Mini Med School Online

We've taken Mini Med School to the web!

Now, grade 10-12 students throughout British Columbia can experience recorded Mini Med School sessions at anytime and from anywhere.

In the self-directed Mini Med School Online program, students are eligible to receive a Certificate of Participation for watching Mini Med School videos online!

Here's how it works:

Mini Med School Electronic Certificate of Participation Program

Visit the Mini Med School Video Library and select a year and series
Watch, learn, and enjoy
Download and complete the Verification Form — Online Participation
Sign, scan and email the completed form to reseduc@bcchr.ca

Once received the form will be reviewed by our Mini Med School Team. If approved, an electronic Certificate of Participation will be issued.

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