We have an exciting new course in term 2: Green Industries: Horticulture - check it out! Horticulture is the art and science of growing everything from fruit, vegetables, flowers, trees, shrubs, to ornamental plants
Term 1: September 23 - November 20 |
Registration for term 1 is closed. Unfortunately, we cannot offer waiting lists or late registrations.
Course
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ONLINE
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*ASM3O |
Media Arts, Grade 11, Open |
BOH4M |
Business Leadership: Management Fundamentals, Grade 12, University/College |
CGG3O |
Travel and Tourism: A Geographic Perspective, Grade 11, Open |
*CLU3M |
Understanding Canadian Law, Grade 11, University/College |
ENG2D |
English, Grade 10 |
ENG3C |
English, Grade 11, College |
ENG3E |
English, Grade 11, Workplace |
ENG3U |
English, Grade 11, University |
ENG4C |
English, Grade 12, College |
ENG4E |
English, Grade 12, Workplace |
ENG4U |
English, Grade 12, University |
*EWC4U |
The Writer's Craft, Grade 12 University |
GLS4O |
Adv Learning Strat: Skills for Success After Secondary School, Grade 12, Open |
HHG4M |
Human Development Throughout the Lifespan, Grade 12, University/College |
HSP3C |
Introduction to Anthropology, Psychology, and Sociology, Grade 11, College |
HSP3U |
Introduction to Anthropology, Psychology, and Sociology, Grade 11, University |
MCF3M |
Functions and Applications, Grade 11, University/College |
MCR3U |
Functions, Grade 11, University |
MEL3E |
Mathematics for Work and Everyday Life, Grade 11, Workplace |
MEL4E |
Mathematics for Work and Everyday Life, Grade 12, Workplace |
MPM2D |
Principles of Mathematics, Grade 10, Academic |
OLC4O |
Ontario Secondary School Literacy Course, Grade 12, Open |
SBI3U |
Biology, Grade 11, University |
*SNC4M |
Science, Grade 12, University/College |
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ONLINE FULL DAY (course content)
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DCO3O |
Creating Opportunities through Co-op, Grade 11, Open Note: Some requirements may take place on-site at the Wheable Education Centre.
The co-op teacher will organize these times with students.
ON-SITE or ON-LINE Placement Possibilities Available
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IN-SCHOOL MORNINGS: Wheable Education Centre, London 9:00 am - 11:45 am |
MTH1W |
Mathematics, Grade 9 |
SBI4U |
Biology, Grade 12, University |
TTA3C |
Transportation Technology: Auto Service, Grade 11, College |
TTA4C |
Transportation Technology: Auto Service, Grade 12, College |
TXJ3E |
Hairstyling & Aesthetics, Grade 11, |
TXJ4E |
Hairstyling & Aesthetics, Grade 12 |
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IN-SCHOOL AFTERNOONS: Wheable Education Centre, London 12:30 pm - 3:15 pm |
HFL4E |
Food and Healthy Living, Grade 12, Workplace |
SNC2D |
Science, Grade 10 |
SCH3U |
Chemistry, Grade 11, University |
TCJ3C |
Construction Engineering Technology, Grade 11, College |
TCJ4C |
Construction Engineering Technology, Grade 12, College |
THJ3E |
Green Industries, Grade 11, |
THJ4E |
Green Industries, Grade 12, |
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Term 2: November 25th - January 31st, 2025 Registration is open until November 15th |
You may take up to two credits per term, either two single credit courses or one double credit/full day course.
You can search the first five characters of the course code in the linked Ministry of Education catalogue for more information about each course. Within the document, press Ctrl F2 to search.
Link to Ministry of Education Course Descriptions & Prerequisites
Please note: In adult and continuing education, senior U and M courses assume completion of grade 9 and 10 English (and often other core subjects) even when "no prerequisite" is stated in the Ministry catalogue linked above.
*Course codes with an asterisk are new to our offering or returning after not being offered for several years
As courses fill, they will be closed on the registration form and then on this webpage. The registration form is always the most current listing of available courses.
COURSE |
ONLINE |
BMI3C |
Marketing: Goods, Services, Events, Grade 11, College Will close soon |
CHW3M |
World History to the End of the 15th Century, Grade 11, University/College Will close soon |
CHY4U |
World History since the 15th Century, Grade 12, University |
EMS3O
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CLOSED: Media Studies, Grade 11, Open
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ENG3C
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CLOSED: English, Grade 11, College Preparation |
ENG3U |
CLOSED: English, Grade 11, University
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ENG4C |
CLOSED: English, Grade 12, College
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ENG4U |
CLOSED: English, Grade 12, University
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GWL3O
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CLOSED: Designing Your Future, Grade 11, Open |
HIP4O |
Personal Life Management, Grade 12, Open |
HSB4U |
CLOSED: Challenge and Change in Society, Grade 12, University
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HSG3M |
Gender Studies, Grade 11, University/College |
MBF3C
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CLOSED: Foundations for College Mathematics, Grade 11, College |
MHF4U |
Advanced Functions, Grade 12, University RE-OPENED |
OLC4O |
Ontario Secondary School Literacy Course, Grade 12, Open RE-OPENED |
PPZ3C
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CLOSED: Health for Life, Grade 11, College |
SCH3U
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CLOSED: Chemistry, Grade 11, University |
SCH4U |
Chemistry, Grade 12, University |
SNC2D
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CLOSED: Science, Grade 10, Academic |
SPH3U |
Physics, Grade 11, University Will close soon |
SVN3E |
Environmental Science, Grade 11, Workplace Will close soon |
HIP4O |
Personal Life Management, Grade 12, Open |
SPH4C |
Physics, Grade 12, College |
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IN-SCHOOL MORNINGS Wheable Education Centre, London 9:00 am - 11:45 am
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MPM2D |
CLOSED: Principles of Mathematics, Grade 10, Academic
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MCF3M |
Functions and Applications, Grade 11, University/College |
TTJ3O |
Transportation Technology: Vehicle Ownership, Grade 11, Open |
TTJ4E |
Transportation Technology: Vehicle Maintenance, Grade 12, |
TXJ3E |
Hairstyling & Aesthetics, Grade 11, Workplace Will close soon |
TXJ4E |
Hairstyling & Aesthetics, Grade 12, Workplace Will close soon |
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IN-SCHOOL AFTERNOONS Wheable Education Centre, London 12:30 pm - 3:15 pm
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ENG2D |
English, Grade 10, Academic |
MCT4C |
CANCELLED: Mathematics for College Technology, Grade 12, College |
SBI3C |
Biology, Grade 11, College Will close soon |
SBI3U |
Biology, Grade 11, University Will close soon |
TCJ3E |
Construction Technology, Grade 11, Workplace |
TCJ4E |
Construction Technology, Grade 12, Workplace |
*THH3E |
Green Industries: Horticulture, Grade 11, Workplace Will close soon |
*THH4E |
Green Industries: Horticulture, Grade 12, Workplace Will close soon |
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Term 3: February 10th - April 15th |
You may take up to two credits per term, either two single credit courses or one double credit/full day course.
You can search the first five characters of the course code in the linked Ministry of Education document for more information about each course. Within the document, press Ctrl F2 to search.
Link to Ministry of Education Course Descriptions & Prerequisites
Please note: In adult and continuing education, senior U and M courses assume completion of grade 9 and 10 English (and often other core subjects) even when "no prerequisite" is stated in the Ministry catalogue linked above.
*Course codes with an asterisk are new to our offering or returning after not being offered for several years
COURSE |
ONLINE |
*BMX3E |
Marketing: Retail and Service, Grade 11 |
CGG3O |
Travel and Tourism: A Geographic Perspective, Grade 11, Open |
CLN4U |
Canadian and International Law, Grade 12, University |
ENG2D |
English, Grade 10, Academic |
ENG3C |
English, Grade 11, College |
ENG3U |
English, Grade 11, University |
ENG4C |
English, Grade 12, College |
ENG4U |
English, Grade 12, University |
GLS4O |
Adv Learning Strat: Skills for Success After Secondary School, Grade 12, Open |
HPC3O |
Raising Healthy Children, Grade 11, Open |
*HSC4M |
World Cultures, Grade 12, University/College |
HSE3E |
Equity, Diversity, and Social Justice, Grade 11, Workplace |
MCF3M |
Functions and Applications, Grade 11, University/College |
MCV4U |
Calculus and Vectors, Grade 12, University |
MEL3E |
Mathematics for Work and Everyday Life, Grade 11, Workplace |
MTH1W |
Mathematics, Grade 9 |
*NBE3U |
Contemporary Aboriginal Voices, Grade 11, University |
OLC4O |
Ontario Secondary School Literacy Course, Grade 12, Open |
SBI3U |
Biology, Grade 11, University |
SBI4U |
Biology, Grade 12, University |
SCH4C |
Chemistry, Grade 12, College (prereq is grade 10 applied or academic science) |
SPH4U |
Physics, Grade 12, University |
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ONLINE FULL DAY |
DCO3O |
Creating Opportunities through Co-op, Grade 11, Open |
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IN-SCHOOL MORNINGS Wheable Education Centre, London 9:00 am - 11:45 am |
ENG3U |
English, Grade 11, University |
ENG4C |
English, Grade 12, College |
ENG4U |
English, Grade 12, University |
*LWSCU |
Spanish, Grade 11 |
SCH3U |
Chemistry, Grade 11, University |
TTJ3E |
Transportation Technology: Vehicle Maintenance, Grade 11, Workplace |
TTJ4E |
Transportation Technology: Vehicle Maintenance, Grade 12, Workplace |
TXA3E |
Aesthetics, Grade 11, Workplace |
TXA4E |
Aesthetics, Grade 12, Workplace |
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IN-SCHOOL AFTERNOONS Wheable Education Centre, London 12:30 pm - 3:15 pm |
AVI3M |
Visual Arts, Grade 11, University/College |
AVI4M |
Visual Arts, Grade 12, University/College |
HFC3E |
Food and Culture, Grade 11, Workplace |
HFC3M |
Food and Culture, Grade 11, University/College |
MBF3C |
Foundations for College Mathematics, Grade 11, College |
MCR3U |
Functions, Grade 11, University Preparation |
*SNC1W |
Science, Grade 9 |
*TTB3C |
Transportation Technology: Auto Body, Grade 11, College |
*TTB4C |
Transportation Technology: Auto Body, Grade 12, College |
TWJ3E |
Custom Woodworking, Grade 11, Workplace |
TWJ4E |
Custom Woodworking, Grade 12, Workplace |
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Term 4: April 22nd - June 18th |
You may take up to two credits per term, either two single credit courses or one double credit/full day course.
You can search the first five characters of the course code in the linked Ministry of Education document for more information about each course. Within the document, press Ctrl F2 to search.
Link to Ministry of Education Course Descriptions & Prerequisites
Please note: In adult and continuing education, senior U and M courses assume completion of grade 9 and 10 English (and often other core subjects) even when "no prerequisite" is stated in the Ministry catalogue linked above.
*Course codes with an asterisk are new to our offering or returning after not being offered for several years
COURSE |
ONLINE |
*ASM3O |
Media Arts, Grade 11, Open |
BBB4M |
International Business Fundamentals, Grade 12, University/College |
*CGF3M |
Forces of Nature: Physical Processes & Disasters, Grade 11, University/College |
ENG2D |
English, Grade 10, Academic |
ENG3C |
English, Grade 11, College |
ENG3E |
English, Grade 11, Workplace |
ENG3U |
English, Grade 11, University |
ENG4C |
English, Grade 12, College |
ENG4E |
English, Grade 12, Workplace |
ENG4U |
English, Grade 12, University |
*GPP3O |
Leadership and Peer Support, Grade 11, Open |
HHS4C |
Families in Canada, Grade 12, College |
HHS4U |
Families in Canada, Grade 12, University |
HIP4O |
Personal Life Management, Grade 12, Open |
HSP3C |
Introduction to Anthropology, Psychology, and Sociology, Grade 11, College |
HSP3U |
Introduction to Anthropology, Psychology, and Sociology, Grade 12, University |
MAP4C |
Foundations for College Mathematics, Grade 12, College |
MCT4C |
Mathematics for College Technology, Grade 12, College |
MDM4U |
Mathematics of Data Management, Grade 12, University |
MHF4U |
Advanced Functions, Grade 12, University |
MPM2D |
Principles of Mathematics, Grade 10, Academic |
OLC4O |
Ontario Secondary School Literacy Course, Grade 12, Open |
SBI3C |
Biology, Grade 11, College |
SBI3U |
Biology, Grade 11, University |
SCH3U |
Chemistry, Grade 11, University |
SCH4U |
Chemistry, Grade 12, University |
SNC2D |
Science, Grade 10, Academic |
*SVN3M |
Environmental Science, Grade 11, University/College |
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IN-SCHOOL MORNINGS Wheable Education Centre, London 9:00 am - 11:45 am |
MEL3E |
Mathematics for Work and Everyday Life, Grade 11, |
PSK4U |
Introductory Kinesiology, Grade 12, University |
TTS3C |
Transportation Tech: Small Engine & Recreational Equipment, Grade 11, College |
TTS4C |
Transportation Tech: Small Engine & Recreational Equipment, Grade 12, College |
TXH3E |
Hairstyling, Grade 11, Workplace |
TXH4E |
Hairstyling, Grade 12, Workplace |
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IN-SCHOOL AFTERNOONS Wheable Education Centre, London 12:30 pm - 3:15 pm |
OLC4O |
Ontario Secondary School Literacy Course, Grade 12, Open |
TCC3E |
Construction Technology: Carpentry, Grade 11, Workplace |
TCC4E |
Construction Technology: Carpentry, Grade 11, Workplace |
*THJ3E |
Green Industries, Grade 11, Workplace |
*THJ4E |
Green Industries, Grade 12, Workplace |
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REGISTRATION questions |
How do I register for a course? |
The link to our registration form will be posted on this webpage during the registration period. Before you register, please review the "Registering" section above.
- Recent TVDSB students: you will need your OEN; and a picture/pdf of transcripts for any non-TVDSB courses you may have taken; photo identification and proof of citizenship/immigration
- Legacy TVDSB students (pre-2005): you will need a picture or pdf of transcripts for any non-TVDSB courses you may have taken; and a picture/pdf of a piece of paper with your name, birthdate and the statement "I attended TVDSB schools more than 15 years ago"; photo identification; and proof of citizenship/immigration status
- New to TVDSB students: you will need a picture/pdf of your transcripts; and your OEN if you have previously taken courses in Ontario; photo identification; and proof of citizenship/immigration status
- All students will need an email address that you check daily. All communications will be done through email. This CANNOT be a 'gotvdsb.ca' email address, a shared email address, or an account near its data limit
- All students will need proof of identification and proof of citizenship in a picture or pdf format (Status card, birth certificate, passport, immigration/citizenship documents, refugee documents, etc.)
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What is an OEN & how do I get one? (UPDATED) |
OEN = Ontario Education Number. This number follows you throughout your Ontario education and is different than your student number. It is on all report cards and official school documents. Please email wheable@tvdsb.ca with your full legal name, date of birth, and a picture or scan of your photo ID to obtain your OEN if you don’t know it. |
Can I register if I don't have an OEN? |
Yes! Register as a non-TVDSB student and we will request an OEN for you from the Ministry of Education (you will be required to upload educational documents which show your course history if you register in this manner). |
What do I do if the registration form won't accept my OEN? |
Double check that you are using your OEN rather than your student number. OEN’s are 9 digits long (with hyphens). If yours is 8 digits, add a 0 to the beginning. If this still doesn’t work, Please email: AdultStudentServices@tvdsb.ca with your full legal name, date of birth, and request confirmation of your OEN and date of birth on our student information system. |
How much do courses cost? (UPDATED) |
For Canadian citizens, permanent residents, CUAET program, and refugee claimants there is no cost for most courses. For international citizens living in Ontario on Work/Study Visas, there is a fee for each course (please email AdultStudentServices@tvdsb.ca for information on international student fees).
The Personal Support Worker program may have some fees - please see www.tvdsb.ca/psw for confirmation if fees apply this year.
There are no other deposits or fees required.
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What if I am going to be outside of Canada for part of the term? (NEW) |
Thames Valley District School Board (TVDSB) is legally bound to protect the private information of students within this school board. To this end, we have significant security in place to prevent hacking, spoofing and unauthorized access to your records. International internet service providers are not required to meet Canadian security regulations. They are not bound by Canadian privacy laws and are not answerable to Canada for breeches of security. Out of country access is taken very seriously and only provided under circumstances which have meet Canadian security requirements. Authentication protocols are mandatory.
Depending on a number of factors determined by the Ontario Ministry of Education, we may be able to grant limited access for TVDSB students traveling outside of Canada who require access to their Brightspace, google.ca, and @gotvdsb.ca accounts. Please note: this access is not guaranteed and has time limits.
In order to ensure that you still have access to TVDSB programs and websites when you are travelling outside of Canada, you must arrange for remote access prior to leaving Canada.
Please email AdultDaySchool@tvdsb.ca with your international access request at least ten days prior to leaving Canada.
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What is a prerequisite? |
It is a course which the Ministry of Education has designated as a requirement to be completed prior to undertaking a higher level course.
i.e. you must successfully complete grade 10 applied English before you can take grade 11 college English.
For a list of course descriptions and prerequisites, please see:
Link to Ministry of Education Course Descriptions & Prerequisites
Please note: In adult and continuing education, senior U and M courses assume completion of grade 9 and 10 English (and often other core subjects) even when "no prerequisite" is stated in the Ministry catalogue linked above.
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Can I take more than one course? |
You may take 2 credits per term (2 single credit courses or 1 double credit course). Each credit requires approximately 3 hours of school work per day. |
Can I register if I live outside of Oxford, Elgin or Middlesex Counties? |
If you are under 21 we cannot accept your registration at this time.
If you are over 21 and live in Ontario, you may register with TVDSB Adult & Continuing Education. |
How can I get a copy of my transcript? |
You do not need a transcript to register if you are a former TVDSB student.
If you have taken courses outside of TVDSB, you must contact that school board for a copy of your transcript or course summary. We are not permitted to contact other school boards on your behalf.
If you do need a copy of your transcript and are active in this school year, please email AdultDaySchool@tvdsb.ca with your full legal name, date of birth, and a picture or scan of your photo identification.
If you want a copy of your transcript and are not active in this school year, please see: www.tvdsb.ca/transcripts |
What courses are available? What about in my location? |
Please see the 2024-25 Courses section above. Format, location, and time are noted. |
English is not my first language. Can I take courses through Adult Day School? |
If you are in Adult ESL, you must obtain your Canadian Language Benchmark Level 7 (in all areas) to take adult high school credit courses. To confirm your level, please email: esl@tvdsb.ca You may qualify for testing through the London Cross Cultural Learning Centre (see the links section below).
If you have taken ESL in high school, you must have completed ESLCO and take ESLDO with us to proceed with other high school credit courses (this is subject to change pending our review of ESL in 2024). |
I can't do in-school courses. Can I do it online or only do the only the online part of an in-school course? |
No. Hybrid courses are 3 days in-school plus 2 days online. Different course material is covered each day. We cannot change the format (online versus in-school); location; or time of day (morning versus afternoon) of the courses. |
How do I know if my registration is approved? |
As soon as your course is approved, you will receive an email to the address you provided on your registration form. It will confirm the courses you are approved to take. |
I didn't get an email after I registered, what do I do? |
Please check your spam folder. If there is nothing there, please email: AdultDaySchool@tvdsb.ca with your full legal name, date of birth, your correct email address, and the reason for your email. Please ensure that you have not exceeded your data quota with your email provider. |
What if my course doesn't run? |
We will automatically schedule you into one of your alternates if we can. If we can’t, we will email you. |
How many hours of work do I have to do? |
A minimum of 2.75 hours per day (Monday – Friday) for single credit course. A minimum of 5.5 hours per day for a double credit course. This does not include homework in senior courses. Each Term is 8 weeks. |
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GUIDANCE / COUNSELLOR questions |
I don't know what I should take, can someone help me? |
For students who are unsure what course to take, we recommend taking a course you are interested in (that you have not taken before) and then make an appointment with a guidance counsellor once term begins. All course requests are reviewed by a guidance counsellor or department head. They ensure that you have the correct prerequisite; haven't taken that course before; is required for your diploma (if you haven't already graduated); and a number of other factors.
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I need to make an appointment with a guidance counsellor |
Please complete a Guidance Appointment Request form found at the following link:
https://bit.ly/GuidanceAppointmentRequest
Once you complete the form, please send an email to AdultStudentServices@tvdsb.ca with a picture of your photo id and transcripts from schools outside this school board. Please include the subject line: documents for guidance appointment.
For more information about Guidance Services, please see our Guidance webpage.
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I can't get an appointment with a guidance counsellor before registration is over. How do I figure out what to take? |
For students who are unsure what course to take, we recommend taking a course you are interested in (that you have not taken before) and then make an appointment with a guidance counsellor once term begins. All course requests are reviewed by a guidance counsellor or department head. They ensure that you have the correct prerequisite; haven't taken that course before; is required for your diploma (if you haven't already graduated); and a number of other factors. |
What academic path can I/should I choose? |
It depends upon your goals and intended pathway after you graduate:
- OSSD diploma: all courses count towards your diploma.
- College: O, C, M, or U courses only
- University: only M or U courses only
The 5th character of a course code provides the academic pathway of the course:
A – applied
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D – academic
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L - workplace
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E – everyday
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O - open
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C – college
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M – mixed (college/University) |
U – university |
W - de-streamed |
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The Ontario Ministry of Education has consolidated learning streams for grade nine and ten English, math, and science. W is the 5th character for de-streamed English, math & science courses in grades 9 & 10
We recommend that you email AdultStudentServices@tvdsb.ca to book a guidance appointment. Please include your full legal name, date of birth, and the purpose for your meeting.
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Can I get maturity/equivalency credits? |
Once you are an active, registered student, you are eligible for guidance counsellor services. With a guidance counsellor, you can create a plan to complete your OSSD and/or prepare for a potential post-secondary school path. You may qualify for the Prior Learning Assessment and Recognition (PLAR) program which grants equivalency credits for educational, life, work, and volunteer experience. The PLAR program may reduce the number of elective credits required to graduate. If you are eligible (based on your registration information) we will contact you in the first week of term to begin this process.
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How many hours of community service do I need? |
Thames Valley District School Board Adult & Continuing Education students are no longer required to complete community service hours.
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How do I graduate? |
If you are unsure whether or not you have completed all diploma requirements, please email AdultStudentServices@tvdsb.ca with your full legal name, date of birth, and last course you took (and the year you took it. Please include the reason for your email.
If you are a present or past Adult & Continuing Education student and believe you have finished all requirements please complete our online Diploma Request form: https://bit.ly/RequestForDiploma |
I've applied to college/university and need my marks sent to them
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Current Adult & Continuing Education students may complete the form on the link below:
https://bit.ly/PostSecondaryInfoSheet
Past students will designate within their OCAS/OUAC application where their transcript resides (where they last attended school) and OCAS/OUAC will take care of ordering transcripts.
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FIRST WEEK questions |
When does class start? |
2024-25 Term 1 courses start on September 23, 2024
In-school morning classes: 9:00 - 11:45 - Wheable, London location only
In-school afternoon classes: 12:30 - 3:15 - Wheable, London location only
Online classes: the time of day is up to you
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I can't log into Brightspace. What do I do? |
Website: www.tvdsb.ca/brightspace (ensure you include the www.)
Login ID: Your student number followed by "@gotvdsb.ca"
If you still cannot login, please reply to the "Login and Brightspace Support" email you received the night before term began or please email AdultDaySchool@tvdsb.ca and include the specific, detailed nature of your login/course issue (id, password, etc.) Please include screen caps of errors.
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What do I do if my course isn't showing up in Brightspace/the wrong course is in Brightspace |
If there is a discrepancy in your Brightspace, please reply to the "Login and Brightspace Support" email you received the night before term began with the specific type of error you are experiencing, for example: the course you are expecting to see but isn't there/ a course you weren't expecting to see that is there.
Ensure you are selecting the correct school year on the right side of your Brightspace page where courses are displayed. Double check the 9-dotted 'waffle' in the upper middle section of your screen.
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How do I contact my teacher? |
Within Brightspace:
click on your course
click on the class list icon at the top of the page
click on the Educator's tab within the Classlist
click on the contact listed there. Their first initial may be the only character shown - it will be blue and is a clickable link used to message them.
Please use this contact feature to communicate with your teacher and/or to be removed from your course.
Some Brightspace pages may look a little different:
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MISCELLANEOUS questions |
What courses are offered in Night School? |
We no longer offer a Night School program for adult students. Please see our online course offerings above for the many online courses available. |
What courses are offered in Self Study? |
We no longer offer a Self Study program. Please see our online course offerings above for the many online courses available. |
What name do you have for me in the student information system? |
Email AdultStudentServices@tvdsb.ca with your full legal name, date of birth, and a picture or scan of your photo ID. If you have changed your legal name, we require a picture or scan of your legal name change documents. |
Where do we park at Wheable? |
Student parking is available in front of the school building and as permitted on the side streets. See the main office for a permit to park in front of the school. |
Can I get a locker? |
PSW students have assigned lockers. They are not available for day school students at this time. |
Where can I vape/smoke? |
You must go off school property to smoke or vape. |
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