Ontario Course Planning (OSSD) — Grades 9–12 + Top 6 (12U/M)v1.0.0

A Grade 10 student aims to apply to Waterloo Computer Science and UofT Engineering, requiring a 4-year course plan that meets strict prerequisites like MHF4U and MCV4U, optimizes Top 6 averages, and balances workload with summer school for non-core courses. The scenario involves iteratively updating the plan as school rules or course offerings change.

A parent assists their child in Grade 9 with course planning under OSSD rules, focusing on front-loading difficult courses to protect later years, incorporating French Immersion requirements, and ensuring elective choices align with potential shifts in university interests like from Engineering to CS.

A high school counselor uses the skill to generate and update course plans for several students with diverse targets (e.g., McMaster Health Sciences, York Business), adapting to timetable constraints like 7-course years and summer school cancellations while maintaining graduation compliance.

A Grade 11 student needs to revise their plan after failing a prerequisite course, using summer school for repeat/improve options and adjusting Top 6 strategies to still meet admission requirements for programs like Queen's Commerce with a conservative risk tolerance.

Offer tiered subscriptions for students and parents, providing access to personalized course plans, university prerequisite databases, and update features. Revenue comes from monthly or annual fees, with premium tiers including counselor support or integration with school systems.

Develop a free app for basic course planning and OSSD rule references, monetized through in-app purchases for advanced features like multi-university target analysis, summer school catalog updates, and exportable validation reports. Revenue is generated from one-time purchases or microtransactions.

License the skill as a software tool to Ontario high schools and school districts, integrating it with existing student information systems for automated plan generation and updates. Revenue is based on annual licensing fees per student or institution, with support and customization services.