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Your Course Options for Next Year
Your Course Options for Next Year
(Grade 12)
(Grade 12)
For Grade 12 students, you must choose a Grade 12 English course and at least 5 other courses. You must choose a minimum of 7 courses and 3 alternate courses. To maintain full-time status, grade 12 students must have 6 courses at Malvern.
Our Code of Conduct outlines the need to maintain full-time status to participate in sports and extra-curriculars and to be eligible for awards (this may include external awards).
The remaining courses are electives chosen because of a specific destination or because you enjoy that subject.
Check on myBlueprint to be sure that all your diploma requirements will be completed by the end of your grade 12 year.
Check that you have all the prerequisites for the courses you are choosing.
Also, you should do some research into post-secondary programs that you are interested in to make sure you are selecting courses that will be required for entry into that program. MyBlueprint has a post-secondary section that is very helpful for finding prerequisites. If you are not sure how to do this, make a guidance appointment and we will help you.
Students must have earned 23 credits before a spare can be added to your timetable.
The following course is mandatory:
(click link to view Pathways)English (ENG4U1 or ENG4C1)
12.Course Selection Sheets 2025-2026.pdfClick the Pop Out Below to View Grade 12 Options at Malvern
Click the Pop Out Below to View Grade 12 Options at Malvern
If you are in French, you must also choose:
FEF4U4 (Extended) OR
FIF4U5 (Immersion)
NOTE: Be sure to count your Extended and Immersion credits to ensure you have enough to graduate with your certificate:
Extended - 7 credits (8 for Honours)
Immersion - 10 credits (11 for Honours)
It is your responsibility to ensure you have the required amount.
Experiential Learning Opportunities:
Specialist High Skills Major in Health and Wellness
2 credit and 4 credit co-op
Planning on attending COLLEGE? You need to know the following:
Planning on attending COLLEGE? You need to know the following:
Admission requirements vary between specific colleges and programs.
In most cases, an Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) is required; which includes a Grade 12 English course -- College (ENG4C1) or University (ENG4U1).
Colleges may establish program specific admission requirements. Look at the college websites to find out more about program specific admission requirements.
Some programs have special prerequisites required for admission (such as specific courses, essays, medical forms, or testing). These requirements are listed as admission requirements in the individual college calendars/websites.
College Bachelor Degrees require a combination of at least 6 (six) grade 12 university (4U) or mixed (4M) courses including ENG4U1 (Grade 12 University English).
Planning on attending UNIVERSITY? You need to know the following:
Planning on attending UNIVERSITY? You need to know the following:
A high school diploma (OSSD) is required.
You must earn a combination of at least 6 (six) grade 12 university (4U) and/or mixed (4M) courses.
Specific 4U or 4M prerequisite courses are required depending on the university and/or program to which you wish to apply. Universities require you to have earned ENG4U1 (Grade 12 University English).
Some programs may have additional requirements; such as an audition, a portfolio, and completion of a supplementary application and/or personal essay.
OYAP - Ontario Youth Apprenticeship Program
OYAP - Ontario Youth Apprenticeship Program
The Ontario Youth Apprenticeship Program (OYAP) is a program for students that opens the door to work in apprenticeship occupations through the co-operative education program. Students have an opportunity to become registered apprentices and work towards becoming certified journeypersons in a skilled trade while completing their secondary school diplomas.
For more information, visit the OYAP website.
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