Diploma Requirements
Post Secondary Pathways
Scholarships
GRADE 11 OPTION
PRESENTATION
Course Selection Timelines:
On line course selection opens:
February 8th , 2012
On line course selection closes:
February 21st , 2012
Students that do not submit course
selections in myBlueprint by Feb. 21st
must see a guidance counsellor
Choices
18 compulsory credits
and 12 electives
40 community hours
Literacy Test or OLC 401
Spares?
•STUDENTS IN GRADE 12 ARE
REQUIRED TO TAKE
8 CREDITS IF YOU HAVE EARNED 22 OR LESS
7 CREDITS IF YOU HAVE EARNED 23 OR MORE
6 CREDITS IF YOU HAVE EARNED 24 OR MORE
New for 2012-2013
 Landscape Architecture
THD 4M1
 This will be a hands on course that will
teach you the various aspects of
landscape design and construction
 Students will have an opportunity to work
in the courtyard to develop real life skills
New for 2012 - 2013
 Fitness and Recreation
Leadership PLF4C
 This course will be 70% classroom based
and 30% activity based
 Ideal for those students looking to develop or
improve their leadership abilities in a phys ed
setting
 This course will prepare students for Fitness
and Recreation programs at College
General Prerequisite Requirements for University Programs
*(Please check individual universities complete lists of programs and specific requirements)
ARTS
(i.e.. Fine Art, Social
Sciences, Humanities,
Contemporary Studies,
Visual Arts/Studies)
BUSINESS
(i.e.. Commerce,
Management, Information
Technology)
SCIENCES
(i.e.. Health Sciences, Life
Science, Physical and
Mathematical Sciences,
Engineering)
4U ENGLISH
4U ENGLISH
4U DATA (?)
4U FUNCTIONS
4U CALCULUS
4U ENGLISH
4U DATA (?)
4U FUNCTIONS
4U CALCULUS
4U CHEMISTRY
4U BIOLOGY
4U PHYSICS
i.e.. Policy Development,
International Studies,
Health Studies, Law,
Environment Studies,
Psychology, Children’s
Studies, Social Worker,
Criminology and Justice
i.e.. Game Development
and Entrepreneurship,
Information Technology,
eCommerce, Hospitality
and Tourism Management,
Retail Management
i.e.. Biochemistry,
Biomedical Science,
Forensic Science, Health
Physics, Radiation
Science, Life Science,
Environmental Science,
Biomedical Toxicology
General Prerequisite Requirements for College Programs
*(Please check individual colleges for complete lists of programs and specific requirements)
Arts, Entertainment, Public
Service
Business, Technology,
Computer Studies, and
Skilled Trades
Science and Health
Studies/Services
ENGLISH 12 C or 12U
ENGLISH 12 C or 12U
MATH Grade 11 C,M,U or
Grade 12 C or U
(depending on program)
ENGLISH 12 C or 12U
MATH Grade 12 C or U
BIOLOGY Grade 11 C or
Grade 12 U
CHEMISTRY Grade 12 C
or U
PHYSICS Grade 12 C or U
Child and Youth Work
Recreation and Leisure
Services
Digital Animation
Community and Justice
Services
Fine Arts Studio
Graphic Design-Media
Office AdministrationExecutive/Legal/Medical
Tourism and Travel
Accounting
Architectural Technology
Electrical Engineering
Technician
Refrigeration and Air
Conditioning Mechanics
Advertising and Marketing
Computer Programmer
Culinary ManagementNutrition
Message Therapy
Practical Nursing
Occupational Therapist
Assistant
Pre-Service Fire Fighting
Education and Training
Biomedical Engineering
Technology
Chemical Laboratory
Technician
College, University and Apprenticeship Pathways…
*(Below is only a limited representation. Please check with individual post-secondary institutions for complete lists of
programs and specific requirements.)
You do not require math
or science if you want to
be a(n)…
You do require math if
you want to be a(n)…
You do require math and
science if you want to be
a(n)…
Journalist
Lawyer
Early Childhood
Educator
Police Officer
TV or Radio
Broadcaster
Chef
Paralegal
Counsellor
Elementary School
Accountant
Electrician
Hospital Administrator
HVAC Technician
Computer Programmer
Mechanic
Investment Advisor
Marketing Specialist
Banker
Financial Officer
Engineer
Nurse
Paramedic
Fire Fighter
Personal Trainer
Medical Doctor
Pharmacist
Vet Technician
Dental Assistant
X-Ray Technician
Environmental
Teacher
Technician/Auditor
How to choose COOP
1. There is no application process – simply
choose COOP as an option in myBlueprint
2. COOP4 – 4 credit full day every other day
3. COOP2 – 2 credit half day every other day
For more information:
a) see Ms. Graves or Mr. Dias
b) see a guidance counselor
In March and April the COOP teachers will meet with
you to discuss your placement and options moving
forward
www.myBlueprint.ca
Activation Key:
sirmowat
www.myBlueprint.ca/tdsb/
MYBLUEPRINT COURSE SELECTION GUIDE
STUDENT COURSE SELECTION STEPS
Log into myBlueprint
Enter OEN/DOB (on first visit)
Access High School Planner
Add Courses to Official Plan
Review and Submit Courses
Print and Return Sign-Off Sheet
Visit...
WWW.MYBLUEPRINT.CA/TDSB
Select your school
1 VISIT: WWW.MYBLUEPRINT.CA/TDSB/
2 SELECT YOUR SECONDARY SCHOOL
ENTER OEN/DOB (FIRST VISIT)
Select your Grade
Enter your OEN & Date of
Birth
ACCESS HIGH SCHOOL PLANNER
Click on “Plan
Courses”
step
1
Click on Add <Course>
step
2
Click on the course you would like to select
step
3
Click Add Course to Plan
HIGH SCHOOL PLANNER
step
1
step
2
Click “View Progress” to view your
Graduation Status
Click “Submit” when you have selected
your courses and are ready to submit
REVIEW AND SUBMIT COURSES
step
1
Review your selections
step
2
Click Confirm and Print when
you are ready to submit
Note: You will not be able to change your course selections in myBlueprint
after this step. Please consult your Guidance Counsellor if you wish
to make any changes after you have submitted your courses.
PRINT SIGN-OFF SHEET
Congratulations! You’re done!
Please print and return a signed copy of your Course Selection
Sign-Off Sheet to your Counsellor or Teacher.
1 VISIT: WWW.MYBLUEPRINT.CA/TDSB/
2 SELECT SECONDARY SCHOOL & CREATE ACCOUNT
3 ENTER OEN & DATE OF BIRTH
4 BEGIN PLANNING YOUR COURSES
CONTACT US
www.myBlueprint.ca/TDSB
help@myBlueprint.ca
Record Your Goals, High School Plans and Graduation Requirements
Short List (Save) the Opportunities That Interest You
Standardized Data Saves You Time and Makes Exploration Easy
College & University Information Provided:
• Overview
• Number of Students/Faculty
• Male/Female Ratio
• Location, City Population
• Living Expenses
• Transportation Options
• Varsity Sports
• Contact Information
• Direct Links
• Program Description
• Credential Awarded
• Length of Program
• Tuition Fees
• Course Prerequisites
• Minimum Average
• Non-Academic Requirements
• Study Options
• Focus of Study
Apprenticeship Information Provided:
• Description
• Industry Sector
• Minimum Entry Grade
• Red Seal Trade
• Average Wage Rate
• Governing Body
• Industry Committee
• NOC Code
• Regulated/Unregulated
• Length of Program
• In-Class Hours
• Training Breakdown
• Suggested Courses
• Main Duties
Workplace & Occupation Information Provided:
• Overview
• Nature of the Work
• Main Duties
• Skills and Abilities
• Average Wage/Earnings
• Required Education
• Employment Prospects
• Work Prospects
• Related Occupations
• NOC Code
Comprehensive Information to Make Informed Decisions
www.myBlueprint.ca
support@myBlueprint.ca
Articulated Programs
• Attending college first and then university
 College diplomas have lots of pathways to
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university
Can be a less expensive route
Highly competitive universities and
programs offer less admission and credits
See individual college handbooks for details
See sample
College Degrees
 Community Colleges offer degrees that
fulfill the same government requirements
as University degrees (can be used to
apply to Teacher’s College, Grad. school
etc.)
 Most have well paid co-op opportunities
that usually turn into full time jobs
 Usually have chances for overseas
opportunities
 See sample
Scholarships
 Looking for students with strong profiles
(community activities, overseas
experiences, high marks, school
involvement)
 Looking for passion towards a long-term
cause (AIDS, poverty, technology etc.)
 Handout with some tips (Dedication, Ask
for Help, Explore Websites)
Joint Program
 In fours years the student achieves both a
two year college diploma and a four year
university degree
 Placement opportunities
 Overseas opportunities
 See sample
Apprenticeship
 16 year olds with 16 credits can start the
Ontario Youth Apprenticeship Program
(OYAP)
 Choose co-op on option sheet to register with
OYAP and learn valuable skills that will
contribute to successful completion of
Certificate of Qualification
 There are 157 apprenticeships recognized by
the Ministry of Training
 Red Seal program allows for greater mobility
of skilled workers across Canada (currently
there are 46 Red Seal trades)
Use this website to find useful information on Apprenticeships:
www.tcu.gov.on.ca
Use the website to find useful information on college programs in Ontario:
www.ontariocolleges.ca
Use this website to find useful information on university programs in Ontario:
www.electronicinfo.ca
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For more help with option selection,
please make an appointment with your
guidance counsellor.
All information outlined in today’s
presentation will be posted on
Mowat.ca under the Guidance Tab
Thank you for your attention.
Have a good day!