Guidance COrner
Counsellor: Ms. Zeppieri (alpha A-K)
Counsellor & Dept. Head: Ms. Marino (alpha L - Z)
Student Success: Mr. Chin You, Ms. Zeppieri
Secretary: Ms. Ramacharan
Guidance Office Hours
Monday to Friday
8:00 a.m - 3:30 p.m
Telephone: 416-393-5508
Email:
(L - Z) silvana.marino@tcdsb.org
(A - K) romina.zeppieri@tcdsb.org
Instagram: brebeufguidance_tcdsb
The Student Services department at Brebeuf College School takes great pride in offering a variety of services to our students. Our mandate is to support students emotionally, while assisting them with their academic needs and career exploration. Our counsellors are well equipped to support students and their families. Where necessary, our students can access additional services, such as, Student Success, Child Youth Worker, Social Work, and/or school Psychologist.
Listed below are the most common areas of support that Brebeuf counsellors provide to students. Please refer to our Guidance Google Class (code:ehuljoy), to access important forms and documents that are required of students at different times in their academic career at Brebeuf College.
Counselling
Course Selection
Course Changes
Course Information
Course & Level Changes
Course Difficulties
Night/Summer School
Volunteer Hours
Honour Roll Awards
Peer Tutoring
Career Exploration
My Blueprint
Graduation
College & University Applications
OSAP Information
Transfer Requests
E-learning Courses
Scholarship Information
Transcripts
Student Success
SHSM (Special High Skills Major) Enrollment
Dual Credit
Co-op Opportunities
SWAC (School Within A College) Program
OYAP (Ontario Youth Apprenticeship Program)
LEVELS OF STUDY
Students in Grade 9 and 10 will choose courses from the following four types: Academic, Applied, Locally Developed and Open. Courses in Grades 11 and 12 are destination based and offered at the University (U), College (C), University/College (M), Open (O) or Workplace (E) levels. Courses are also offered Advanced Placement (AP), designated by the sixth character “P” of the course code.
COURSE LOAD POLICY
Minimum course loads are as follows:
All Grade 9 - 11 students must take 8 credits per year
Grade 12 students with 23 or fewer credits at the start of the school year must take 8 credits.
Grade 12 students with 24 or more credits at the start of the school year must take 6 credits, a minimum of 3 per semester
Potential graduating students are strongly encouraged to take more than the minimum load.
Students require a minimum of 6 University or University/College credits for admission to a Canadian university.
