Credit Bundle (major credits, other credits)
Co-op
Certifications (required and elective)
Experiential Learning and Reach Ahead Experiences
Sector Specific Partnered Experiences in Math, Coding or ICE (Innovation, Creativity & Entrepreneurship)
4 credits from the list below. A minimum of 1 grade 11 major & 1 grade 12 major must be included.
GRADE 11
Digital Photography (AWQ3O/AWQ3M)
Information & Communication Technology (BTA3O)
Intro to Computer Science - App Design (ICS3C)
Intro to Computer Science - Game Design (ICS3U)
Physics (SPH3U)
Computer (Engineering) Technology (TEJ3E/TEJ3M)
Communications Technology - Digital Media and Audio Design (TGJ3O/TGJ3M)
GRADE 12
Digital Photography (AWQ4M)
Computer Science - App Design (ICS3C)
Computer Science - Algorithms & Game Design (ICS4U)
Physics (SPH4C/SPH4U)
Computer Technology (TEJ4E)
Robotics (TER4M)
Communications Technology - Digital Media and Video Design (TGJ4O/TGJ4M)
GRADE 11
Visual Arts (AVI3O/AVI3M)
Accounting (BAF3M)
Entrepreneurship (BDI3C)
Marketing (BMI3C)
Canadian Law (CLU3M)
Biology (SBI3U)
Chemistry (SCH3U)
Environmental Science (SVN3E)
GRADE 12
Visual Arts (AVI4M)
Accounting (BAT4M)
International Business (BBB4M)
Entrepreneurship (BDV4C)
Business Management (BOH4M)
ICT (BTX4C)
Chemistry (SCH4C)
* Students may also take a 4 credit co-op. This will count towards the 2 required co-op credits as well as one major course and one of the "other" required courses.
Standard First Aid with AED and CPR C
WHMIS
Customer Service
Leadership
Digital Lighting
Adobe Photoshop
CISCO IT Essentials
CompTIA A+
Workplace Safety
Counterfeit Detection
Microsoft Office Specialist
Microsoft Technology Associate
Students will get the opportunity to visit Universities, Colleges and workplaces relating to their future goals. They will get a chance to experience what it is like in the industry and learn about what they will need to get there.
The ICE training in SHSM programs will allow students to understand the world from the perspectives of others, generate new ideas, and give students the confidence to develop strategies to implement and sustain their ideas while considering the impacts and consequences their innovation has on the world around them.
For more information please contact Guidance at (416) 394-3210 x 20041