Short guides on how Ontario's math courses connect to each other, how to actually study for them, the official curriculum, and our real schedule for this semester.
The Ministry of Education publishes the exact expectations for every course we teach — useful if you want to see precisely what your child is expected to learn.
The official hub for every Grade 9–12 math course, including MTH1W, MPM2D, MCR3U, MHF4U, and MCV4U.
Ministry of EducationOfficial descriptions and prerequisites for each course, straight from the Ministry's course list page.
Ontario only requires 3 math credits to graduate: one in Grade 9, one in Grade 10, and one more in Grade 11 or 12 — any stream counts. Everything past that third credit is technically an elective, even though certain Grade 12 courses are commonly required for university programs. Here's how our 5 courses sit inside the full picture.
Grade 11 — pick ONE stream. This is what satisfies your 3rd compulsory math credit; nothing past this point is required to graduate.
Grade 12 — university-stream options (elective for graduation, but commonly required for engineering, computer science, and science programs).
In short: our 5 courses cover the full university-stream Functions pathway from Grade 9 through Grade 12 — the track aimed at students heading toward university programs with a math component. We don't currently offer the College or Workplace stream alternatives (MCF3M, MBF3C, MEL3E, MDM4U, MAP4C, MEL4E).
