| Business Studies | |
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| BAF 3M | Introduction to Financial Accounting Fundamentals Ontario Grade 11 |
| Every organization must keep accurate financial records. Learn the fundamentals of basic accounting for business and/or personal use. | |
| BBB 4M | International Business Ontario Grade 12 |
| This international business course provides an overview of the importance of business and trade in the global economy and explores the factors that influence success in international markets. | |
| Co-operative Education | |
| COOP1 | International Co-operative Education |
| Take advantage of this unique opportunity to get valuable workplace experience, network and gain knowledge about your future career, while obtaining a high school credit. Supplemental co-op application form is required that is available here. | |
| English | |
| ENG 2D | English Ontario Grade 10 |
| An intensive course of study involving a variety of literary genre, and media and film study that prepares students for senior English courses. | |
| ENG 3U | English Ontario Grade 11 |
| This course introduces university-bound students to the intensive study of English involving short stories, poetry, drama, a novel, and media and film study. | |
| ENG 4U | English Ontario Grade 12 |
| This senior course for university-bound students continues an intensive course of study involving short stories, poety, drama, a novel, and media and film study. List of Award Winning Books | |
| English as a Second Language (ESL) | |
| ESL CO | Ontario ESL Level C |
| An intermediate, activity based, English language credit course concentrating on the four language skills of listening, speaking, reading and writing. | |
| ESL DO | Ontario ESL Level D |
| A high intermediate, activity based, English language credit course concentrating on reading literature and writing for academic purposes. | |
| Conversational Interactive English | |
| This is an English language course for students who are interested in improving their English communication skills but who do not require a credit. | |
| Mandarin | |
| LKMBD1 | Ontario Grade 10 |
| This course introduces students to language elements to communicate, develop and apply their knowledge and skills. Being immersed in a Mandarin-speaking environment, students will experience the culture and participate in a study tour. Extra fee is required to cover a 10-day guided tour in China in addition to classroom instruction in Hong Kong. | |
| Mathematics | |
| MPM 2D | Ontario Grade 10 |
| Learn about linear systems, quadratic functions, analytic geometry, trigonometry and supporting algebraic skills. | |
| MCR 3U | Ontario Grade 11 |
| Learn about exponential and trigonometric functions, conics, rational expressions, and sequences and series. | |
| MCV 4U | Calculus and Vectors Ontario Grade 12 |
| Students will be learning about geometric, algebraic representations of vectors, polynomial, rational, exponential, and sinusoidal functions. | |
| MHF 4U | Advanced Functions Ontario Grade 12 |
| This course extends students' experience with functions such as investigating the properties of polynomial, rational, logarithmic, and trigonometric functions, etc. | |
| Science | |
| SNC 2D | Ontario Grade 10 |
| This course presents concepts in Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Earth Science, forming the foundation for further study in science. | |
| SNC 3M NEW! | Grade 11 University/College |
| This course increases your understanding of science and its technological applications. Emphasis will be on the role of science and technology in daily living and to social and environmental issues. | |
| Social Sciences | |
| HSP 3M NEW! | Introduction to Anthropology
Psychology, and Sociology Grade 11 University/College |
| Students become familiar with current thinking on a range of issues related to the 3 disciplines of anthropology, psychology, and sociology. | |
| Communications Technology | |
| TGJ 3M1 / TGJ 4M1 | Ontario Grades 11/12 |
| This course examines communications systems, design, and production processes in the areas of electronic, live, recorded, and graphic communications. Students will create, manage, and distribute complex electronic graphic, recorded, or audio-visual projects as well as exploring careers and impact of communications technology on society and the environment. Please note: TGJ 4M is an advanced course. |
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