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All the course codes have been assigned according to the Common Course Coding System developed by the Ontario Ministry of Education and Training. Each course code has 6 characters.
All the course codes have been assigned according to the Common Course Coding System developed by the Ontario Ministry of Education and Training. Each course code has 6 characters.
The first three characters indicate the discipline, the subject group and course.
The first three characters indicate the discipline, the subject group and course.
For example:
For example:
ENG = English
MAT= Mathematics
BAF = Introduction to Financial Accounting (Business)
The fourth character indicates the grade level:
The fourth character indicates the grade level:
1 = Grade 9
2 = Grade 10
3 = Grade 11
4 = Grade 12
The fifth character indicates the course type:
The fifth character indicates the course type:
W= Destreamed
P = Applied
D = Academic
U = University Preparation
M = University/ College Preparation
C = College Preparation
E = Workplace Preparation
O = Open
L = Locally Developed (Essential)
The sixth character carries additional information:
The sixth character carries additional information:
C = Cooperative education
I = French Immersion
G = Girls Only
Examples:
Examples:
SNC 1L0 ------ Science, Grade 9, Locally Developed
SNC 1L0 ------ Science, Grade 9, Locally Developed
CGC 1DI ------- Canadian Geography, Grade 9, Academic, French Immersion
CGC 1DI ------- Canadian Geography, Grade 9, Academic, French Immersion
TCJ2 2O0 ------ Technological Education Construction, Grade 10, Open
TCJ2 2O0 ------ Technological Education Construction, Grade 10, Open
ENG 2P0 ------ English, Grade 10, Applied
ENG 2P0 ------ English, Grade 10, Applied
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