Our Program

Our Program Overview

1. Student Eligibility: High School (Grades 10–12)

Residency Requirement: Eligibility for enrollment in Delta Access is determined by your residence. You must have a Delta postal code to register.

  • Note: Delta Access is for secondary students only; we do not offer courses for elementary students.

Non-Delta Residents (Cross-Enrollment): If you reside outside of Delta or are cross-enrolled with another district, you must take online courses through a Provincial Online Learning School (POLS).

  • To find a school that offers your required course, please visit [Online Learning BC].

  • Once you find a suitable school, contact them directly regarding their enrollment process.

International Students: International students are subject to a $900 non-refundable tuition fee. Registration must be coordinated through your school counselor and International Liaison/Coordinator.

Counselor Permission: All students currently attending a high school must obtain consent from their school counselor before registering for any online course.

2. Student Eligibility: Adult Learners

Delta Residents (19+): Delta Access is available to all adult Delta residents.

Graduated Adults:

  • Academic Upgrading: Many courses are tuition-free. [View Tuition-Free Courses Here]

  • Fees: Graduated adults (from any jurisdiction) may be subject to a $550 non-refundable fee for courses not covered by Ministry funding.

Non-Graduated Adults & Youth (Under 19): If you are under 19, have not yet graduated, and are not currently attending a BC school, you must contact Delta Community College for an advising appointment to create a Graduation Plan before registering.

3. Registration & Course Timeline

How to Register: If you meet the eligibility requirements above, please fill out the [Registration Form Here].

  • What to expect: You will receive an email with login details and instructions within one week of applying.

  • Check your spam: Please check your Junk/Spam folder (especially if you use Hotmail or Outlook).

Course Duration:

  • School Year: Courses run from September to early August.

  • No Extensions: Students cannot extend coursework from one school year into the next. The earlier you begin, the more time you have to complete your work.

4. Student Responsibilities & Policies

To remain enrolled at Delta Access, students must adhere to the following guidelines:

Remain “Active” You must work consistently. “Active” status means submitting assignments at least once every two weeks.

  • Communication: Maintain contact with your teacher via email or phone.

  • Pausing: If you know you cannot submit work for more than 2 weeks, email your teacher immediately so they do not withdraw you for inactivity.

  • Students who have not met the Ministry of Education activation requirements after three months of enrolment will be sent a notification . Students will have 30 days after notification to meet requirements or submit an activity plan to avoid being removed from inactive courses. Post spring break enrolments that are not active by the second week of July will be removed from courses automatically.

Retaking Courses

  • Failed Courses: If you fail a course, you may re-enroll to try again.

  • Upgrading Marks: We do not allow Delta Access course repeats for the purpose of upgrading a passing mark.

Withdrawals

  • How to Drop: Notify your teacher and the program coordinator via the Add/Drop Form in the menu above.

  • Deadlines: Withdrawal deadlines vary but are typically 4 or more weeks prior to the August completion date.

  • Penalty: Students who withdraw from a course are not permitted to re-take that same course with Delta Access for one full year from the original start date.