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| Last update May 16, 2013 |
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Holiday Notice
Dear Students,
School will be closed from May 18 to May 20. The classes will resume on Tuesday, May 21.
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Toronto Reel Asian International Film Festival
Dear Students
We have invited two of Canada's young and upcoming filmmakers to come to our school, feature their movies and discuss the experience of being a movie maker. All students are welcome to join this session on Thursday May 23, at 4:00 p.m. You can find the posters of the festival at school boards.
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Why Study Economics? Video Competition
Dear Students
Here is a chance to win $300 and get your artistic work featured on Ryerson Department of Economics Website.
If interested to participate in the contest, see an administrative staff for info and guidance.
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Ryerson University Economics Summer Camp
Dear Grade 10 and 11 students
Department of Economics at Ryerson University is launching its week long summer camp.
If interested in applying, see one of the administrative staff for more info.
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FutureSkills® Private High School
(Mident Number: 666114 - Established 1997)
A real alternative to public schools in Toronto & Richmond Hill:
FutureSkills is an independent multicultural secondary school. The main office is located in NorthYork, a part of the Greater Toronto area, known as the GTA. The FutureSkills' new campus is located in Bayview Hill, South East corner of Leslie Street and Major Mackenzie Drive East, Richmond Hill, Ontario. FutureSkills offers high school credit courses for secondary students in Grades 9-121 who are working to complete their OSSD (Ontario Secondary School Diploma).
Accredited Credit Courses:
All of our courses2 are fully accredited and accepted by all universities and colleges.
Day School, Night School, Summer School:
FutureSkills will be offering day school, night school and summer school for school year 2012-2013.
An extensive number of in class and online credit courses are offered each semester to grades 9 – 12 students worldwide. Every summer, we deliver a full semester’s worth of instruction over an intensive four week session in July or August. Students have the option of attending for one or more credit courses which are delivered in morning, afternoon or evening during the summer 2013.
ESL:
FutureSkills High School has an extensive base of international students. We offer a range of ESL courses3 which prepare our international students for their linguistic integration into the Canadian English speaking community.
Virtual (e-learning) & Independent study:
Some students may find it difficult to study at the school due to other commitments or because they live too far from Toronto. Consequently, FutureSkills High School offers on-line courses also known as elearning through a variety of online courses. Internet based courses allow students to complete accredited high school credits from the comfort of their home. On-line or e-learning courses are subject to supervised exams. Students who live in nearby cities like North York, Toronto, Vaughan, Richmond Hill, Markham, Aurora, Newmarket, Etobicoke, Scarborough, Pickering, Ajax, Brampton, and Mississauga are expected to attend FutureSkills for their major exams. Otherwise, they must arrange for a proctor, approved by FutureSkills, at their own expense.
Computer:
Computer training is available for those who want to either learn basic computer skills or upgrade their knowledge to stay competitive in their field. Computer credit courses such as ICS2O, ICS3C, ICS3U, ICS4C and ICS4U are also offered.
Tutoring:
In addition to our classes, one-on-one tutoring sessions with qualified tutors are available seven days a week, in a variety of subjects including Math, Science, English, French, Arts, Social Science & Humanities, Business and Computers. We provide students with customized lesson plans which are highly effective in upgrading students' marks and/or fast tracking in preparation for college or university.
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Testimonials
"Studying at Future Skills High School has been a highly rewarding experience! When comparing Miss Samara’s grade 12 English class with my regular high school courses, one of the first things I noticed was the exceptional level of teaching.
Miss Samara’s approach to teaching helps students to not only earn better grades, but also learn valuable concepts and acquire skills that can be applied in the future. Throughout the semester, students were given the opportunity to discuss and share their ideas through relevant in-class activities. Additionally, Miss Samara would consistently explain the expectations for each related assignment and offer clear guidelines for students to follow. This approach helped me to develop my ideas, focus my writing, and clearly structure my written assignments. As a result, I was able to achieve high grades on both my persuasive and literary essays. I plan to keep all the course work, notes, and guidelines from Miss Samara’s class as a valuable reference for my future studies.
While I come from a well respected and challenging public school, it is common to hear students complain that concepts and assignments are not thoroughly explained. For example, last year we were assigned a persuasive essay, for which no guidelines were provided. When the students requested a more thorough explanation, our concerns were brushed aside as we were told that “everyone has their own way of approaching the essay”. As a result, most of the students in my class received grades below 65%, since our papers did not “meet expectations of the teacher”. This was very frustrating since these expectations were never clearly articulated.
I can honestly say that I have learned more at Future Skills High School in a few weeks than I would have over the course of a whole semester at my regular public high school. This is because every lesson and assignment was focused, taught clearly, and had a purpose. I feel as if I have gained many skills that will further my success at the university level. There is not much more a student could ask for!"
Brandon Won
(Grade 12 English Student)
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