English to Spanish Other Education / Pedagogy The Ontario Student Transcript

The fifth character indicates the type of course, as follows: D (academic), P (applied), 0 (open),U (university preparation) , M (university/college preparation), C (college preparation), and E (workplace preparation). Transfer courses are indicated as follows: H (academic), J (applied), K (university preparation), V (university/college preparation), Q orR (college preparation), and S (workplace preparation). Locally developed courses are indicated as follows: 1 (academic), 2 (applied), 3 (open),

4 (board-developed compulsory y Grade 9 or 10 English, math, science, or Canadian history),

L (compulsory y Grade 9 or 10 English, math, science, or Canadian history developed by the Council of Ontario Directors of Education), 5 (workplace preparation), 6 (college preparation), 7 (university preparation), and 8 (university/college preparation) . For students who began secondary school between 1984-85 and 1999-2000, the fifth character indicates the level of difficulty of a course, as follows: