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    About Courses at BCI

    How do Senior Courses Differ From Junior Courses in Grade 9 and 10?

    • there are no more ‘academic’, ‘applied’ or ‘locally developed’ courses in grade 11 and 12
    • most courses are all about what destination they prepare you for:
    Course Type Guide
    Letter Course type
    U University preparation courses
    M University and College preparation courses (aka Mixed courses)
    C College preparation courses
    E courses meant to prepare you for entering Employment after HS
    O open courses – for everyone, regardless of destination

    How should I decide which courses to take?

    Work backwards from your goal:

    • Using career research (e.g. Career Cruising), decide on a possible career or careers.
    • Using career research (e.g. Career Cruising), determine where you need to be trained for this career – College? University?
    • Using resources like eInfo (www.electronicinfo.ca for Ontario university programs) or ontariocolleges.ca (Ontario college programs), determine the prerequisite [gotta have] grade 12 courses you will need if you want to apply to those C or U programs
    • From the needed grade 12 courses, determine their pre-requisite courses (grade 11 courses needed)

    How do I fill in my Course Planner?

    • Schedule into your course planner these career related – required courses
    • Schedule into your planner any other high school diploma requirements (Refer to the Diploma & Certifications tab – above grade 10 year choices)
    • Fill in the rest of your electives with courses that will help prepare you for your career choice, or that interest you.

    Are there any other things I should be Aware of when Planning out my courses?

    • co-op courses can be taken in grade 11 and/or 12. Co-op is offered as 2 periods or 4 periods (all day). If you want co-op for 2 credits in grade 11 and in grade 12 as well, just enter the 2 period co-op code in each year column
    • if you can not find a course you need or want, check the eLearning discipline (remember discipline means department).
    • pay attention to the blue and red dots – 2 blue are information/reminders, 2 red are deal breakers. Usually you do not have the required pre-requisite or it is being offered every other year

    Brantford Collegiate Institute and Vocational

    School

    120 Brant Avenue

    Brantford, ON N3T 3H3

    (519) 759-3210 ext. 271000

    Absence: 1-833-557-9420

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    Talking Locker

    Welcome to Talking Locker. The Talking Locker is an opportunity for students, parents, and others to provide input to the school administration. This might include comments about school policies, or it may provide information that helps to ensure our school is a safe, positive environment for our staff and students.


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    All submissions to the Talking Locker are anonymous. They are sent electronically to the school administration at which point they are addressed in the manner thought to be most appropriate.


    Principal

    Michael Degroote

    Vice Principal

    Matthew Malcolm

    Heidi Schleifer

    School Secretary

    Donna-Lee Scott

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    Day End: 2:55 p.m.




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    Welcome to email principal. Please fill out the form below to email Michael Degroote. For general inquiries please reach out to info@granderie.ca. For registration information please go to https://granderie.ca/registration.

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