APPRENTICESHIP INFORMATION

Ministry of Education – Training and Jobs

Apprenticeships Outside of Toronto Area

Six Routes To Apprenticeship



cholarship,Bursary &
Financial Assistance Links
Student Awards (Scholarship Database)

Scholarships Canada (Scholarship Database)

OSAP Application
Ontario School Counsellors' Association - Scholarships & Financial Assistance

Canadian Merit Scholarship Foundation

CANLEARN

eINFO -- Searchable Scholarships For Ontario Universities

Merit Bursary Award Program

 

ADDITIONAL WEBSITES FOR STUDENTS PLANNING TO ATTEND
POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION -- CLICK HERE
****Information you will find here, includes: Scholarship Databases, Awards Bursaries and Scholarship Articles, Financial Aid and Scholarship Sites for Colleges & Universities, Finding Schools Outside of Ontario and Canada, Websites for English Language Tests and U.S. Tests, Apprenticeships, Career Exploration.

 

Websites For U.S. Tests
• SATI(Reasoning Test) & SATII (Subject Test)
• ACT (American College Testing)

Interactive Career Resources
Find the right career, explore different career options, and/or plan future
education and training.

Career Cruising - Username: toronto Password: 40590

MyBlueprint.ca - To Log in use Activation code: cedarbrae1

Ontario School Counsellor's Association
(self assessment tools)

Ontario School Counsellor's Association
(Career Development)
Mazemaster (Click on “Job Seeker” and then create an account)

Job Futures Looking for information about the World of Work,
check out this site!!

Service Canada - Career Quizzes

Ontario Skills Passport- Skills and Work Habits for the Workplace

Option Selection Process

Links to the 2012-2013 Option Selection Process

• Practice Course Planning Chart 2012-2013(use this chart as your option sheet)
•Course Planning Chart 2012-2013 (use this sheet to compare with your practice chart)
•Course Selection Chart 2012-2013 ( a list of all course names and codes offered)

COURSE SELECTION PLANNING GUIDE - FROM CHOICES 2012/2013

myBlueprint Course Selection Instruction Sheet

2012-2013 GRADE 9 COURSE DESCRIPTIONS AND CODES

Course Selection Presentations (January 2012)

GRADE 9 (going to grade 10)
GRADE 10 (going to grade 11)
GRADE 11 (going to grade 12)
GRADE 12 (going to postsecondary or returning)
SCHOOL COUNCIL PRESENTATION

2012-2013 Grade 10-12 Cedarbrae Supplement
(Course codes and Prerequisites for each subject area)

General Information	Art	Business	Computer Studies and Co-operative Education
Drama Arts and Screen Arts	English and ESL	Family Studies and Geography	Guidance, Career Education, Special Education, & Interdisciplinary Studies
History	Languages and Mathematics	Music and Health and Physical Education	Science and Technological Studies
Immersion and Extended French	Co-operative Education Program Information	Programs Offering Certificates	Diploma Requirements

Resources to Help With Course Selection
• Course Selection for Career Pathways
• Course Types - Grade 9-12
• Examining Math Pathways - Making Choices for Grade 9 and Beyond
• Understanding Course Codes
• Choices 2012-2013
• What You Need to Graduate (Diploma Requirements)
• Math and English Pathways Flowchart
• Science Pathways Flowchart

 

GRADE 9 CROSSOVER MATERIAL -- CLICK HERE
***Students who are successful in academic or applied Science,or French in grade 9 will be able to go on to either the academic or applied course in the same subject in grade 10. This additional course work, of up to 30 hours, gives the student an opportunity to demonstrate achievement of the learning expectations that are included in one grade 9 course, but not in the other.

CEDARBRAE'S COMMUNITY HOURS SHEET - CLICK HERE