What courses are there in Toronto High School in Canada?

First of all, Toronto high school graduates need 30 credits, 18 compulsory credits and 12 elective credits. Grade 9, 65,438+00, not many choices. They are all basic compulsory courses such as English history, geography, French legal introduction and career introduction, natural science and some elective courses such as music, art and sociology. Elective courses are mainly determined according to the major you want to apply for in the future, but at the same time, you must ensure that you meet the requirements of elective courses, such as taking at least one course in several major events. 1 1 grade, according to the major that the university wants to apply for. For example, after you have satisfied the elective credits of sociology, you can take several more courses in this major. Or if you want to continue to take the physics, chemistry and biology of grade 12 after you have reached the compulsory credits of natural science, these are all elective credits. And when you apply for science, the university will also have requirements. However, because there are four classes per semester, you can only have three classes in four years and two semesters, especially 12. Many students go back to take some relaxing classes, such as jazz music, strings, photography, nutrition and so on, because they have reached the required credits.

To put it simply, when you reach grade 1 1, you should consider the major of the university. After finding the courses in grade 12 required by this major, take the courses in grade 1 1 first, because many courses require courses in the previous year. In grade 1 1, many courses are divided into more detailed categories. For example, 1 1 grade, science is divided into biochemical physics, 1 1 grade, mathematics is divided into higher equations and vectors, data management and introduction to calculus.

Generally speaking, classes are not difficult, but some classes, such as biochemistry, have special terms to memorize. English will be more difficult, but I have just arrived in Toronto, and I have to start tutoring English from ESL. According to the regulations of Toronto Education Bureau, English can only be started in 1 1 grade after ESL.

At the same time, it takes 40 volunteer hours to pass the Ontario high school English reading and writing test.

The Education Bureau also provides night school, Saturday school and summer school, all of which can make up credits.

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