Other Campuses

In addition to our main campus in Lethbridge, Lethbridge College has satellite campuses in Fort Macleod, Claresholm, Crowsnest Pass, Pincher Creek and at the Lethbridge Correctional Centre.

Lethbridge College's rural campuses in Fort Macleod, Crowsnest Pass, Pincher Creek and Claresholm offer a full-time Upgrading program for students wishing to improve their academic skills for entry either into the workforce or a post-secondary educational program.  Classes are offered in a 16-week semester system. Full-time students are able to complete four courses in each semester. The Fall semester runs from September to December, the Winter semester from January to April, and the Spring semester from May to June only. Orientation to College Learning offered on the main campus for the month of August is recommended for all new learners.

Facilities
Computers are available for Internet research, access to the Lethbridge College Library, Lethbridge College portal and ANGEL. Classes are offered in a combination of small group and individual study, with learning support available both on site and at the Main Campus. The campus has two instructors and a Campus Assistant to help you in any way you may need.

Books
Required text books are available for purchase at the Fort Macleod campus during the first week of classes. After that, all books may be purchased at the main campus. Used books may be available for sale from other students. Agendas are provided for OCL and College & University Preparation students.

Testing
Rural residents may access Lethbridge College's Testing Services at any of our rural campuses. Testing Services globally supports all learners in reaching their educational goals by providing exam supervision and test administration according to specific needs.

Students from educational institutions, individuals and groups from the community and professional associations can arrange to write tests at Testing Services at the rural campuses for purposes such as admission/placement, accreditation, certification or qualification. Testing Services ensures the security and confidentiality of its clients, the test materials and the examination results.

Please visit Testing Services for details or to arrange testing.

Campus Contacts

Academic Studies Program

The academic development of students from Grades 10 to 12 is the focus of the Academic Studies Program. Courses in Math, English, Social and Science are offered to the students at the Centre. This year-round program is offered Monday through Friday both mornings and afternoons with the advanced level classes running Monday evenings. After students complete the course requirements for A.B.E., they are encouraged to write the G.E.D. exams or attend the evening Academic Upgrading class.

Keyboarding Courses are offered several times throughout the academic year for students at the Centre. This provides individuals with limited computer experience, an opportunity to learn about the basic operation of a computer and practice keyboarding.

Personal Development Program
The focus of the Personal Development Program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills to more effectively manage their personal lives. Students examine self-defeating thoughts and behaviors that lead to negative consequences and lifestyles. Having an understanding into the problems that have been created in their lives, they now learn new skills to handle situations and people differently. This year-round program is offered Monday through Friday, mostly during the evening hours.