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“Have patience with all things, but chiefly have patience with yourself. Do   “Have patience with all things, but chiefly have patience with yourself. Do
                                                                     “Setting an exciting goal is like setting a needle in your
 “Far and away the best prize that life offers is the chance to
 Transition Guide
 T ransition Guide  not lose courage in considering your own imperfections, but instantly set   not lose courage in considering your own imperfections, but instantly set
                                                                     compass.”
 work hard at work worth doing.”
 about remedying them -- every day begin the task anew.”             about remedying them -- every day begin the task anew.” — Unknown
 — Theodore Roosevelt
 — Saint Francis de Sales                                                                               — Saint Francis de Sales
               Planning For Grades 11 And 12
 Destination: Apprenticeship  Destination: Ontario Colleges
               Types Of Courses





               During your son/daughter’s grade 10 year they will be   University/College Preparation Courses
               asked to choose a destination and courses within that
                                                                       •  Developed in close collaboration with both
               destination. This choice is made knowing their interests
                                                                         universities and colleges.
               for future work and their current performance in high
               school courses and their current stream. The following   •  Includes content that is relevant for  university and
               courses show all destination pathways.                    college programs.
                                                                       •  Designed to prepare students with the skills
               University Preparation Courses                            and knowledge necessary to meet the entrance
                                                                         requirements needed for specific university and
               •  Developed in close collaboration with universities.    college programs.
               •  Designed to prepare students with the skills
                                                                       •  Courses are based on the theory of the subject
                 and knowledge necessary to meet the entrance
                                                                         matter and hands-on application.
                 requirements needed for university programs.
               •  Courses are based on the theory of the subject       Workplace Preparation Courses
                 matter, with the inclusion of some hands-on
                                                                       •  Developed in close collaboration with representatives
                 application.
                                                                         from a variety of workplaces.
                                                                       •  Designed to prepare students with the skills
               College Preparation Courses                               and knowledge necessary for direct entry into
               •  Developed in close collaboration with colleges.        the workplace, for admission to apprenticeship
               •  Designed to prepare students with the skills and       programs and other training programs offered in the
                 knowledge necessary to meet entrance requirements       community.
                 for college and some apprenticeship programs.         •  Promotes the importance of life-long learning.
               •  Courses are based on concrete applications or
                 subject matter with a focus on the development of     Community Participation Courses
                 critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
                                                                       •  Developed in close collaboration with family and
                                                                         community partners.
                                                                       •  Designed to prepare students for transition to
                                                                         community participation.
                                                                       •  Promote meaningful social inclusion in the
                                                                         community.



                 Frequently Asked Questions:
                 Can my child change course destinations between grades 10 and 11, or grades 11 and 12?
                  Yes!    With the advice and help of your child’s guidance counsellor and subject teachers, a plan can be put in
                       place if a change in course destination is needed. In mathematics the gap between course types can be
                       bridged by transfer courses.













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