Junior/ Intermediate (J/I) Grade 4 to 10
Choose one teaching subject | A total 6 one term courses in the given subject or (4 given subjects with a maximum of 2 related subjects) |
Intermediate/ Senior (I/S) Grade 7 to 12
Choose two teaching subjects | Teaching subject 1 : A total 10 one term courses in the given subject or (6 given subjects with a maximum of 4 related subjects)
Teaching subject 2 : A total 4 one term courses in the given subjects (no related subject) |
| TEACHING SUBJECTS | GIVEN SUBJECT COURSES | RELATED SUBJECT COURSES |
| English | English; Drama Literacy; Creative and Functional Writing; English Composition; English Linguistics, Media Literacy; Literature. ESL courses at level 3000 and above are accepted. | Journalism; Philosophy (Reasoning and Critical Thinking); Religious Studies (e.g. Bible Texts, Pentateuch, Historical Books); Translation (into English only); Communication. |
Dramatic Arts OFFERED only in the J/I cycle in 2025 N.B. Two studio session courses are required (e.g., theatre practice and technique, directing, production). | Dramatic Arts; Theatre Literature (e.g. Molière); Theatre; Directing; Theatre History; Dance; Theatre Practice and Techniques. | Music; Film; Multimedia; Diction; Voice and Speech Development; Animation; Communication. |
Visual Arts OFFERED only in the J/I cycle in 2025 N.B. Two studio session courses are required (e.g. painting, sculpture, photography) | Visual Arts; Art History; Photography; Graphics (computer assisted/ digital arts, synthesizer, video, animation); Painting; Sculpture; Drawing; Multimedia; Crafts; Fine Arts. | Industrial Design; Interior Design; Film; Architecture; Media; Directing. |
French as a native language
University courses in French completed in a country where one of the official languages is not French will be considered " French-as-a-second language " and not " French as a native language ".
| Literature; French Writing; French Grammar; Syntax; Phonology; French-as-a-second language level 3000 and above. | Linguistics of the French Language; Translation (into French only); Journalism; Any field related to literature (e.g. religious, Philosophy); Communication, Dramatic Arts (applied to French or Canadian literature), Media. |
| Geography | Geography; Soil or Earth Science; Climatology; Geomorphology; Glaciology; Geographic Information Systems; Hydrology; Biogeography; Social Impact on their environment; Paleontology; Geomatics; Digital Cartography and Remote Sensing. | Archaeology; Geology; Plant Biology; Chemistry; Demography; Physics; Development Sociology; Social Anthropology; Environmental Sciences, Ecology; Agricultural Science; Mineralogy; Petrology; Geological engineering; Landscape Architecture; Forestry; Plant Science; Soil and Environment; Tourism; Urban Planning, Rural planning and Development. |
History
Two one-term courses in Canadian history are required (e.g., Formation of Canada, New France, Contemporary Canada, Women in Canada, British North America) | Any course beginning with " History of... " (e.g., Art, Literature, Sports, Music, Philosophy, Economics); Ancient Studies; Ancient History; Medieval Studies; Canadian Political Science; Canadian Foreign Policy; Canadian Law; Women in History. | Sociology; Religious Studies; Literature; Aboriginal Studies; Anthropology; Economics; Philosophy; Archaeology; Art History; Canadian Studies. |
| Mathematics | Mathematics; Statistics; Managerial Statistics; Statistical Psychology; Quantitative Methods; Operations Research; Data Analysis; Financial Mathematics; Actuarial Science. | Administration; Finance; Computer Science; Economics; Accounting; Managerial Accounting; Financial Accounting; Science; Engineering; Philosophy of Science. |
Instrumental music
OFFERED in J/I cycle only in 2025
Two instrumental music courses are recommended. (e.g. instrumental lessons, music elements, performance lessons, vocal lessons) | Music; Acoustics; Music by synthesizer/computer/video/animation; Music Theory and Analysis; Musicology; Music History; Choir; Singing. | Theater (musical); Dance; Film; Media. |
Health and Physical Education At least one term course in health science, anatomy, or physiology and one term active-based course such as coaching, physical activity or fitness or sport is highly recommended | Physical Education; Health, Physical Activity; Kinanthropology; Kinesiology; Exercise Science; Sports; Athletics; Physiology; Anatomy; Therapeutic Recreation. | Leisure Science / Recreation; Dance; Nutrition; Sport and Recreation Administration; Biology; relevant Nursing courses. |
| Science - General | Chemistry; Biology; Biochemistry; Physics; Botany; Zoology; Ecology; Biotechnology. | Relevant courses in Engineering; Geology; Philosophy of Science; Environmental Science; Medical Science; Nursing. |
Science - Biology A course in plant biology is highly recommended | Biology; Genetics; Biotechnology; Plant Biology; Biological Foundations of Psychology; Physiology; Anatomy; Ecology; Botany; Zoology; Oceanography; Microbiology; Molecular Biology; Biochemical Engineering; Animal Sciences; Biochemistry; Biophysics; Physiology; Neurology; Medical Sciences; Veterinary Sciences; Epidemiology; Pathology | Physical Anthropology; Physical Education; Occupational Therapy; Nursing; Environmental Science; Philosophy of Science; Nutrition; Agriculture; Kinesiology; Physiotherapy; Pharmacology; Dentistry; Agricultural Ecology; Horticulture; Soil and Environment. |
| Science - Chemistry | Chemistry; Biochemistry; Neurochemistry; Chemical or Biochemical Engineering; Toxicology; Pharmacology. | Environmental Sciences; Physics; Biology; Ecology; Geology; Philosophy of Science. |
| Science - Physics | Physics; Astronomy; Geophysics; Biophysics; Mechanical or Electrical Engineering; Electronics; Neurophysics; Nuclear Physics; Electricity. | Chemistry; Biology; Physical Chemistry; Geology; Philosophy of Science; Biotechnology; Computer Science. |
