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Grade 11 courses affect your post-secondary plans! Here's all the information you'll need.
General Information
General Information
Choosing the correct Grade 11 courses is very important. Grade 11 courses are often prerequisite courses for Grade 12 courses, and some can even count towards your admissions to college or university programs.
E.G.: Grade 11 U Biology (SBI3U) is required before you can take Grade 12 U Biology (SBI4U)
NOTE: this is not the case for college level science courses, where there is either Grade 11 OR Grade 12 courses.
It is recommended that you take some time to explore career and post-secondary program options before selecting your grade 11 and 12 courses. Speak to your parents, guidance counsellors and teachers about your preferences and choices.
Courses
Courses
NOTE: Full course descriptions are available through www.myBlueprint.ca, or by contacting the department directly.
Also take note of the eLearning/Dual Credit options when planning your choices.
ENG3E, ENG3C, ENG3U
NBE3E, NBE3C, NBE3U
OLC4O
MEL3E, MBF3C, MCF3M, MCR3U
CIVCAR (GLC2O&CHV2O)
SPH3U, SPH4C
SBI3C, SBI3U
SCH3U, SCH4C
SVN3E
AMU3O/AMU3M
ADA3O
AVI3O/AWD3O /AVI3M
CLU3M/3E
ICS3U/3C
FSF3U/3O
LNODO
LNOAO
COPSE1/COPSE2/COOPED
PPL3O
PAF3O
PAI3O
HFC3M
HPC3O
HSP3C9
NDA3M
NBV3C, NBV3E
TEJ3E
TGJ3M
TCJ3C
TMJ3C
TTJ3C
TTJ3O
IDC3O
IDC4O
RES3W0
English Workplace, College, University
English: Understanding Contemporary FMNI Voices Workplace, College, University
Literacy Course
Mathematics Workplace, College, C/M, University
Career Studies/Civics
Science Physics
Biology College, University
Chemistry
Environmental Science, Workplace
Music Intermediate/Advanced.
Drama
Visual Arts Beginner/Intermediate-Design/Advanced/
Canadian Law
Computer and Information Science
French
Ojibwe
Introduction to Ojibwe
Cooperative Education (Semester 1/2/either semester)
Healthy Active Living Education
Personal and Fitness Activities
Individual & Small Group Activities (Volley/Basketball)
Food and Culture
Raising Healthy Children (Parenting)
Introduction to Anthropology, Psychology, and Sociology (eLearning)
Contemporary First Nations, Métis, and Inuit Issues and Perspectives
World Views and Aspirations of First Nations, Métis, and Inuit Peoples in Canada
Computer Technology - Robotics
Communication Technology
Construction Technology
Manufacturing Technology
Transportation Technology
Vehicle Ownership
Technology For Girls
The Ravens Program
Resource/Learning Strategies
Dual Credits – Cambrian College (See here for more info)
E-Learning Courses (See here for more info)
Alternating Courses
Alternating Courses
These courses are only available every second year.
Next Year 2025-26
Next Year 2025-26
Forces of Nature: Physical Processes and Disasters CGF3M
Human Development Throughout the Lifespan HHG4M
Canada: History, Identity, and Culture CHI4U
Earth and Space Science SES4U
Musical Theatre (after school) AMT2O/3M/4M
2026-27 School Year (projected)
2026-27 School Year (projected)
Guitar AMG3O
Equity and Social Justice; From Theory to Practice HSE4M
World History to the End of the 15th Century CHW3M
Introductory Kinesiology PSK4U
Writer’s Craft EWC4U/4C
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