Every May, Bond holds a course fair to acquaint students with the learning content, activities and scoring requirements of each subject in a vivid way by the actual classroom teachers. So that students can fully prepare themselves for the future.

 

2019 Bond Course Fair had eight exhibition booths, mathematics, English, art, sports, science, humanities, social sciences, computers, and business.

The highlight of this year was the addition of three AP courses, AP Calculus AB, AP Physics 1 and AP Chemistry.  Which allows students to study university-level content while taking high school credits. 

At the end of the course fair, students have one-on-one interviews with Guidance Office after they have received the elective form, and plan for the next year's class selection. For those who are interested in the AP course, you can discuss the AP course with your own guidance councillor or teacher.

The main reason why the Guidance Office holds a course fair every year is to help students make strategic choices for the educational future.

The course fair not only allows students to understand the requirements of each subject in advance, prepares for the progress of learning in the next school year. But also assists students to explore their potential and interests and consider the direction of university application in advance.

The AP courses give an opportunity for prospective graduates to try a new direction.