A clearer view.
A more informed choice.
Understand the education system
before you choose your path.
Know what
you’re looking at.
A listing is a starting point
Look up a school’s exact name and school number in Ontario’s private-school information. Then check the current delivery format, contact details, and program directly with the school.
Ontario private-school informationDiploma credits need a separate check
Ontario distinguishes private schools that offer OSSD credit courses from those that do not. Before selecting a credit program, confirm that the delivering school currently has authority to grant the specific credits involved.
Read Ontario’s explanationA diploma is a complete set of requirements
Course credits are one part of an Ontario diploma plan. Literacy, community involvement, online learning, and other applicable requirements should be reviewed against the student’s entry year and circumstances.
Check current graduation requirementsBring these
questions with you.
Clear answers make it easier to compare your options.
Who delivers the teaching and issues the records?
Ask for the school’s full legal name, school number, current contact details, and the party responsible for report cards, transcripts, and any diploma.
How does online learning actually work?
Confirm whether lessons are live or self-paced, how teachers can be reached, how work is assessed, and whether attendance or assessments require a particular time zone or location.
What will my full study plan cost?
Request written information about tuition, registration, materials, assessments, transcript fees, refunds, and any charges for additional support.
Will previous learning or credits be recognized?
Ask the delivering school to review your academic record. Then confirm any prerequisites and the remaining graduation requirements in writing.
Will the program meet my next institution’s requirements?
Check course and diploma acceptance directly with the college, university, or other institution you intend to apply to. Admission decisions belong to that institution.
Big possibilities.
One thoughtful first step.
Every learning journey starts with a question.
Bring yours. Make a plan that starts with you.