Letter
Custodian Declarations (one signed and notarized by our Program Director who will act as Custodian for students in our homestay program and one that will need to be completed by the
student’s parents/guardians)
Student Invoice (showing the total fees owed by the student for the full study period)
Net Invoice (showing the total fees owed less the agent commission)
The student will then need to apply to Immigration Canada for a Study Permit and a Visa if required.
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Student Applications
How & When to Apply—Continued
After the student’s fees have been paid, you will receive a Host Family Profile for your student
(around June 1 for September start dates and around December 1 for February start dates). Your
student is welcome to contact their host family at this time in order to become acquainted with the
family before their arrival.
A sample of a complete Student Application is included in this guide.
If a student’s Visa is denied, please contact Red Deer Public Schools as soon as possible to let us
know.
Orientation
International Student Orientation is held in the last half of August, shortly after the arrival weekend.
Students have an opportunity to get to know the other International Students in our program before
they venture into the schools. The following topics are included in our International Student Orientation:
-Welcome to Canada
-Complete school registration forms
-Get to Know other International Students
-ESL and Math Test—to help determine best class level for each
student
-Become familiar with city (transit, schools, neighbourhoods)
-Introduction to Canadian school system
-Discuss Homestay Expectations
-Ensure students know who to contact with questions
-Meet their school counselors
-Register for classes
-Purchase Text books and pay course fees
-Take tour of new school, get a combination lock and locker
International Student Orientation Guide link
http://internationalservices.rdpsd.ab.ca/docs/library/
ORIENTATION%20GUIDE%20Revised%202014.pdf
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Student Applications
Medical Insurance
The health and well being of all students in very important to Red Deer Public Schools. To ensure
that international students have suitable health care (medical) insurance while they are studying in
Red Deer, a private health care insurance policy is mandatory. For information on our international
student medical insurance in a number of different languages, visit:
http://www.inglestudents.com/rdpsd
Payment of Fees
Fees paid include: application fee, tuition, medical insurance, homestay placement, and monthly
homestay fees. It is the student/parent responsibility to pay all other costs associated with their
stay (for example, school books and supplies, special course materials, transportation and extracurricular activity fees). It is also the student/parents responsibility to make all arrangements associated with travel to one of the approved arrival airports (Calgary, Edmonton or Red Deer).
High School students should be prepared to pay for their course materials fee and to purchase their
text books each semester. The cost is usually between $150- $300. At the end of the semester,
students can return the text books to the school bookstore and receive a percentage of the purchase
price back.
Custodianship
Our program director provides custodianship for students who will be living with a homestay family
arranged by Red Deer Public Schools, at no additional costs. However, if the student's parents prefer to appoint a family friend or relative living nearby, to be the students custodian, two (2) documents need to be completed and submitted with the application form.
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One document from the PARENT appointing a custodian in Calgary
One document from the CUSTODIAN accepting custodianship responsibilities.
Each document must be translated into English and notarized by a lawyer or notary public in their
home country. Copies of Custodian Declaration Forms can be found in this guide.
You can also find copies of this form online at:
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/pdf/pub/custodian-parent.pdf
***Students attending Kindergarten—grade 7, must live with a parent or someone who has been
verified to be a family member or family friend in Red Deer for the duration of their studies. If the
parent is living with their child, no custodial document is required.
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Student Applications
Study Permit
All students coming to Canada to study need to obtain a Study Permit from their home country before travelling to Canada. Red Deer Public Schools will issue a letter of acceptance for this purpose
upon application approval and payment of fees.
The application times at your local Canadian Consulate or
Embassy office to process a study permit application could
take several weeks or months. Please visit the office or the
Citizenship & Immigration Canada website as soon as possible
to ensure you will have sufficient time to apply.
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/study/index.asp
Canadian Visa Requirements
In order to determine whether your students require a Visa to enter Canada, you can visit the
Government of Canada Immigration And Citizenship Website at:
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/visit/visas.asp
Note: if a student’s Visa is denied, all fees are refundable other than the Application Fee. A copy
of the Visa refusal letter from Canada Immigration is required when requesting a refund for this
purpose.
Short Term Programs
Short-term programs may be available for individual students or groups based on availability.
Short-term students typically need to start their program at the beginning of September or the beginning of February.
For programs of 6 months or less, a study permit is not required although a Visa may be required
to enter Canada. If there is any possibility of the student wanting to extend their program beyond
6 months, it is strongly recommended that they apply for a study permit before coming to Canada.
For requests for short term programs, please email your request and questions to:
internationalservices@rdpsd.ab.ca
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Homestay Program
Homestay Program
The Red Deer Public School homestay program has been operating for many years and offers excellent host families for international students to live with during their stay in Red Deer.
Our homestay program accepts students between the ages of 13-19 years of age.
Qualified, experienced homestay coordinators are available to international student and their parents 24 hours a day in the event of a problem or emergency.
The best way for your child to learn and practice English and experience Canadian lifestyle is to live
in a homestay environment during their stay.
Host Family Selection
Our homestay coordinators have a very thorough process for selecting and evaluating potential
host families. All families in our program:
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Have had a thorough interview to determine suitability
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Have had a home inspection
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Passed a police record check
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Passed a family services intervention check
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Provide a private bedroom with a study area
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Are enthusiastic to receive international students
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Are committed to including the international student in all family activities
Prior to the student’s arrival in Canada, they will be sent a Host Family Profile containing information about their host family as well as contact information. Students are encouraged to contact their host family prior to their arrival
in Canada.
After the student arrives and is placed in the home, our homestay coordinator provides supervision and support to both the student and
the host family throughout the program.
We have a Homestay Information Guide for host families that outlines
the expectation and operation of our program to potential host families.
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Homestay Program
Sample of the Agreement that our Host
Families sign when they join our program.
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Signature
Homestay Program—Sample Host Family Profile
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Sample of a Complete Application & Complete Homestay Application
...Continued Sample of Complete Application & Homestay Application
...Continued Sample of Complete Application & Homestay Application
...Continued Sample of Complete Application & Homestay Application
Forms
Agent
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Student Application Forms
Agent Questionnaire (2 pages)
Student Application (4 pages)
Student Homestay Application (4 pages)
Custodian Declaration—Custodian
Custodian Declaration—Parent/Guardian
Credit Card Authorization Form for Onetime Payment
Credit Card Authorization Form for Monthly Homestay Payments
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Signature
AGENT QUESTIONNAIRE
4747-53 Street
Red Deer, Alberta
Canada, T4N 2E6
Tel: (403) 343-1405
Fax: (403) 343-8190
internationalservices@rdpsd.ab.ca
www.rdpsd.ab.ca/internationalservices
Thank you for your interest in representing Red Deer Public Schools. We would like to take this opportunity to ask you a
few questions that will allow us to learn more about your organization. The goal is to create an environment for discussion
on how we may be able to work together. Please complete this form and return it to the International Services Director at
Red Deer Public Schools: internationalservices@rdpsd.ab.ca
CONTACT INFORMATION
NAME OF ORGANIZATION
CONTACT NAME
ADDRESS
CITY/TOWN
STATE/PROVINCE
COUNTRY
POSTAL/ZIP CODE
PHONE NUMBER
FAX NUMBER
E-MAIL ADDRESS
WEBSITE
ORGANIZATION INFORMATION (Please choose where appropriate)
When was your organization founded?
What countries do you currently work with and what types of institutions do you represent?
Are you currently working with any other School Boards in Canada?
in Alberta?
If yes, please specify:
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 YES
 NO
 NO
Are you currently representing any Canadian institutions?
 YES
 NO
On average, how many students do you send overseas each year?
Number of students:
How many of these study in Canada, if any?
Number of students:
What types of programs are your students interested in? What are the main areas of demand?
AGENT QUESTIONNAIRE CONTINUED
What factors do your students look for when deciding where to study?
How do you promote your services, and the institutions you represent, to potential students?
What types of services do you provide to the students you serve?
How do your client institutions typically support your efforts?
In what way do you see Red Deer Public Schools working with you?
How many staff do you currently have? What type of training, experience and/or qualifications do your counselors have?
PLEASE PROVIDE US WITH TWO CANADIAN PROFESSIONAL REFERENCES
NAME
ORGANIZATION
CITY
COUNTRY
PHONE
EMAIL
NAME
ORGANIZATION
CITY
COUNTRY
PHONE
EMAIL
Student Application Form—Page 1
Student Application Form—Page 3
Student Application Form—Page 4
Student Application Form—Page 2
Student Homestay Application Form—Page 1
Student Homestay Application Form—Page 2
Student Homestay Application Form—Page 3
Student Homestay Application Form—Page 4
Custodian Declaration—Custodian to Complete
Custodian Declaration—Parents/Guardians to Complete
Credit Card Authorization Form for Onetime Payment
Credit Card Authorization Form for Monthly Homestay Payments
Forms
Other Student Forms
Student Participation Agreement—Regulations
Student Travel Permission Form
(for travel outside of city with someone other than host parents)
Request For Revalidation
(for students from Brazil and Mexico who require that their final report cards be legalized before being submitted to their school upon return to their home country)
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Signature
STUDENT PARTICIPATION AGREEMENT
REGULATIONS
Below are the regulations for all students. Please read carefully and sign your name after you fully understand and agree
to comply with these regulations.
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The possession, purchase or use of illegal drugs is prohibited.
Students must abide by the laws of Canada.
Students are not allowed to possess, purchase or drink alcoholic beverages.
Students are not allowed to purchase, possess, or shoot guns of any type.
Students are not permitted to drive any motor vehicle while participating in the program.
Students must not participate in any sexual contact or sexual activity that is inappropriate.
Any infraction of the above 6 rules may result in immediate dismissal from the program.
7. By law, students are not permitted to purchase tobacco products. Students are not allowed to smoke in the host
family home without permission.
8. Students must always be aware of their responsibility as international students and make a determined effort to
represent their country in a positive manner.
9. Students must follow school rules, attend school daily, complete all school assignments, must pass all classes, and
maintain at least a “C” average.
10. Students must refrain from regular contact with other international students from their home country during the
program.
11. Students are not permitted to participate in sky diving, hang-gliding, bungee jumping, parachute jumping, or any
other dangerous activities.
12. Students are not permitted to visit such places as pornographic shops, adult theatres or drinking establishments.
13. Students should limit making international phone calls to their parents and friends and will be financially responsible
for such calls. It is the student’s responsibility to make sure all bills are paid before leaving the program.
International calls should be billed collect.
14. Students should limit the number of e-mail communication to their parents and friends. Internet access is at the
discretion of the host family. Students are not permitted to use laptops/tablets in their bedrooms. ipods and iphone
use in bedrooms is discouraged and may be limited by host parents.
15. Students must show respect for their host family and act as a member of the family by following family rules and
voluntarily helping with family chores.
16. Students should not discuss their host family’s private affairs with others.
17. Students cannot change host families and school at will.
18. Students are not permitted to go on trips by themselves. A trip with the host family, a school group, or any other
adult person is allowed if permission from the natural parents is submitted beforehand.
19. Students must show respect for all representatives and follow their instructions.
Continuous failure to abide by any of the above regulations will result in removal from the International Student Program.
Signature of Student: ______________________________________
Date: _____________________
Signature of both Parent(s)/Guardian: _________________________
Date: _____________________
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Date: _____________________
Student Travel Permission Form for Travel Outside of Red Deer
Request for Revalidation Form
Mailing Address: 4747-53 Street
Red Deer, Alberta
Canada
T4N 2E6
Phone: 403-343-1405
Email: internationalservices@rdpsd.ab.ca
Website: www.internationalservices.rdpsd.ab.ca