A person following this pathway would be taking “M” and “C” level courses in grades 11 and 12. The person might be following specialized programs including Cooperative Education and Accelerated OYAP courses which would lead directly into apprenticeship courses at College. Programs can include such fields as Early Childhood Education, Heating & Refrigeration technicians, Hairdressing and Cosmetology, Auto Technician, Plumbing and Electrical fields. Some of these programs can lead to a College Diploma.

OYAP is an option for all secondary school students, including exceptional students, who are working towards an OSSD. A great learning opportunity for all our high school students.

A person following this pathway would be taking “M” , “C” and sometimes “U” level courses in grades 11 and 12. Ontario’s College network offers an incredibly diverse array of courses and programs leading to an assortment of certificates, diplomas, and degrees. In some cases these colleges have direct links to universities allowing students to continue their studies, often with advanced standing. 

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Ontario is blessed with the some of the best universities in the world. They offer a broad spectrum of academic and professional programs for post-secondary students.  Students would be predominately taking courses at the “U” level in grades 11 and 12 and must be aware of the specific requirements for the individual programs they are applying for at these universities.

There are thousands of postsecondary institutions outside Ontario. It is the student's responsibility to seek out schools of interest, to determine the requirements for admission, and to navigate the application process. Guidance Teachers will support students through this journey. When applying some students will need their Guidance Teacher to complete portions of the application. Before a student provides a Guidance Teacher's contact information on an application, it is imperative that the student meets with their Guidance Teacher. In many cases these applications are complex; therefore, students should meet with their Guidance Teacher at least 1 month before the application deadline.