ECS Online Summer School

The Grades 6 & 7 Math Prep Class is designed to help students strengthen foundational skills in preparation for Secondary I Math or to review key concepts before entering Secondary II. The course covers essential topics such as converting units, multiplication, rounding and working with decimals, reducing fractions, multiplying and dividing fractions, and converting between decimals, fractions, and percentages.

This course focuses on foundational algebra, geometry, and problem-solving skills. Students delve into algebraic expressions, equations, inequalities, and systems of equations. They also explore the concepts of functions and their inverses. Additionally, they develop a strong understanding of geometric figures and their properties.

This option is for Secondary II students who wish to prepare for next year's course in advance, studying the same concepts listed above. No final mark will be reported. 

This course focuses on applying mathematical concepts to real-world situations. It emphasizes developing problem-solving skills, reasoning abilities, and the capacity to analyze different possibilities and make informed decisions. The curriculum covers topics like functions (linear, quadratic, exponential, logarithmic), trigonometry, and algebraic manipulations, preparing students for further studies in computer science or other fields that rely on mathematical foundations.

This course explores key historical periods and social phenomena, with a focus on the formation and evolution of Canada and Quebec. Students develop competencies in analyzing historical periods and interpreting social issues through the study of various documents and sources. Covering the period from 1840 to the present, the course emphasizes the development of the Canadian federal system, nationalisms and autonomy, Quebec’s modernization, and societal choices in contemporary Quebec.

This course covers advanced mathematical concepts like functions, trigonometry, and vectors, with a focus on their applications in science and engineering. It is designed to prepare students for university programs in these fields.

Students entering Grades 6 to 11 from any school are welcome.

Yes, you have the option to register for as many courses as you’d like. Click here for more information on the six courses offered.

Secondary III Math is for students who did not pass the course and must retake it to earn credit. The Secondary III Math Preview option is designed for Secondary II students who wish to study the material in preparation for the year ahead. No final mark is reported for this course.

This is not recommended, as completing the full course ensures you are fully prepared and meet all learning objectives.

Final results will be available by mid-August. All marks will be reported to your school and updated on your report card and/or transcripts.

Each course requires a time commitment of approximately 100 hours.

While we do not offer formal tutoring, our teachers are available to support you. They provide general feedback and respond to questions via email, and also hold weekly drop-in office hours for more in-depth assistance.

All courses are non-refundable. Please note that courses are non-refundable after three days from the start date.

Go to the login page and click “recover password.” The email provided in your registration form is your username. If you encounter any other technical issues, please contact erika.rath@np-u.com.