This course helps students develop advanced skills in performance, production, and critical analysis of dramatic works. Students will explore acting techniques, stagecraft, and the creation of original performances, while analyzing scripts and dramatic texts from a variety of styles and cultures. They will also strengthen collaboration, creativity, and communication skills. This course prepares students for further studies in drama, theater arts, or related fields and encourages confidence in artistic expression.

This course enables students to refine their musical skills through performance, composition, and critical analysis. Students will perform individually and in ensembles, explore complex musical forms and styles, and develop their understanding of music theory and history. They will also create and analyze musical works, enhancing creativity, technical ability, and interpretive skills. This course prepares students for further study in music and fosters a deeper appreciation for music as an art form.

This course introduces students to key concepts in international business, including global markets, trade, marketing, finance, and management. Students will analyze international business scenarios, explore economic trends, and develop strategies for operating in a global economy. They will also strengthen problem-solving, research, and critical thinking skills. This course prepares students for post-secondary studies in business and provides an understanding of how businesses operate internationally.

This course helps students explore global issues from a geographic perspective, examining topics such as population, migration, environmental sustainability, and global conflicts. Students will analyze data, evaluate sources, and investigate the interconnections between human and physical systems. They will also develop critical thinking, research, and communication skills, enabling them to understand complex global challenges and propose informed solutions. This course prepares students for further study in geography, social sciences, and related fields.

This course offers the same academic focus as CGW4U, with a special emphasis on global issues in partnership with World Vision International. Students will explore human geography topics such as global development, inequality, humanitarian issues, and environmental sustainability. They will analyze real-world case studies, develop solutions, and examine the impact of global organizations. This course enhances research, problem-solving, and critical thinking skills while fostering a deeper understanding of global citizenship

This course explores the history, identity, and cultural development of Canada from a national and global perspective. Students will investigate significant events, movements, and people that have shaped Canada’s political, social, and cultural landscape. Through critical analysis of primary and secondary sources, students will develop research, interpretation, and communication skills. This course encourages reflection on Canada’s identity and culture and prepares students for further study in history, social sciences, and related fields.

This course explores global history from the fifteenth century to the present, examining major political, social, economic, and cultural developments. Students will analyze historical events, trends, and movements, evaluate multiple perspectives, and interpret primary and secondary sources. This course develops critical thinking, research, and communication skills while helping students understand the forces that have shaped the modern world and its global interactions.

This course helps students explore contemporary economic issues and policies at both national and global levels. Students will analyze economic data, evaluate current events, and consider the social, political, and ethical implications of economic decisions. They will develop research, problem-solving, and critical thinking skills, preparing them for further study in economics, business, or related fields.

This course examines the political systems, processes, and issues in Canada and around the world. Students will analyze governments, political ideologies, and global challenges while exploring the rights and responsibilities of citizens. Through research, discussion, and analysis, students will develop critical thinking, communication, and decision-making skills. This course encourages students to become informed, responsible participants in civic life and prepares them for further studies in political science or social sciences.

This course focuses on practical reading, writing, and communication skills for college and everyday life. Students will study a variety of texts, including short stories, articles, media works, and plays, and learn to analyze and respond to ideas effectively. They will also develop writing, research, and presentation skills, fostering confidence in expressing ideas clearly and appropriately

This course develops advanced skills in reading, writing, oral communication, and media literacy. Students will engage with a wide range of texts—novels, plays, poetry, and media works—to interpret meaning, analyze ideas, and communicate effectively. They will also create their own written and media texts, enhancing creativity, critical thinking, and academic skills in preparation for post-secondary studies.

This course encourages students to explore and analyze literature from various genres, periods, and cultures. Students will examine literary techniques, themes, and forms while developing advanced reading, writing, and critical thinking skills. They will also create analytical and creative responses to literature, deepening their appreciation of language and storytelling. This course prepares students for further studies in literature, humanities, and related fields.

This course helps students refine their skills in writing for a variety of purposes, audiences, and genres. Students will focus on planning, drafting, revising, and editing their work, while exploring stylistic and rhetorical techniques. They will also analyze professional writing to understand effective communication strategies. This course enhances creativity, critical thinking, and expression, preparing students for post-secondary studies and professional communication.

This course helps students develop and strengthen the reading, writing, and communication skills needed to succeed in everyday life and meet the Ontario Secondary School Literacy requirement. Students will engage with a variety of texts, practice comprehension strategies, and develop effective writing skills for different purposes and audiences. They will also build confidence in expressing ideas clearly and accurately, while applying critical thinking and problem-solving skills

This course develops students’ advanced skills in listening, speaking, reading, and writing in French. Students will expand vocabulary, explore complex grammar structures, and engage with authentic francophone texts and media. They will also deepen their understanding of francophone cultures and societies, enhancing communication, cultural awareness, and confidence in using French for academic and real-world purposes

This course helps students develop an in-depth understanding of nutrition, health, and wellness. Students will explore the principles of healthy eating, the impact of lifestyle choices on physical and mental health, and strategies for promoting personal and community well-being. They will also analyze current health issues and develop practical skills to make informed decisions for lifelong health. This course prepares students for further study in health sciences and related fields.

This course examines the structure, dynamics, and roles of families in Canadian society. Students will explore social, cultural, and economic factors that influence family life and relationships. They will develop research, communication, and problem-solving skills while analyzing contemporary family issues and policies. This course prepares students for further study in social sciences, human services, and related college programs.

This course provides an in-depth study of Canadian families, exploring their roles, structures, and challenges in a contemporary context. Students will examine social, cultural, and economic influences on family life and analyze issues such as diversity, gender roles, and policy impacts. They will develop research, analytical, and communication skills, preparing them for university-level studies in social sciences, human development, and related fields.

This course helps students explore social change and the factors that drive challenges and transformations in society. Students will examine historical and contemporary social issues, including inequality, human rights, globalization, and technological change. Through research, discussion, and analysis, students will develop critical thinking, problem-solving, and communication skills. This course prepares students for university studies in social sciences, humanities, and related disciplines.

This course explores fundamental philosophical questions about existence, knowledge, morality, and the human experience. Students will examine major philosophical theories and the ideas of influential thinkers while developing skills in reasoning, argumentation, and critical analysis. This course encourages reflection on personal beliefs and ethical issues, preparing students for university studies in philosophy, humanities, and related disciplines.

This course builds on students’ programming and computational thinking skills, focusing on advanced problem-solving, algorithm design, and software development. Students will explore data structures, object-oriented programming, and the social and ethical implications of technology. This course develops logical thinking, creativity, and innovation while preparing students for post-secondary studies in computer science, engineering, and technology-related fields.

This course introduces students to the field of data science, combining mathematics, statistics, and technology to analyze and interpret complex data sets. Students will develop skills in data collection, visualization, and analysis, while exploring real-world applications across various disciplines. This course encourages critical thinking, problem-solving, and informed decision-making, preparing students for university studies and careers in data-driven fields.

This course explores the music industry from artistic, business, and technological perspectives. Students will study music production, marketing, promotion, legal considerations, and career opportunities within the industry. They will also develop project management, collaboration, and critical thinking skills while applying business concepts to creative endeavors. This course prepares students for university studies and careers in music, arts management, and related fields.

This course helps students strengthen practical mathematical skills for college, the workplace, and everyday life. Students will explore topics such as algebra, measurement, proportional reasoning, and data management, applying problem-solving strategies to real-world situations. This course develops numeracy, logical thinking, and confidence in using mathematics effectively in practical contexts

This course focuses on developing mathematical skills used in technology-related fields and workplace applications. Students will study algebra, trigonometry, measurement, and geometry while solving practical, technology-oriented problems. They will develop problem-solving, analytical, and reasoning skills, preparing them for further studies in college programs that require applied mathematics.

This course develops students’ understanding of calculus and vector concepts, including differentiation, integration, and applications in real-world contexts. Students will also study vector operations and their applications in geometry and physics. This course enhances problem-solving, analytical, and critical thinking skills and prepares students for university-level studies in mathematics, science, engineering, and technology.

This course helps students develop skills in organizing, analyzing, and interpreting data to make informed decisions. Students will explore probability, statistics, and data modeling through practical and real-world applications. This course strengthens problem-solving, critical thinking, and analytical skills, preparing students for university-level studies in mathematics, business, social sciences, and data-driven fields.

This course develops students’ understanding of functions, their properties, and applications in various contexts. Students will study polynomial, rational, exponential, logarithmic, and trigonometric functions, and explore transformations and real-world problem-solving. This course enhances analytical thinking, mathematical reasoning, and prepares students for senior-level calculus and other university-level math courses.

This course introduces students to the study of human movement, anatomy, physiology, and biomechanics. Students will explore the principles of physical activity, exercise, and performance, and examine the effects of lifestyle choices on health and fitness. They will also develop skills in research, analysis, and communication, preparing them for further studies in kinesiology, health sciences, and related fields

This course explores the principles and applications of biology, including cellular processes, molecular genetics, biotechnology, and human systems. Students will conduct experiments, analyze data, and investigate current biological issues to develop scientific inquiry and critical thinking skills. This course prepares students for university-level studies in biology, health sciences, and related fields, while emphasizing connections between biology and real-world applications.

This course focuses on advanced concepts in chemistry, including chemical kinetics, equilibrium, thermodynamics, electrochemistry, and organic chemistry. Students will develop laboratory, analytical, and problem-solving skills through experiments and investigations. This course prepares students for university-level studies in chemistry, engineering, health sciences, and related disciplines

This course provides an integrated approach to scientific concepts and principles, combining elements of biology, chemistry, physics, and earth sciences. Students will explore interdisciplinary topics, develop problem-solving and investigative skills, and examine real-world scientific issues. This course prepares students for further studies in science and technology at both college and university levels.

This course helps students develop practical knowledge of physics concepts, including motion, energy, waves, and electricity, with a focus on real-world applications. Students will conduct experiments, analyze data, and solve problems using mathematical reasoning. This course prepares students for college-level studies and applied fields that require foundational physics knowledge.

This course focuses on advanced physics concepts, including mechanics, electricity, waves, and modern physics. Students will engage in theoretical and experimental investigations, applying mathematical and analytical reasoning to solve complex problems. This course prepares students for university-level studies in physics, engineering, and other science and technology disciplines.