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Grade 11 option presentation

Diploma Requirements Post Secondary Pathways Scholarships. Grade 11 option presentation. Course Selection Timelines:. On line course selection opens: February 8 th , 2012 On line course selection closes: February 21 st , 2012

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Grade 11 option presentation

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  1. Diploma Requirements Post Secondary Pathways Scholarships Grade 11 option presentation

  2. 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

  3. Choices 18 compulsory credits and 12 electives 40 community hours Literacy Test or OLC 401

  4. Spares? Students in grade 12 are required to take8 credits if you have earned 22 or less7 credits if you have earned 23 or more6 credits if you have earned 24 or more

  5. 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

  6. 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 physed setting • This course will prepare students for Fitness and Recreation programs at College

  7. General Prerequisite Requirements for University Programs *(Please check individual universities complete lists of programs and specific requirements)

  8. General Prerequisite Requirements for College Programs *(Please check individual colleges for complete lists of programs and specific requirements)

  9. 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.)

  10. How to choose COOP There is no application process – simply choose COOP as an option in myBlueprint COOP4 – 4 credit full day every other day 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

  11. www.myBlueprint.ca Activation Key: sirmowat

  12. www.myBlueprint.ca/tdsb/ MYBLUEPRINT COURSE SELECTION GUIDE

  13. 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

  14. WWW.MYBLUEPRINT.CA/TDSB Visit... Select your school VISIT: WWW.MYBLUEPRINT.CA/TDSB/ SELECT YOUR SECONDARY SCHOOL

  15. ENTER OEN/DOB (FIRST VISIT) Select your Grade Enter your OEN & Date ofBirth

  16. ACCESS HIGH SCHOOL PLANNER Click on “Plan Courses”

  17. Click on Add <Course> Click on the course you would like to select Click Add Course to Plan

  18. HIGH SCHOOL PLANNER Click “View Progress” to view your Graduation Status Click “Submit” when you have selected your courses and are ready to submit

  19. REVIEW AND SUBMIT COURSES Review your selections 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.

  20. 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.

  21. VISIT: WWW.MYBLUEPRINT.CA/TDSB/ SELECT SECONDARY SCHOOL & CREATE ACCOUNT ENTER OEN & DATE OF BIRTH BEGIN PLANNING YOUR COURSES CONTACT US www.myBlueprint.ca/TDSB help@myBlueprint.ca

  22. Record Your Goals, High School Plans and Graduation Requirements 1

  23. Short List (Save) the Opportunities That Interest You 1

  24. Standardized Data Saves You Time and Makes Exploration Easy 3

  25. 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 3

  26. www.myBlueprint.ca support@myBlueprint.ca

  27. Articulated Programs • Attending college first and then university • College diplomas have lots of pathways to 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

  28. 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

  29. 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)

  30. 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

  31. 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)

  32. Use this website to find useful information on Apprenticeships: www.tcu.gov.on.ca

  33. Use the website to find useful information on college programs in Ontario: www.ontariocolleges.ca

  34. Use this website to find useful information on university programs in Ontario: www.electronicinfo.ca

  35. Username: toronto Password: 41190

  36. 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 TabThank you for your attention. Have a good day!

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