1. COURSE SELECTION: Grade 11 Students
… Thinking about Grade 12 Courses for
September 2019

2. AGENDA BYOD and myBlueprint Credit History / Diploma Requirements
Planning for Grade 12
Choosing Your Courses

4. Your BYOD Email Address
used for important communication between you and the school
this address and password are used to choose your courses through myblueprint.ca/peel
Your address is:

5. BYOD LOGIN and Email Link
BYOD page and the Link to your !

6. MyBlueprint
Link to myBlueprint

7. Credit History / Diploma Requirements
Logging on to myBlueprint will allow you access to all your credit information.

8. By the end of Grade 11, you should have at least 24/30 credits
Diploma Requirements
By the end of Grade 11, you should have accumulated 24 credits.
By the end of Grade 11, you should have at least 24/30 credits
17 Courses should be Compulsory

9. Diploma Requirements
Have you met the credit requirements from the 3 ‘additional groupings’? You need 1 credit from each of these groupings.

10. Community Involvement
40 Hours Needed
Student Responsibility
Tracking Sheets Located in Student Services
Literacy Test
you must pass the OSSLT or Complete the Ontario Literacy Course
if you are unsuccessful on your first attempt at the test:
Option 1: Re-write the Literacy Test
Option 2: Sign up for OLC4O0

11. Which Course Type in Grade 12? University, College, Workplace, Mixed
academic achievement
teacher RECOMMENDATIONS
commitment to academic success
your interests, passions, learning style
possible destinations and requirements
review with your parent/guardian
prerequisites – RESEARCH!!!

12. Destination Planning
First Resource: myBlueprint.ca (post-secondary planning)
University in Ontario: Six grade 12 U or M courses 
College in Ontario: Grade 11&12 U/M/C/O 
Applied Degrees: Six Grade 12 U or M courses 
Apprenticeship: OSSD - Diploma –math/science?

13. Choosing Your Courses

14. Learn About Courses… …. Do your research! www.myblueprint.ca/peel
( > Student Services > Course Selection > Student Friendly Course Descriptions)
subject teachers
guidance counsellor
friends / other students

15. Choosing Your Courses 6-8 credits 1 compulsory credit
- English (ENG4U/4C/4E); up to 7 optional credits
OSSD requirements and post-secondary requirements
make realistic choices (ability, post-secondary plans, interests)
research post-secondary programs

16. Do you NEED another Math?
Grade 11/12 Math Courses
Do you NEED another Math?

17. Additional Credit Requirements for Programs
SHSM (Specialist High Skills Major) Students:
ensure you have your core courses, co-op, additional qualifications and certifications, and CLAs
SHSM students: must select PAI4OH

18. Co-Operative Education (co-op)
Course Codes: COP 2XC (2 credits) and COP 4XC (4 credits)
Dual credits (4-credit option only)
OYAP (Culinary Arts, Construction, Child Development, Plumbing, and more….)
SHSM students (at least 2-credit co-op needed)

19. NEW Grade 12 COURSE!!! OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES – PAD4O0
Outdoor Education Course will focus on advancing students' knowledge and skill set in the natural world.
Aim to develop a lifelong connection of healthy active living in the great outdoors.
Fun filled, active course, centered on exploring outdoor sports and activities.
Co-Ed class

20. WARNING! If an X appears ENSURE are able to take the course.
STEP: 1
Go to High School
STEP: 2
ADD courses
WARNING! If an X appears ENSURE are able to take the course.
Make sure you have the
pre-requisite?

21. Be sure to review your selections before submitting!
STEP: 3
SUBMIT
IMPORTANT!
Be sure to review your selections before submitting!
You will not be able to revise without seeking assistance from Guidance.

22. Need to get the SIGN OFF SHEET signed before submitting to Guidance
CONFIRM & PRINT
Need to get the SIGN OFF SHEET signed before submitting to Guidance

23. Course Selection OPENS:
Monday December 10th!
Course Selection CLOSES:
Tuesday January 8th 2019

24. Waitlists
if a course you really want is full, you will be put on a waitlist
no guarantee you will get into this course
to minimize chances of being put on a waitlist:
Select your courses early
Make appropriate choices
Make Sure to Pick an Alternate Course

25. Timetable Changes
timetable changes are very difficult (and sometimes impossible) once the semester starts
the whole school timetable is built based on YOUR choices!
be certain about the courses you are choosing
optional course change requests will not be considered in September

26. Final Thoughts login to your myBlueprint account research
be realistic about your choices
select courses online by Tuesday, January 8th, 2019
you will receive feedback about your course selections at a later time and will be able to make changes then

27. Need Help? Questions? See your Guidance Counsellor if you need help!!!
And do your research!
( > Student Services > Course Selection > Student Friendly Course Descriptions)
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