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Where to Find Us
Room 425 (4th floor)
Phone: 416-393-9180 x. 20080
Department Course Offerings
Mathematics
Click on a course code below for a full description and prerequisites:
Grade 9:
Mathematics: MTH1W1
Grade 10:
Mathematics: MPM2D1
Grade 11:
Foundations for College Math: MBF3C1
Functions & Applications: MCF3M1
Functions: MCR3U1
Grade 12:
Foundations for College Math: MAP4C1
Calculus & Vectors: MCV4U1
Data Management: MDM4U1
Advanced Functions: MHF4U1
Open House Slideshow - Nov. 2023
Math Contests at NTCI
Canadian National Math League Contests
The Canadian National Math League contest series is FREE to interested NTCI students in grades 9 through 12.
Each contest is 30 minutes long and has 6 short answer questions. All contests will occur in Room 423 from 3:30 pm to 4:00 pm.
The contest dates are:
Tuesday, February 13, 2024
Tuesday, March 19, 2024
To register, please see this form:
All Contests - 2023/24
Connections, Support, & Resources
Math Club:
Students interested in extra-curricular math activities should participate in Math Club. The club focuses on competitions, homework helps, & fun activities.
CEMC Courseware:
The CEMC courseware materials feature lessons, interactive activities, enrichment challenges, and unlimited opportunity for practice with feedback. The courseware is online, free to use, and does not require registration. Start learning from a world-class group of educators today!
CEMC Contests Preparation:
“We know that it’s not just the hours spent writing a contest that matters — it’s the problem-solving practice and teamwork that contests inspire. We recommend that students spend some time preparing for our contests. The best way to cultivate problem-solving skills is through practice.”
TVO Mathify Tutoring:
Build your math skills and confidence with a personalized math coach. Tutors are available online Mondays-Fridays from 9am ET and Sundays from 3:30pm to 9pm ET.
CEMC Contests Preparation:
The Grade 9 Assessment of Mathematics tests the math skills students are expected to have learned by the end of the Grade 9 mathematics course.
Government, Ministry, & TDSB Resources
The TDSB Choices magazine has a vareity of academic planning tools and a host of course description information. This magazine can be accessed by clicking on the above graphic.
The Government of Ontario’s Ministry of Education website includes links to all Secondary Curriculum documents. Links to these documents can be accessed by clicking on the above graphic.
The TDSB Course Search navigator allows one to search for any TDSB high school course by course code, grade or subject, or by key word and provides a full course description and list of prerequisites.
The Ministry of Education produces specific curriculum documents. Mathematics junior (Gr. 9 & 10) and senior (Gr. 11 & 12) can be accessed by clicking on the above graphic.
The Ministry of Education produces specific curriculum documents. Computer Studies junior (Gr. 9 & 10) and senior (Gr. 11 & 12) can be accessed by clicking on the above graphic.