LaSalle College Vancouver High School

Welcome to LaSalle College Vancouver High School

LaSalle College Vancouver High School's vision is to become one of Canada's primer providers of professional creative arts education.

LaSalle College Vancouver High School fully invests in teaching staff at LaSalle College Vancouver High School and understands how crucial they are to students’ success.

LaSalle College Vancouver High School also known as LCV understands that the teacher is primarily the key to students’ success. With this in mind, teachers pay close attention to each individual student, ensuring their learning needs and goals are met.

Advantages

LaSalle College Vancouver High School's practical approach to education has helped ensure students are industry-ready when they graduate and able to seamlessly enter into a rewarding career. As a testimony to LaSalle College Vancouver’s successful approach to teaching, many of LaSalle College Vancouver High School graduates have gone onto have highly successful, award-winning (including multiple Oscar winners) in their respective fields.

Conscious of offering an ultramodern environment of excellence, LaSalle College Vancouver High School offers its students complementary facilities to foster high-calibre secondary school training. With over 80,000 square feet of space offering more than seven different programs in the creative field, students will experience the breadth of knowledge and hands-on learning needed for success. LCV offers an array of exciting applied arts programs in diverse fields such as VFX for film and television, video game programming, digital film and video, game art and design, graphic design, interior design, fashion and culinary arts.

The enthusiastic and devoted teaching staff provide practical experience, hands-on learning, and collaboration to meet the needs of every student. Through critical thinking, problem-solving and inquiry, students at LaSalle College Vancouver High School will develop knowledge and skills for conceptual understanding.

About studying Art

Part of the joy of a high school Art course is that you don’t just study Art: you make it. Those who are skilful, driven and passionate are in a position to achieve recognition even while studying. Art improves fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, problem-solving skills, lateral thinking, complex analysis and critical thinking skills. No matter what job you choose, those who can arrange, present and performance material in an aesthetically pleasing way have an advantage.