Terms
This is required before gaining entry into some courses.
Prerequisite.
This is usually earned from a college.
Diploma.
The number of credits required for graduation with an Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD).
30
This skill can also mean running your own business.
Right to Refuse Unsafe Work
Right to Participate
Right to Know
This person works for somebody else.
Employee.
These three post-secondary schools are located within the Region of Waterloo.
Conestoga College
Wilfrid Laurier University
University of Waterloo
These are your two required half-credit courses in high school.
Career Studies & Civics.
This skill means collaborating with your colleagues.
Teamwork.
This might help an employer determine who is best suited for leadership positions.
Personality assessment/test.
This person usually learns on the job from an expert in the field.
Apprentice.
University departments are called this.
Faculties.
These are required classes in grades 11 and 12.
Gr. 11 English
Gr. 12 English
Reliability.
The personality type indicator test that is world-renowned is called this
Myers-Briggs.
This kind of free money doesn't require repayment.
Bursary.
Colleges are focused on this more than universities.
Occupations and practical skills.
The maximum number of high school credits you can earn.
34
This skill means you often do things without being told.
Initiative.
This celebrity is known for his advice "be nice to nerds."
Bill Gates.
This degree usually requires 3-to-5 years of study, with original research and publication of findings.
PhD (Doctorate).
This is the organization through which you will apply to universities in Ontario.
Ontario Universities Application Centre (OUAC).
A 'W' in a course code means the course is geared towards this post-secondary pathway.
This skill means you know what you need and how to go about getting it.
Self-Advocacy.
Ontario's first 'free' public school was located where and in what year?
Preston, 1841.