G12 MHF4U – Spring 2026 Weekend

Course Description

Course Overview The MHF4U Advanced Functions is a major G12 subject in the Ontario curriculum and a key prerequisite for Engineering, Business, Computer Science, Mathematics, Economics, Life Sciences, and other competitive university programs. Who Is This Course For? • Students targeting top universities • Students who need strong grades in a key prerequisite course • Students preparing for MCV4U • Students aiming for 90+ • International students new to the Ontario curriculum • Students seeking structured, exam-oriented support Course Modules (Modular Design – Join Anytime) The course is divided into clear, self-contained modules. Students who join mid-term receive a Catch-Up Package to integrate smoothly. Module 1 — Polynomial & Rational Functions • Polynomial function characteristics • Division, factor theorem, remainder theorem • Graphs, end behavior, asymptotes • Function transformations Module 2 — Exponential & Logarithmic Functions • Exponent laws • Logarithmic relationships • Solving exponential/logarithmic equations • Growth and decay modeling Module 3 — Trigonometric Functions & Identities • Trig graphs and transformations • Reciprocal trig functions • Identities and proofs • Advanced trig equations Module 4 — Combining Functions & Inverses • Function composition • Inverse functions • Mixed models and restrictions • Algebraic manipulation techniques Module 5 — Financial Applications & Pre-Calculus Foundations • Introductory rate of change • Financial applications • Preparation for MCV4U • Course consolidation Key Learning Outcomes Students will build mastery in: • Algebra & Advanced Functions • Graphing & Modeling Skills • Advanced Trigonometry • Equation Solving Techniques • Exam Performance Skills Schedule & Tuition • 2 hours/week • Total: 30 hours • Saturday or Sunday • Tuition: $899 All classes include: ✔ Full lesson materials ✔ Weekly homework ✔ Quizzes and assessments ✔ Personalized feedback ✔ Full catch-up support for late enrollees Why Choose Magic Sesame? • Small class sizes: no more than 15 students • Modular course design (join anytime) • Weekly homework + feedback • Catch-up support for mid-term registrations • University-oriented teaching • Ontario curriculum expert teachers • Transparent pricing with no hidden fees Ready to Join? • Register now or contact our admissions advisors for a free consultation + math assessment.