Yes, students can enter our school at any grade level as long as they meet the requirements, including completing previous grades at a certified institution in their country.

Students can apply by completing the online application form, submitting required documents, and paying the application fee.

Required documents include translated official transcripts for the last three school years, a bio-data page from a passport or national ID with a photo, a birth certificate, and a digital passport-sized colored photo.

Yes, there is an application fee that must be paid during the application process.

Yes, international students are welcome to enroll as long as they meet the academic requirements and provide necessary documentation.

Tuition fees vary based on the grade level and specific courses chosen. Detailed fee information is provided during the application process.

CIC Ontario Secondary School offers admission entry points in September, January, April, and July.

The OSSD is the diploma awarded to students who successfully complete 30 credits, including compulsory and elective courses, the Ontario Literacy Test, and 40 hours of community service.

Yes, all courses are designed to meet the Ontario Ministry of Education curriculum expectations.

Grade 9 courses include Mathematics, English, Science, Healthy Active Living, French, Issues in Geography, Integrated Arts, and Information & Communication in Business.

Required courses include Advanced Functions, Calculus & Vectors, Mathematics for Data Management, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Science.

Elective courses vary by stream and include subjects like Accounting, Economics, Computer Science, Canadian & International Politics, Health & Physical Education, Nutrition & Health, and Writer's Craft.

Yes, we offer a variety of interactive student community programs and events online.

Our online school uses a learning platform similar to common Canadian universities, featuring virtual labs, saved lecture slideshows, saved lecture videos, and live sessions with certified Ontario teachers.

Live sessions are conducted by certified Ontario teachers, providing real-time instruction and interaction with students.

Students can access saved lecture slideshows and videos through the online learning platform.

Students need a laptop with necessary software, a web camera, a microphone, speakers, and a stable internet connection with at least 3G speed.

Yes, our guidance and administrative team is available year-round via email, live chat, or telephone to provide academic support and guidance.

Assessments include a combination of assignments, projects, quizzes, exams, and participation in live sessions, all conducted online.

We maintain low student-teacher ratios to ensure all students receive individualized attention.

Students must complete 40 hours of community service, which can be done in their local community, to fulfill the OSSD requirements.

We offer career studies courses and guidance services to help students with career planning, goal setting, and skill development.