Free map of the whole Quebec curriculum, built by teachers in Montréal.

Ariadne is a free, interactive map of the entire Quebec curriculum (PFEQ/QEP): 41 subjects, 196 courses, 931 topics and 4,334 subtopics, from Grade 1 through Secondary, CEGEP and university. Every topic shows what comes before and after it, including prerequisites in other subjects, and a Connections view draws the whole graph. You can search any topic, switch between English and French, and follow career learning paths. No account, no cost, and it is an independent resource from Inquisitive Flow Learning in Montréal.

Ariadne is a free map that covers every Quebec level, from Grade 1 to university, and links each topic to its prerequisites, which is what students, parents and teachers need from a curriculum map. It charts the 41 subjects and 196 courses of the Quebec Education Program (PFEQ/QEP), connects 931 topics and 4,334 subtopics across subjects, and needs no account, in English and French. Teachers check what students covered earlier, parents see the road ahead, and students plan course choices from Secondary through CEGEP.

Open any mathematics course in Ariadne and the Quebec map traces its prerequisite chain, including the Secondary 4 and 5 sequences: Cultural, Social and Technical (CST), Technical and Scientific (TS) and Science (SN). You see which Secondary 3 topics a course builds on, which Secondary 5 and CEGEP courses it leads to, and which science topics depend on it. Students and parents can compare the three sequences before choosing one at the end of Secondary 3; teachers can spot gaps when a learner switches sequence.

No. Ariadne is an independent, curated map of the Quebec curriculum built by Inquisitive Flow Learning in Montréal; it is not published, endorsed or approved by the Ministère de l'Éducation du Québec. The structure follows the public PFEQ, CEGEP and university programs, but the topic-level links and prerequisites are our own editorial work. Always confirm official course requirements with your school, CEGEP, university or the MEQ before making decisions about a program or a sequence.

Ariadne's learning paths connect a career or field of study back to the Quebec courses that lead to it, from Secondary options through CEGEP programs to university prerequisites. Pick a path and the map highlights each course along the way; open a course to see its topics, so a student can see early which Secondary 4 science or mathematics sequence keeps a door open. Paths are curated guidance, not admission requirements: verify with the CEGEP or university concerned before choosing.

Ariadne covers 41 subjects spanning Quebec's K-12, CEGEP, and university programs — including Mathematics; the sciences (Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Science & Technology, Environmental Science); languages (French, English, Spanish, Linguistics); humanities (History & Social Studies, Philosophy, Psychology, Sociology, Anthropology, Political Science, Geography, Contemporary World, Ethics & Citizenship); the arts (Arts, Visual Arts, Drama, Music, Dance, Art History); and professional or pre-professional areas (Computer Science, Engineering, Law, Medicine, Nursing, Education, Business, Economics, Statistics, Communications, Social Work, Entrepreneurship, Physical Education, Financial Literacy, Personal & Career Development). Together, these comprise 196 courses, 931 topics, 4,334 subtopics, and 8,491 concepts from Grade 1 through University 2.

Ariadne covers Primary Cycle 1, Cycle 2, Cycle 3, Secondary 1 through 5, CEGEP 1, CEGEP 2, University 1, and University 2. Not every subject spans all levels — for example, Science & Technology covers Primary Cycle 1 through Secondary 4, while Mathematics spans the full range from Primary Cycle 1 to University 2.

CEGEP (Collège d'enseignement général et professionnel) is a post-secondary institution unique to Quebec. After completing Secondary 5, Quebec students attend CEGEP for two years (pre-university) or three years (technical programs) before university. CEGEP includes mandatory courses in French, English, Philosophy, and Humanities, plus program-specific courses in sciences, social sciences, or arts.

Ariadne is built in Montréal by Inquisitive Flow Learning, a Quebec company founded by teachers. The same curriculum tree powers Mnemosyne (an AI tutor for the Quebec curriculum), Aethon (the same tutor for schools) and Aspasia (a free lesson planner), and the map is maintained from the public PFEQ and CEGEP programs by teachers who use it in class. It is an independent resource, not an MEQ product.

Yes. Ariadne is free, with no account, sign-up or payment, and the whole map — every subject, course and topic — exists in French and in English; switch language at any time. It runs in any modern browser on a phone, tablet or computer, and nothing you explore is stored on a server.