Course introduction: ESL (English As Secondary Language) English Advanced Course is a compulsory credit for all English non-native language students in the Ontario secondary school education syllabus. It is divided into 5 levels from A to E. ESL grading is based on a student's level of English proficiency, regardless of grade level. Only students with English proficiency at the highest level, E, can take the College Preparatory English program to obtain an Ontario high school qualification.

Start time: full-time and part-time

Full-time: 2 quarters a year, divided into fall admission (September) and spring admission (March)

Part-time system: Enroll students throughout the year, and register for student status at any time.

Course objectives: After one year of full-time study, students can meet all the language and academic requirements for applying to foreign universities, obtain a high school diploma in Ontario, Canada, and get an admission letter from an ideal university.

Enrollment target: Senior high school / high school repeating students

Class hours: 110 hours/course (calculated by 60 minutes per class hour)

Curriculum: After completing 8 courses in one year, you can apply to famous schools at home and abroad

Start time: full-time and part-time

Full-time: 2 quarters a year, divided into fall admission (September) and spring admission (March)

Part-time system: Enroll students throughout the year, and register for student status at any time.

Course objectives: After two years of full-time study, students can register for Canadian student status earlier. At the same time, the longer-term Canadian OSSD course study cycle can apply to world-renowned schools with lower admission requirements, significantly increasing the acceptance rate of world-renowned schools.

Enrollment target: high school graduates

Class hours: 110 hours/course (calculated by 60 minutes per class hour)

Curriculum: Complete 16 OSSD credit courses in two years

Start time: full-time and part-time

Full-time: 2 quarters a year, divided into fall admission (September) and spring admission (March)

Part-time system: Enroll students throughout the year, and register for student status at any time.

Course objectives: After 3 years of full-time study, students can meet all the language and academic requirements for applying to foreign universities, obtain a high school diploma in Ontario, Canada, and get an admission letter from an ideal university. This program adopts the Canadian OSSD curriculum and presents a 100% top Canadian high school experience.

Enrollment target: students in the third year of junior high school/high school

Class hours: 110 hours/course (calculated by 60 minutes per class hour)

Curriculum: 3-year curriculum offers a total of 22 OSSD credit courses

Start time: full-time and part-time

Full-time: 2 quarters a year, divided into fall admission (September) and spring admission (March)

Part-time system: Enroll students throughout the year, and register for student status at any time.