2. Central Peel S. S. Grade 10 Choices for Grade 11

3. 40 Hours  What counts as COMMUNITY SERVICE?  NON- PROFIT tutoring agencies PROFIT, unless they are declared non-profit community agency Lawyers and Accountants PROFIT  DO NOT DISPLACE WORKERS

4. AND YES, YOU NEED TO BE THINKING AHEADAND, YES, YOU NEED TO BE THINKING AHEAD The choices you make for grade 11 impact your options for grade 12 and beyond 4

5. Most employment sectors have a full range of employment opportunities: scientist engineertechnologisttechnician skilled trades assistant More hands-on More conceptual University degree (4-6 yr.) University Degree (4-6 yr.) College diploma (3 yr.) College diploma (2 yr.) Apprenticeship Certification (2-5 yr.) skilled trades person On the job Training (1 – 2 yr.) SCIENCE

6. SOCIAL WORK

7. Compulsory Credits  4 English (gr. 9 - 12)  3 Math (gr. 9 - 12)  2 Science (gr. 9 - 10)  1 The Arts (gr. 9 - 10)  1 Can. Geography (gr. 9)  1 Can. History (gr. 10)  1 French (gr. 9)  1 Health & Physical Ed.  1/2 Career Studies (gr. 10) )  1/2 Civics (gr. 10)

8. Other Credits You Must Have GROUP 1 - 1 additional credit in : –English OR –French as a second language, OR –Gr. 11/12 Social Science OR –Gr. 11/12 Canadian and World Studies OR –Guidance and Career Education OR –Cooperative Education GROUP 2 - 1 additional credit in : - Health and Phys. Ed. OR - Business Studies OR - the Arts OR - Cooperative Education GROUP 3 - 1 additional credit in : Science OR Technological Education OR Cooperative Education

9. Additional Requirements: Successful completion of the Grade 10 Literacy Test Completion of your 40 hours 30 credits Literacy Test Credits Other 12 40 hours Compulsory Credits 18

10. Destination Planning  University in Ontario: six Grade 12 U or M courses www.electronicinfo.ca www.electronicinfo.ca  College: Based on pre-requisite courses as the colleges have identified for their diploma programs (Grade 11/12 U/M/C/O) www.ontariocolleges.ca www.ontariocolleges.ca  Apprenticeship – see the walk in counsellor to review apprenticeship pathway requirements www.apprenticesearch.comwww.apprenticesearch.com  Other destinations - Outside Ontario/Canada? Internet research the institutions

11. Grade 11 types of courses (some different from gr. 10)  Open (O) – same as gr. 9/10  Workplace preparation (E) – locally developed in gr. 9/10  College preparation (C) – applied in gr. 9/10  University preparation (U ) – academic in gr. 9/10  College/University preparation (M) - new in gr. 11 English and Math are compulsories for every gr. 11 student You may also need a group 1/2/3 course if not covered in gr. 9 or 10 – see myblueprint status

12. REGIONAL PROGRAMS  NEED TO TAKE COURSES AS FOLLOWS: AP STRINGS BOTH 1, 2, 3 or moreAMS 3M (3/5/6)Strings courses AP courses – AND AND Refer to the AMI 3M (3/5/6)1, 2, 3 or more list provided in AP courses. December MUST FULFILL COMPULSORY COURSES FOR DIPLOMA GR. 11 ENGLISH, GR. 11 MATH, and group 1/2/3 course if not covered in gr. 9 or 10 -

13. Which Course Type in Grade 11?  Commitment to academic success  Gr. 10 teachers’ RECOMMENDATIONS  Academic achievement so far  Areas of interest, learning style  Possible destinations & requirements  Prerequisites (i.e.. ENG 2D0 – ENG 3U0) Think about your:

14. Grade 10/11 Math Courses Grade 10 Math Course MPM 2D0 MFM 2P0 MAT 2L0 Grade 11 Math Course MCR 3U0 MCF 3M0 MBF 3C0 MEL 3E0 Below 64% Above 78% 65-77% Below 64% Follow these recommendations if you want success!! Note: Only MFM 2P0 to MCF 3M0 on your MFM 2P0 teachers’ recommendation

15. Pre-Requisites for Grade 11  Look at the flow-charts in Chart Your Course to see pre-requisite courses for grade 11 courses. Arrows indicate pre-requisite courses. English Grade 10 Academic English Grade 11 University English Grade 11 College English Grade 10 Applied English Grade 10 Locally Developed English Grade 11 Workplace Chart Your Course is the Common Course Calendar found online under Student Services, at centralpeel.org

16. Co-operative Education  Earn credits by learning at work  Develop job-related skills and explore possible destinations  (COP 4XC) 4 credits = all day, 1 semester, 4 credits  FOR SHSM ONLY (COP 2XC) 2 credits - afternoons, 1 semester

17. Central Peel is very proud to offer A Business Specialist Program that is not offered at many other schools in the board….

18. SHSM - Business Interested students should attend TODAY’s information session and sign up for the program - AUDITORIUM AT LUNCH Required Courses for a SHSM in Grade 11:  2 Grade 11 Business Studies Courses  1 Math Course  Additional Requirements – 2 – 4 credits in Co-op (recommended to be completed through Central Peel SS) * Will complete additional certifications throughout gr. 11

19. SHSM – SPORTS Students may wish to be considered for the Sports SHSM at Central Peel. See Mr. Hamilton in the Phys. Ed. Department for further information.

20. Things to Think About During Course Selection  With ‘Full Disclosure’, Universities and Colleges will receive all of your grade 11 course marks.  Plan to have all compulsory requirements done (except for gr. 12 English) by the end of grade 11 – including Group 1, 2, and 3.  Two grade 11 Phys. Ed. at the ‘open level’ are permitted – just remember they are ‘open level’ and not recognized by universities and colleges

21. Myths Corrected  Universities DO NOT CARE whether you have extra college, open or workplace credits on your record – only that you have a minimum of 6 GRADE 12 U or M courses  RESEARCH pre-requisites for university/college: many programs DO NOT require grade 12 math

22. Course Selection Process ONLINE – choose courses through your High School Planner on myblueprint.ca/peel OR the BYOD page START PLANNING NOW and SUBMIT ONCE YOU ARE SURE OF YOUR COURSES!!! The online site for course selection will open from Jan 6 – Jan 20 only!!

23. DO NOT click the Submit button unless you are absolutely sure about the courses you have chosen Ready to submit? Between Jan 6 – Jan 20, click Submit Courses and follow the instructions When your courses have been submitted, you will be “locked out” and unable to make changes Course Selection Process

24.  Recommended use your “ BYOD Outlook email”  The EASIEST way to access myblueprint is through your BYOD page  Next pages explain how EMAIL Account

31. That Co-Op program looks really good! Talk to your parents Get advice from your teachers Read the Course Description (click on the course code in myblueprint for a description) Choose Wisely!!

32. Dates Until Jan 20 – assistance Guidance Office  ***make sure you can access your myblueprint account – if not see Guidance  *3 computers set up for myBlueprint.ca/peel Jan 20 - deadline  **WAIT LISTS FOR NEXT YEAR COURSES BASED ON WHEN YOU SELECT YOUR COURSES

33. Final reminders  Apply online at  myblueprint.ca/peel  You must select a minimum of 8 courses  Make sure you have the proper prerequisites  The online site for course selection will open from Jan 6 until Jan 20

34. Plan courses now (plan, plan, plan) Submit Courses between Jan 6 – Jan 20

35. Dual Credit Program **Connected with Local Colleges**  Begin to earn College credits AND finish high school AT THE SAME TIME  Attend college classes, 1-2 days/week  Many different options (i.e. ECE, or Electrical or Plumbing)  Provided through co-op program (*must select co-op 4 credit program) – Co-op teachers can provide detailed information

36. SHSM - Business  Customize high school experience to suit your interest and talents in Business Studies  Helps students prepare for a successful transition to University or College  University and College Partners  Obtain a special Ministry Red Seal on your diploma

37. SHSM - Business Requirements for a SHSM in Grade 11:  2 Grade 11 Business Studies Courses  1 English Course  1 Math Course  Additional Requirements – 2 – 4 credits in Co-op (recommended to be completed through Central Peel SS)  6 additional certifications (SHSM teacher arranged and school funded)  Completion of Ontario Skills Passport (assistance through SHSM teacher)  4 Reach-Ahead experiential learning opportunities (assistance through SHSM teacher)