Ontario curriculum–tailored mathematics
Start with the code
on the timetable.
Built for Ontario students and families. Choose a course such as MPM2D, MCR3U, or MCV4U, then open its parent-friendly map of units, lessons, homework help, practice, and printable materials.
Math101 Pathway Compass
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Choose where you are, what you want to keep open, and what you need today. This is a planning suggestion—not a replacement for guidance or an admissions prerequisite check.
See the Grade 9 units and the lessons connected to each one.
Open MTH1W →Grade 9
One de-streamed starting point
Grade 10
Academic, applied, and local pathways
Grade 11
University, mixed, college, and workplace
Functions
Grade 11 · University
Open course map →Functions and Applications
Grade 11 · University/College
Open course map →Foundations for College Mathematics
Grade 11 · College
Open course map →Mathematics for Work and Everyday Life
Grade 11 · Workplace
Open course map →Grade 12
Prepare for the next destination
Advanced Functions
Grade 12 · University
Open course map →Calculus and Vectors
Grade 12 · University
Open course map →Mathematics of Data Management
Grade 12 · University
Open course map →Mathematics for College Technology
Grade 12 · College
Open course map →Foundations for College Mathematics
Grade 12 · College
Open course map →Mathematics for Work and Everyday Life
Grade 12 · Workplace
Open course map →Older and board-specific codes
Useful when a transcript or old website does not match
Reading a course code
Five characters carry a lot of information.
Schools sometimes add a sixth local character for delivery details. Always use the school’s current calendar for availability.
Course titles and prerequisites are based on Ontario curriculum descriptions. Unit order can vary by school, and locally developed courses can vary by board.

