Students exploring the technical aspects of a construction job by building equipment.

Departments

Technology

Where Thinking Meets Doing.

At SNP Secondary School, our Technology Department offers hands-on learning that prepares students for real-world problem-solving and future careers. Whether it’s building in Construction, coding in Robotics, designing in Fashion, or exploring innovation in General Tech, students gain practical skills and creative confidence. These courses support pathways into skilled trades, engineering, design, and more—all while encouraging curiosity, collaboration, and technical know-how.

Tech courses offered at SNP Secondary School:

  • Grade 9: TAS1O
  • Grade 10: TAS2O, TCJ2O, TFJ2O
  • Grade 11: TCJ3C, TGJ3O, THJ3M, TPJ3M, TXJ3E
  • Grade 12: TCJ4U, TGJ4O, THJ4M, TPJ4M

Full course descriptions and prerequisite information is available in the Ontario Curriculum document (Technology courses begin on page 125)

Students in our tech courses bring ideas to life through hands-on projects and real-world tools. From robotics to construction; from health care to fasion, every class builds skills for the future.

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  • Students exploring a digital screen possibilities during a technology class
  • Students in a classroom, having a geography class.
  • Students exploring the technical aspects of a construction job by building equipment.

    • FAQs

    No experience is needed to get started. Our courses are open to all skill levels, whether you’re a beginner or have some experience. However, most Grade 12 tech courses do require that you’ve completed the corresponding Grade 11 course first.

    They’re both! You’ll learn theory and safety practices, but most of your learning will happen through practical, hands-on skills and projects.

    Not at all. Tech classes are great for anyone interested in problem-solving, creativity, and building practical life skills—whether you want to go into trades, college, university, or entrepreneurship.

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