SKILLS21 is on hold for the 2024/25 academic year. If you have questions about recognition of your participation, please email myinvolvement [at] mcgill.ca.
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Co-Curricular Record FAQ
What is the Co-Curricular Record (CCR)?
平特五不中鈥檚 Co-Curricular Record (CCR) is an official document that recognizes student involvement in learning opportunities outside the classroom.
For more information, visit the Co-Curricular Record webpage.
How do I get a stream recognition on my CCR?
First . Once you are registered for the program, register for and attend 5 workshops that are within a particular stream. Once you have completed these five workshops, your stream recognition听will appear on your CCR.
Keep in mind that the CCR is updated periodically - workshops and stream recognition听will appear there by the end of the semester.
If you are already registered for SKILLS21, you can see your progress towards stream recognition听*.
*If you have multiple paths on myInvolvement, select "SKILLS21" from the dropdown menu to see your stream progress.
Do I have to choose a stream to get recognition on my CCR?
You do not need to focus on a stream in order to have a SKILLS21 workshop appear on your CCR. All you need to do is , , and attend the workshop.
However, by completing five workshops within one stream, you will get a special stream designation on your CCR.
I attended a workshop but it's not appearing on my CCR. What do I do?
Your workshop attendance and stream progress will appear on the SKILLS21 path on myInvolvement as soon as the unit offering the workshop has confirmed your attendance. This can take a few days.
The co-curricular record is updated periodically. Your workshop attendance and stream completion will appear there by the end of each semester.
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