Week of Events
Pre-Calculus 11 Boot Camp
Time: 10:00 am – 1:00 pm daily This boot camp is a one-week course introducing the concepts of Pre-Calculus Math 11 for students entering grade 11 math (this course is preparatory and not for credit). Materials provided during the session, including course notes, assignments, homework, and a final exam, will function as resources for students
Pre-Calculus 12 Boot Camp
Time: 2:00 pm – 5:00 pm daily The Pre-Calculus Math 12 boot camp is a one-week course introducing the concepts of Pre-Calculus Math 12 and is intended for incoming math 12 students. The Pre-Calculus 12 boot camp addresses all the Ministry Prescribed Learning Outcomes for Pre-Calculus 12. The course is preparatory and not for credit.
Intro to University Level Writing Workshop
Time: 10:00 am – 1:00 pm daily This course prepares university-bound students for the challenges of writing for different disciplines at the post-secondary level. The course will discuss strategies for successful research and writing in the university's core areas of study: arts, humanities, social sciences, sciences, and business. It will also feature a review of
Canadian Admissions Boot Camp
Time: 2:00 pm – 5:00 pm daily This two-day intensive preparation will help students understand and tackle the Canadian admissions process. The goal of this boot camp is to relieve the stress students feel about the application process and to kick start the process before heading back to school. Some materials will be provided,
ACT/SAT Prep: Full-Length Mock Exam Sitting (+Debrief)
ACT/SAT Prep: Full-Length Mock Exam Sitting (+Debrief)
This option includes a 4-hour exam, exam marking (including customized essay marking), and a 3-hour debrief. Each student is given a cover sheet to help them understand their successes and their areas needing improvement. In order to get an accurate estimate of a student’s abilities, we use only officially released ACT or SAT exams. This
Video Interview Workshop
Video Interview Workshop
This three-hour session prepares students for the video interview components of university applications, such as those required by the commerce programs at UBC, the University of Toronto, and York University, as well as the engineering programs at the University of Toronto and Waterloo. The session will include a presentation that outlines the main components of