First, the course content (taking Ontario as an example):
1. Senior high school students need to complete 30 credits before graduation, of which 18 is compulsory and 12 is optional, and each credit is 1 10 hours.
2. 18 compulsory credit courses include: English, French, mathematics, science (physics, chemistry, biology, computer), Canadian history, Canadian geography, art, health, sociology and career development, third language, Canadian world studies, business studies, etc.
Second, the course introduction (for example)
High schools in Canada also have domestic mathematics and physics, but there is no obvious division of disciplines. /kloc-in grade 0/2, students will choose some preparatory courses according to the courses they want to go to university.
1, 12 English
This course is equivalent to the Chinese of Grade Three in China, which mainly cultivates reading and writing ability, and has nothing to do with grammar. ?
The content of study is some novels and Shakespeare's masterpieces. ?
Because this course is a Chinese course, it is more difficult for international students.
This course is compulsory. All universities in Canada require applicants to pass this course and get credits. Some schools even require at least 75 points in this course.
2. Advanced functions
This course is one of the three general mathematics courses in grade 12. This paper mainly studies the expressions and images of 1, 2, 3 trigonometric functions.
This course is relatively simple for mainland students and belongs to the level of senior one. But we should not take it lightly. When we meet strict teachers, it is not easy to get high marks. ?