A GTA-wide student competition guide covering CEMC mathematics contests, AMC 8, Beaver, CCC and robotics pathways, organized by grade, organizer and typical timing.
Typical timing: Annual schedule varies
University of Waterloo mathematics contests spanning multiple grade levels. Confirm current contest rules and eligibility with the official organizer.
View competition guide →Typical timing: Typically May
A CEMC mathematics contest commonly used by Grades 7–8 students, emphasizing problem solving.
View competition guide →Typical timing: Typically February
A CEMC contest generally aligned with Grade 9 and younger students. Confirm current-year eligibility and timing.
View competition guide →Typical timing: Typically February
A CEMC contest generally aligned with Grade 10 and younger students. Confirm current-year eligibility and timing.
View competition guide →Typical timing: Typically February
A CEMC contest generally aligned with Grade 11 and younger students, focused on broad mathematical problem solving.
View competition guide →Typical timing: Typically April
A senior-secondary CEMC mathematics contest often used by students preparing for university mathematics pathways.
View competition guide →Typical timing: Typically January
A middle-school mathematics competition. Eligibility and annual dates can change; use the official MAA page for the current cycle.
View competition guide →Typical timing: Typically November
A CEMC computing challenge emphasizing computational and logical thinking.
View competition guide →Typical timing: Typically February
A CEMC programming competition with junior and senior levels, centered on algorithmic problem solving.
View competition guide →Typical timing: Seasonal
Robotics events vary by platform and season. Confirm current rules and dates with the organizer.
View competition guide →The competition guide is GTA-wide. Choose Burlington, Oakville, Milton or Halton Hills above, then continue into local math, coding and robotics content.