
Welcome to Toronto Academy of EMC
Learning Opens Doors.
Paving the Way to Success.
From English foundations to academic readiness.
AEPP I builds a stronger English-language foundation before moving into academic English.
AEPP II is for students who have completed AEPP I or have equivalent English proficiency. It develops academic English skills needed for college or university studies.
Read short everyday texts, write simple sentences and take part in supported conversations.
Connect sentences into paragraphs and communicate in guided classroom tasks.
Organize a three-paragraph essay and explain ideas in rehearsed presentations.
Develop fluency and accuracy while interpreting graded and selected authentic texts.
Move into short academic essays, lecture comprehension and academic discussion.
Develop extended writing, lecture notes and well-supported academic arguments.
Strengthen independent reading, critical synthesis and spontaneous academic responses.
Refine analysis, precise language, formal arguments and strategies for further study.
Reading, writing, listening and speaking develop throughout all eight levels. Academic skills are added in AEPP II, including source evaluation, lecture notes, peer feedback and self-editing.
Review skills at the start, midterm and end of learning.
Contact us to discuss the AEPP level suitable for your current English skills and study goals.
Ask about AEPP ↗Start with where you are today. Our admissions team can help you explore a suitable program and study format.
Choose an OSSD study pathway that fits your timeline.
Both pathways lead to the Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD). The accelerated pathway is designed for completion in three years, subject to successful completion of all graduation requirements.
Explore OSSD course information and plan your studies.
Explore course options below. Contact EMC to confirm current availability, prerequisites and delivery language before registering.
| Course code | Course name |
|---|---|
| AVI1O | Visual Arts |
| BEM1O | Building the Entrepreneurial Mindset |
| BEM1OF | Building the Entrepreneurial Mindset (French) |
| CGC1W | Exploring Canadian Geography |
| CGC1WF | Exploring Canadian Geography (French) |
| ENL1W | English |
| FIF1D | French Immersion |
| FSF1D | Core French |
| FSF1O | Core French |
| GLS1O | Learning Strategies 1 |
| HIF1O | Individual and Family Living |
| MTH1W | Mathematics |
| PPL1O | Healthy Active Living Education |
| SNC1W | Science |
| TAS1O | Technology and the Skilled Trades |
Explore course options below. Contact EMC to confirm current availability, prerequisites and delivery language before registering.
| Course code | Course name |
|---|---|
| AVI2O | Visual Arts |
| BEP2O | Launching and Leading a Business |
| BEP2OF | Launching and Leading a Business (French) |
| CHC2D | Canadian History since World War I |
| CHC2DF | Canadian History since World War I (French) |
| CHC2P | Canadian History since World War I |
| CHV2O | Civics and Citizenship |
| ENG2D | English |
| FIF2D | French Immersion |
| FSF2D | Core French |
| GLC2O | Career Studies |
| GLS2O | Learning Strategies 2 |
| HIF2O | Individual and Family Living |
| MFM2P | Foundations of Mathematics |
| MPM2D | Principles of Mathematics |
| PPL2O | Healthy Active Living Education |
| SNC2D | Science |
| SNC2P | Science |
Explore course options below. Contact EMC to confirm current availability, prerequisites and delivery language before registering.
| Course code | Course name |
|---|---|
| AVI3M | Visual Arts |
| AWQ3M | Photography |
| BAF3M | Financial Accounting Fundamentals |
| BDI3C | Entrepreneurship |
| BMI3C | Marketing |
| CGG3O | Travel and Tourism: A Geographic Perspective |
| CHA3U | American History |
| CHW3M | World History to the End of the Fifteenth Century |
| CIE3M | The Individual and the Economy |
| CLU3M | Understanding Canadian Law |
| DCO3O | Creating Opportunities through Co-op |
| EMS3O | Media Studies |
| ENG3C | English |
| ENG3E | English |
| ENG3U | English |
| FIF3U | French Immersion |
| FSF3U | Core French |
| GWL3O | Designing Your Future |
| HFC3M | Food and Culture |
| HRT3M | World Religions and Belief Traditions |
| HSP3U | Introduction to Anthropology, Psychology, and Sociology |
| HZB3M | Philosophy: The Big Questions |
| ICS3U | Introduction to Computer Science |
| LIPCU | Punjabi |
| LKBCU | Simplified Chinese |
| LWSCU | Spanish |
| LYFCU | Farsi (Persian) |
| MBF3C | Foundations for College Mathematics |
| MCF3M | Functions and Applications |
| MCR3U | Functions |
| MCR3UF | Functions (French) |
| MEL3E | Mathematics for Work and Everyday Life |
| NBE3U | English: Understanding Contemporary First Nations, Métis, and Inuit Voices |
| PPZ3C | Health for Life |
| SBI3C | Biology |
| SBI3U | Biology |
| SCH3U | Chemistry |
| SCH3UF | Chemistry (French) |
| SPH3U | Physics |
| SVN3E | Environmental Science |
| TGJ3M | Communications Technology |
| TPJ3M | Healthcare Technology |
Explore course options below. Contact EMC to confirm current availability, prerequisites and delivery language before registering.
| Course code | Course name |
|---|---|
| ADA4M | Drama |
| AVI4M | Visual Arts |
| AWQ4M | Photography |
| BAT4M | Financial Accounting Principles |
| BBB4M | International Business Fundamentals |
| BBB4MF | International Business Fundamentals (French) |
| BOH4M | Business Leadership: Management Fundamentals |
| CGR4M | The Environment and Resource Management |
| CGW4U | World Issues: A Geographic Analysis |
| CGW4UF | World Issues: A Geographic Analysis (French) |
| CHY4U | World History since the Fifteenth Century |
| CHY4UF | World History since the Fifteenth Century (French) |
| CIA4U | Analysing Current Economic Issues |
| CIA4UF | Analysing Current Economic Issues (French) |
| CLN4U | Canadian and International Law |
| CPW4U | Canadian and International Politics |
| EBT4O | Business and Technological Communication |
| ENG4C | English |
| ENG4U | English |
| EWC4U | The Writer’s Craft |
| FIF4U | French Immersion |
| FSF4U | Core French |
| HFA4U | Nutrition and Health |
| HFA4UF | Nutrition and Health (French) |
| HHG4M | Human Development throughout the Lifespan |
| HHS4U | Families in Canada |
| HHS4UF | Families in Canada (French) |
| HIP4O | Personal Life Management |
| HNB4M | The World of Fashion |
| HSB4U | Challenge and Change in Society |
| HZT4U | Philosophy: Questions and Theories |
| ICS4U | Computer Science |
| LIHDU | Hindi |
| LIPDU | Punjabi |
| LKBDU | Simplified Chinese |
| LKKDU | Korean |
| LWSDU | Spanish |
| LYFDU | Farsi (Persian) |
| MAP4C | Foundations for College Mathematics |
| MCT4C | Mathematics for College Technology |
| MCV4U | Calculus and Vectors |
| MCV4UF | Calculus and Vectors (French) |
| MDM4U | Mathematics of Data Management |
| MHF4U | Advanced Functions |
| MHF4UF | Advanced Functions (French) |
| NDW4M | Contemporary Indigenous Issues and Perspectives in a Global Context |
| OLC4O | Ontario Secondary School Literacy Course |
| PSK4U | Introductory Kinesiology |
| SBI4U | Biology |
| SBI4UF | Biology (French) |
| SCH4C | Chemistry |
| SCH4U | Chemistry |
| SCH4UF | Chemistry (French) |
| SES4U | Earth and Space Science |
| SES4UF | Earth and Space Science (French) |
| SPH4C | Physics |
| SPH4U | Physics |
| SPH4UF | Physics (French) |
| TGJ4M | Communications Technology |
| TPJ4M | Healthcare Technology |
Learn about the joint program between EMC and Viet Anh.
View program details ↗Explore Advanced Placement program information.
View program details ↗Your next chapter can begin wherever you live. Toronto Academy of EMC’s Online OSSD Program brings Ontario secondary school learning to students seeking a pathway toward graduation and further study.
Whether you are continuing high school or completing remaining credits, your plan starts with your academic background and goals. Through EMC’s learning platform, you can access lessons, complete coursework and stay connected with your teachers. Contact EMC to explore suitable courses and build your study plan.
Access course materials and learning activities through EMC’s online learning platform.
Discuss your academic records, remaining credits and study goals with EMC to plan your next steps.
EMC connects online study with personal academic goals. Students learn through EMC’s Learning Management System (LMS), with 24/7 access to course materials and learning activities. Explore lessons, develop your understanding through coursework and use teacher feedback to guide your next steps.
Access learning resources and communicate with teachers through the LMS.
Turn course concepts into understanding through assignments and reflection.
Build independent study habits while planning for further education.
Explore course options below. Contact EMC to confirm current availability, prerequisites and delivery language before registering.
| Course code | Course name |
|---|---|
| AVI1O | Visual Arts |
| BEM1O | Building the Entrepreneurial Mindset |
| BEM1OF | Building the Entrepreneurial Mindset (French) |
| CGC1W | Exploring Canadian Geography |
| CGC1WF | Exploring Canadian Geography (French) |
| ENL1W | English |
| FIF1D | French Immersion |
| FSF1D | Core French |
| FSF1O | Core French |
| GLS1O | Learning Strategies 1 |
| HIF1O | Individual and Family Living |
| MTH1W | Mathematics |
| PPL1O | Healthy Active Living Education |
| SNC1W | Science |
| TAS1O | Technology and the Skilled Trades |
Explore course options below. Contact EMC to confirm current availability, prerequisites and delivery language before registering.
| Course code | Course name |
|---|---|
| AVI2O | Visual Arts |
| BEP2O | Launching and Leading a Business |
| BEP2OF | Launching and Leading a Business (French) |
| CHC2D | Canadian History since World War I |
| CHC2DF | Canadian History since World War I (French) |
| CHC2P | Canadian History since World War I |
| CHV2O | Civics and Citizenship |
| ENG2D | English |
| FIF2D | French Immersion |
| FSF2D | Core French |
| GLC2O | Career Studies |
| GLS2O | Learning Strategies 2 |
| HIF2O | Individual and Family Living |
| MFM2P | Foundations of Mathematics |
| MPM2D | Principles of Mathematics |
| PPL2O | Healthy Active Living Education |
| SNC2D | Science |
| SNC2P | Science |
Explore course options below. Contact EMC to confirm current availability, prerequisites and delivery language before registering.
| Course code | Course name |
|---|---|
| AVI3M | Visual Arts |
| AWQ3M | Photography |
| BAF3M | Financial Accounting Fundamentals |
| BDI3C | Entrepreneurship |
| BMI3C | Marketing |
| CGG3O | Travel and Tourism: A Geographic Perspective |
| CHA3U | American History |
| CHW3M | World History to the End of the Fifteenth Century |
| CIE3M | The Individual and the Economy |
| CLU3M | Understanding Canadian Law |
| DCO3O | Creating Opportunities through Co-op |
| EMS3O | Media Studies |
| ENG3C | English |
| ENG3E | English |
| ENG3U | English |
| FIF3U | French Immersion |
| FSF3U | Core French |
| GWL3O | Designing Your Future |
| HFC3M | Food and Culture |
| HRT3M | World Religions and Belief Traditions |
| HSP3U | Introduction to Anthropology, Psychology, and Sociology |
| HZB3M | Philosophy: The Big Questions |
| ICS3U | Introduction to Computer Science |
| LIPCU | Punjabi |
| LKBCU | Simplified Chinese |
| LWSCU | Spanish |
| LYFCU | Farsi (Persian) |
| MBF3C | Foundations for College Mathematics |
| MCF3M | Functions and Applications |
| MCR3U | Functions |
| MCR3UF | Functions (French) |
| MEL3E | Mathematics for Work and Everyday Life |
| NBE3U | English: Understanding Contemporary First Nations, Métis, and Inuit Voices |
| PPZ3C | Health for Life |
| SBI3C | Biology |
| SBI3U | Biology |
| SCH3U | Chemistry |
| SCH3UF | Chemistry (French) |
| SPH3U | Physics |
| SVN3E | Environmental Science |
| TGJ3M | Communications Technology |
| TPJ3M | Healthcare Technology |
Explore course options below. Contact EMC to confirm current availability, prerequisites and delivery language before registering.
| Course code | Course name |
|---|---|
| ADA4M | Drama |
| AVI4M | Visual Arts |
| AWQ4M | Photography |
| BAT4M | Financial Accounting Principles |
| BBB4M | International Business Fundamentals |
| BBB4MF | International Business Fundamentals (French) |
| BOH4M | Business Leadership: Management Fundamentals |
| CGR4M | The Environment and Resource Management |
| CGW4U | World Issues: A Geographic Analysis |
| CGW4UF | World Issues: A Geographic Analysis (French) |
| CHY4U | World History since the Fifteenth Century |
| CHY4UF | World History since the Fifteenth Century (French) |
| CIA4U | Analysing Current Economic Issues |
| CIA4UF | Analysing Current Economic Issues (French) |
| CLN4U | Canadian and International Law |
| CPW4U | Canadian and International Politics |
| EBT4O | Business and Technological Communication |
| ENG4C | English |
| ENG4U | English |
| EWC4U | The Writer’s Craft |
| FIF4U | French Immersion |
| FSF4U | Core French |
| HFA4U | Nutrition and Health |
| HFA4UF | Nutrition and Health (French) |
| HHG4M | Human Development throughout the Lifespan |
| HHS4U | Families in Canada |
| HHS4UF | Families in Canada (French) |
| HIP4O | Personal Life Management |
| HNB4M | The World of Fashion |
| HSB4U | Challenge and Change in Society |
| HZT4U | Philosophy: Questions and Theories |
| ICS4U | Computer Science |
| LIHDU | Hindi |
| LIPDU | Punjabi |
| LKBDU | Simplified Chinese |
| LKKDU | Korean |
| LWSDU | Spanish |
| LYFDU | Farsi (Persian) |
| MAP4C | Foundations for College Mathematics |
| MCT4C | Mathematics for College Technology |
| MCV4U | Calculus and Vectors |
| MCV4UF | Calculus and Vectors (French) |
| MDM4U | Mathematics of Data Management |
| MHF4U | Advanced Functions |
| MHF4UF | Advanced Functions (French) |
| NDW4M | Contemporary Indigenous Issues and Perspectives in a Global Context |
| OLC4O | Ontario Secondary School Literacy Course |
| PSK4U | Introductory Kinesiology |
| SBI4U | Biology |
| SBI4UF | Biology (French) |
| SCH4C | Chemistry |
| SCH4U | Chemistry |
| SCH4UF | Chemistry (French) |
| SES4U | Earth and Space Science |
| SES4UF | Earth and Space Science (French) |
| SPH4C | Physics |
| SPH4U | Physics |
| SPH4UF | Physics (French) |
| TGJ4M | Communications Technology |
| TPJ4M | Healthcare Technology |
For students who have completed Grade 12 and want to strengthen their English while working toward an Ontario Secondary School Diploma.
Assess listening, reading, writing and speaking.
1 dayBuild English skills and effective learning habits through AEPP 1–2.
8 weeksEnter AEPP 3, 4 or 5 based on online learning results and placement assessment. Each level is 8 weeks.
Placement-basedStudy 2–3 subjects per term. Each term is 8–10 weeks; an additional third term may be needed.
2–3 termsComplete all OSSD graduation requirements, then apply to colleges and universities.
Your next stepOnline English → AEPP 3/4/5: at least 60% plus a placement test.
AEPP → OSSD: complete AEPP 5 with at least 70%.
| Level | Focus | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| AEPP 3 | Foundation | 8 weeks |
| AEPP 4 | Intermediate | 8 weeks |
| AEPP 5 | Academic | 8 weeks |
AEPP 1–2 · 8 weeks
Placement-based entry · 8 weeks per level
2–3 subjects per term · 8–10 weeks per term
Official institutional partners in the AEPP–OSSD pathway.















An individual study plan confirms transfer credits, remaining courses and total duration. The illustrated pathway targets completion within approximately 12 months where placement, credit recognition and progress allow; additional time may be required.
Discuss your AEPP–OSSD study plan ↗Academic English Pathway Program — develop English skills for further study through levels 1–8.
View program details ↗Official institutional partners in the AEPP–OSSD pathway.















IELTS Academic assesses the English skills needed for higher education. Many colleges and universities accept IELTS results as evidence of English proficiency when reviewing applications. Meeting the required score helps students satisfy the English language requirement, alongside academic and other admission criteria.
EMC’s 8-week online IELTS program offers 4 hours of instruction per week, covering Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking. With focused practice, test strategies and teacher feedback, students work toward their target band score. An end-of-course mock test helps assess progress and identify areas for improvement.
IELTS score requirements vary by institution and program.
An 8-week IELTS Academic preparation course with 4 hours of live online instruction each week — 32 instructional hours in total. Lessons combine guided practice, test strategies and teacher feedback.
Students preparing for college or university who want focused IELTS practice. Learning priorities and target scores depend on current English proficiency. Students who need stronger foundations can discuss AEPP preparation with EMC before starting IELTS training.
Recognise key information, follow ideas and practise different question types.
Practise skimming, scanning, understanding arguments and managing time.
Organise Academic Task 1 reports and Task 2 essays, with attention to clarity, vocabulary and grammar.
Develop clear, extended answers and practise fluency, pronunciation and discussion.
Review the Academic test format, identify strengths and gaps, and practise core question types.
Practise reading and listening strategies, organise written responses, and develop speaking answers.
Complete timed tasks, review recurring errors, and improve responses using teacher feedback.
Consolidate strategies, complete an end-of-course mock test, and identify next steps for further preparation.
This outline guides the course; lesson emphasis may be adjusted to the class’s learning needs. Regular independent practice between lessons supports progress.
The end-of-course mock test provides an indicative assessment of progress. An official IELTS result requires a separately booked official test.
Results depend on starting level, attendance and practice. Colleges and universities set their own English and academic admission requirements.
Based in Toronto, EMC brings together Ontario school studies and English language learning. We help students and families understand their options and take the next step with a clear study plan.
“Learning Opens Doors.
Paving the Way to Success.”

I am an experienced Ontario OCT certified educator and school leader with over 10 years of teaching experience across both online and traditional classroom environments. I have taught in Intermediate and Senior divisions with multiple teachable subjects and have worked extensively within the online private school sector since 2019. My background includes curriculum delivery, student success support, academic leadership, and online program management. I bring a strong understanding of virtual education, Ministry expectations, and student-centered learning, along with the professionalism and adaptability needed to support the growth and success of online schools.

It's always been my belief that you cannot put information in other people's heads. If you find a way to show them something, they can use their own intelligence to learn. This is my approach to teaching, trying to be both informative while allowing the students to find their own way of learning. I've spent the last 30 years teaching in various capacities. I've taught martial arts to kids and developed a curriculum that was geared specifically to enhance their development. I spent several years working with children suffering from autism and Asperger's -- trying to help them learn to deal with the world around them and to learn from their environment.
Finally, it was while helping a child that I was asked to work at the Toronto School Board. While I was there, I helped out with kids who were learning English, and my love of teaching ESL began. I then spent the next 18 years teaching English to some of the most amazing students on the planet in a private English school and eventually became the teacher administrator, helping to create one of the most dynamic team of teachers, helping thousands of students.
I joined a friend of mine to start a website to go global and help as many people as possible on YouTube, and we have done this for the last 15 years.
And now, I look forward to working with you at EMC!!

Dr. Elmira Abbasi holds a PhD in Applied Mathematics. Her Bachelor's major was 'High School Teaching Mathematics', which is designed to teaching Mathematics specifically to high school curricula. She is a former postdoctoral scholar at the Faculty of Mathematics, University of Toronto. She has over sixteen years of experience in teaching Mathematics to high school and university students. She is committed to fulfil her pedagogical responsibilities in teaching Mathematics and Physics to young students with utmost care and passion.

Geoffrey attended the University of Waterloo where he read Latin and Greek, graduating with an Honours Arts Degree. He then volunteered, as a Latin and Classical Studies catalyst teacher, for the Toronto District School Board in the alternative education program. Afterwards Geoffrey worked in China for over a decade holding positions from kindergarten teacher, instructor in a teacher’s college, to IELTS instructor. In the later capacity he worked as a head teacher, and teacher trainer. Geoffrey earned his adult ESL teaching diploma (OCELT) from the Toronto District Schoolboard, where he did his teaching practicum. Subsequently, Geoffrey has worked in Toronto as an IELTS and TOEFL instructor, as well as in the Pathway Program, training international students in English for Academic Purposes. Fluent in Mandarin, Geoffrey is a grammarian whose areas of interest include informal logic, rhetoric, and literary theory.

Nam Pham is an Ontario Certified English Language Teacher (OCELT) and holds a Ph.D. in Technology in Education and Second Language Acquisition from the University of South Florida in the United States. He has more than 15 years of experience working with English language learners across a variety of ages and contexts. He has taught General English, English for Academic Purposes, English as a Second Language, and IELT Preparation courses in Vietnam, United States and Canada.

Olivia completed her Hons. BA from the University of Toronto in English, with a double minor in Classical History and Theatre in the fall of 2020. She published her poetry in Vol. 4 for the school journal, With Caffeine and Careful Thought in 2018. She is an avid reader from Shakespeare to Gothic literature, and enjoys writing poetry or hiking in her free time.

● Nipissing University Bachelor of Education (Sept. 2020-present) ● University of Toronto Honours Bachelor of Arts with High Distinction (Sept. 2014-June 2019), Sociology and Socio-Cultural Anthropology
● TEFL 120 Hour Certificate University of Toronto (completed May 2019) Hello! My name is Sofia and I was born and raised in the beautiful city of Belleville, Ontario. I am a student at Nipissing University completing my Bachelor of Education. From a young age, I have been passionate about becoming a teacher and helping others achieve their goals and dreams in a meaningful and supportive manner. I have had the pleasure of teaching English to primary and middle school students in Jinan, China. When I am not teaching English online with my wonderful students, I can be found biking around my city or exploring a local forest. I am also a travel enthusiast with a passion to immerse myself in different cultures, cuisines and languages in countries all over the world. My favourite type of food is fruit, and my goal is to try every single fruit in the world on my travels. So far, my favourites are passion fruit, jackfruit and feijoas. I can’t wait to be your ESL teacher. See you in the classroom!

Greetings! I’m Sarah, and I’ve been teaching English as a Second Language and English for Academic Purposes for the past six years. I completed my Bachelor’s degree from the University of Oregon and while I was there, I had to complete English courses to develop my language skills. I know how tough learning a second language can be, so I try my best to design activities that are fun and engaging. I completed my Master’s in Professional Education in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) in 2016 at Western University - which brought me here. Finally, I love to travel and I’m an avid fan of Harry Potter – any other fans out there? I look forward to teaching you in this term!

Hi! My name is Miss Tyson. I teach upper level science subjects like chemistry and biology as well as grade 10 science at Toronto EMC. I have a passion for the sciences, and I share my love of science with students by teaching in an enthusiastic way. In my classroom, it’s important to explain scientific concepts using as many learning styles as I can to ensure all students can understand lessons.

Dr. Alireza completed his Ph. D in Mehcanical Engineering at TorontoMetropolitan University, (formerly, Ryerson University) in 2006. He is aReserach Fellow and Instructor im Applied Mathematics at TMU. Dr. Alireza has been teaching mathematics and physics for EMC for the pastthree years .

Chuting Cao has an M. Ed from the University of Missouri, USA and a BA in Arts from, Beijing, China. She also has Teacher Training Certification, Louvre Museum, France, 2017 and Visual Thinking Strategies Training Certification, Museum of Modern Art, USA. She was a keynote speaker at the STEM Education Academic Forum in 2020, and a keynote speaker at TIDE 2019 International Teacher Development Conference, a lecturer and workshop facilitator at renowned art institutes including Sichuan Fine Arts Institute, Hangzhou Normal University, Shanghai Normal University, and Zhejiang International Studies University from 2018 to 2022.

Michael Lé is a versatile educator and digital media specialist, known for his expertise in creative media and innovative teaching methods. With a strong background in UX design, digital content creation, and project management, Michael has contributed significantly to educational and creative industries alike. As a teacher, he emphasizes critical thinking, engagement, and practical skills, preparing students to excel in both academic and professional contexts. Michael's passion for impactful storytelling and design shines through his work at Rhozeland Media, where he leads projects that bridge technology and the arts, supporting emerging talents in the Toronto community.

Marzieh Maleki has been an English teacher for more than 14 years. With a Bachelor’s in English Language and Literature, a Master’s in Linguistics, and ToT and TKT certificates in her pocket, she has helped many students and teachers climb the ladder of success. Marzieh has also worked in the field of IELTS, helping many candidates reach their target scores in no time. As the lead IELTS mock examiner, trainer, and supervisor of the IELTS department at one of the prominent schools in Iran, she has shared both extracts from the reference books she had devoured and the hands-on experience she gained through the many crash courses she conducted with IELTS candidates, trainers, and ESL learners alike.
Apart from teaching IELTS and publishing related books, as an avid reader and literature enthusiast, she has been teaching English literature for years and is eager to share her insights and interests in this field with high school students.
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EMC’s Toronto campus brings classrooms, library resources and shared spaces together in one setting. Technology-supported teaching areas give students room to take part in lessons, work together and study independently.
Between classes, students can spend time in the lunch and recreation areas, recharge and get to know their classmates. Explore the photographs below for a closer look around EMC.








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Experience student life in Canada through classroom learning, campus visits and cultural adventures. Choose a summer or winter experience in Toronto.
July 19 – August 8, 2027
For students who want to explore studying in Canada while practising English and experiencing OSSD-based Mathematics and Coding lessons.
January 31 – February 14, 2027 · approximately 2 weeks
For students who want to strengthen their English, discover robotics and experience Canadian school life and winter culture during the Lunar New Year period.
Contact EMC for program fees, age eligibility and registration guidance. Itineraries may change with weather and availability; final arrangements will be confirmed by the school.
Contact EMC for camp details ↗Go further in the subjects that inspire you. Advanced Placement brings college-level study into high school, helping students build subject knowledge and prepare for more demanding academic work.
AP is a College Board program covering subjects across languages, humanities, mathematics and sciences. Coursework develops skills associated with introductory college study. AP Exams report scores from 1 to 5; colleges and universities set their own requirements for credit and advanced placement.
Course preparation, resources and student demand guide availability. Contact EMC for current subjects, intakes and exam arrangements.
Tuition: 18,350 CAD per academic year · 5 AP credits + 3 OSSD credits
Use this subject guide to explore your interests. It is not a list of confirmed EMC classes; contact EMC to check current subjects, delivery formats and entry requirements.
Match your interests and future study goals with your current subject knowledge. Review the recommended preparation for each course before enrolling.
Set aside time for reading, problem solving and revision between lessons. Use your subject’s official Course and Exam Description to guide preparation.
Work through released AP questions and compare your answers with scoring guidance. Use the results to identify topics that need more attention.
AP Capstone is a two-year pathway built around AP Seminar followed by AP Research. It develops evidence-based argument, research, teamwork and presentation skills.
A score of at least 3 in both courses earns the AP Seminar and Research Certificate. Scores of at least 3 in both courses and four additional AP Exams qualify for the AP Capstone Diploma. Ask EMC about availability before planning this pathway.
Plan course enrolment and exam registration separately. Confirm the exam location, registration deadline and applicable charges with the administering school or test centre.
Most AP subjects allow exam preparation without taking the course. AP Seminar, AP Research and AP Computer Science Principles have course or performance-task requirements, so exam-only study does not provide a complete score.
An AP result does not automatically award an Ontario high school credit. Confirm any OSSD course registration and credit requirements with EMC.
If advanced study feels like a large step, strengthen algebra, science and academic English first. Ask EMC about preparation options that match your current level.
Show engagement with challenging study in applications.
Practise deeper analysis, independent learning and subject skills.
Qualifying scores may earn credit or placement, depending on the institution.
Explore subjects that can inform future study and career choices.
AP can demonstrate course rigour; GPA weighting depends on school policy.
Build confidence through sustained work on advanced material.
EMC’s earlier AP announcement described Level 1 status, an application for Level 2 exam administration and ongoing curriculum preparation. That announcement anticipated a decision shortly after publication; it does not establish the school’s current authorisation.
Tuition: 18,350 CAD per academic year · 5 AP credits + 3 OSSD credits
Two curricula, one connected learning journey. EMC and Viet Anh 3 in Binh Duong combine Ontario and Vietnamese education for Grades 6–12.
Ontario subjects are taught in English by teachers selected and supervised by EMC; Vietnamese subjects follow MOET requirements. Students can work toward both diplomas upon meeting each system’s graduation requirements.
Develop academic English, independent thinking and problem solving, with pathways to further education and opportunities to experience study in Canada.
Viet Anh 3 introduced the Ontario integrated pathway in Binh Duong, bringing an international learning option closer to local families.
A strategic partnership with Toronto Academy of EMC links the program to Ontario curriculum standards and academic oversight.
The integrated study plan combines the required learning of Vietnam and Ontario, helping students progress through both systems.
Students who fulfil both sets of graduation requirements can earn the OSSD and the Vietnamese high school diploma.
The OSSD is accepted by many colleges and universities worldwide. Students apply according to each institution’s program and admission requirements.
Ontario learning complements Vietnamese requirements, supporting a pathway toward both credentials.
Study Ontario subjects in English with EMC teachers.
Practise critical thinking, creativity, independent work and collaboration.
Discover interests through STEM, robotics, music and cooking clubs.
Prepare for further study, with opportunities to experience education in Canada.
Build foundations in English, mathematics, science, arts and physical education, with computing in Grade 9, alongside Vietnamese subjects.
Explore English, mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, computing, accounting and business while completing Vietnamese graduation requirements.
Explore classrooms, sports facilities, a pool, library, STEAM spaces, music rooms, counselling and dining facilities.
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Keep learning through the summer. EMC’s six-week enrichment program is free for all EMC students and helps build a stronger foundation for the semesters ahead.
With an emphasis on STEM, the program encourages subject exploration and supports the learning goals of IB and Advanced Placement pathways.
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When a lesson needs another look, EMC offers free tutoring throughout the year, with at least 60 hours of support annually.
EMC teachers and qualified tutors help students revisit class material in individual or group sessions, delivered online or in person.
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Discover EMC through a two- to three-week camp for prospective students. Practise English, explore STEM and experience the school’s learning environment before choosing your next pathway.
Activities may explore website design, computer animation and mathematical problem solving. Social and extracurricular experiences bring students together beyond the classroom.
Contact EMC for program information ↗Challenge yourself, share ideas and celebrate progress. EMC organises and funds the annual Epsilon Mathematics Challenge for high school students in Vietnam, encouraging mathematical thinking through friendly competition.
EMC also sponsored the 2022 English Debating Contest in Bien Hoa. Its contest initiatives have recognised students with more than 80 cash prizes and scholarships, celebrating achievement while encouraging further learning.
Beyond lessons, students build friendships through teacher-led activities such as table tennis, chess, badminton and soccer. Taking part helps develop teamwork, discipline and time management while keeping school life active and balanced.
Toronto outings introduce students to local landmarks and Canadian culture. Summer experiences include beach visits, camping and lakeside barbecues—time to relax, share experiences and return to learning with fresh energy.
Shared traditions, Lunar New Year and cultural events.
Every offer marks a new possibility. We celebrate EMC students as they take the next step toward college and university, recognising the effort, persistence and growth behind their achievements. Explore admission highlights by year and discover where their learning journeys lead next.
Grouped by intake year where stated; transfer letters use their issue year. Conditional offers, scholarship awards and transfer guarantees are labelled separately.
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Admission highlights will be added here as they become available.
Admission highlights will be added here as they become available.
EMC celebrates the students whose outstanding results distinguished them during the Fall 2024 semester. Their achievements reflect steady effort, commitment to learning and determination to improve.
We are proud to recognise their accomplishments and share these moments with our school community. May their example encourage fellow students to pursue their goals with confidence.

Explore graduation memories by year.
Photos and graduation highlights will be added here.
Congratulations to EMC’s Class of 2024. This milestone reflects the effort, persistence and commitment behind each student’s journey. As our graduates move forward, we celebrate what they have accomplished and encourage them to approach their next chapter with confidence, curiosity and purpose.
Photos and graduation highlights will be added here.
Photos and graduation highlights will be added here.
Photos and graduation highlights will be added here.
Photos and graduation highlights will be added here.
EMC provides five types of scholarships to support students’ educational goals and recognise academic achievement, sporting commitment and contributions to the community. Students should carefully review the eligibility criteria and requirements for each scholarship before applying, and choose the award that best reflects their academic record, achievements and contributions. Please provide accurate information and relevant supporting documents for the school’s assessment.
Academic awards are based on the student’s average over the two most recent academic years.
| Two-year average | Award (CAD) |
|---|---|
| 80–84.9% | $1,000 |
| 85–89.9% | $2,000 |
| 90–94.5% | $3,000 |
| 95–100% | $4,000 |
An IELTS award is added to the academic scholarship for students with a qualifying IELTS score.
| IELTS score | Award (CAD) |
|---|---|
| 5.5–6.0 | $1,000 |
| 6.5–7.0 | $2,000 |
| 7.5–8.5 | $3,000 |
Eligible students must have completed a full-year program at EMC in the preceding academic year, with an average of at least 80% across their six highest-scoring courses.
There is no annual limit on the number of renewable scholarships awarded.
| Average of best six courses | Award (CAD) |
|---|---|
| 90–100% | $3,000 |
| 85–<90% | $2,000 |
| 80–<85% | $1,000 |
Award value: CAD $2,000.
New students are automatically considered. The two-year academic average must be at least 80%. IELTS and the EMC Math Test are not required.
| Two-year average | Award (CAD) | Maximum awards |
|---|---|---|
| 95–100% | $4,000 | 10 |
| 90–<95% | $3,000 | 10 |
| 85–<90% | $2,000 | 10 |
| 80–<85% | $1,000 | 10 |
For outstanding new students studying in Vietnam. Minimum requirements: two-year average 80%, IELTS 5.5 and EMC Math Test 80%. Each award tier requires all listed thresholds.
| Two-year average | IELTS | EMC Math Test | Tuition award | Maximum awards |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ≥90% | ≥6.0 | ≥90% | 100% | 3 |
| ≥85% | ≥5.5 | ≥85% | 40–50% | 10 |
| ≥80% | ≥5.5 | ≥80% | 20–30% | 10 |
Contact EMC to confirm award values, eligibility and availability for your grade and program.
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The school leadership team will review the student’s transcript and advise on the number of credits eligible for transfer and the expected timeline for completing the OSSD program.
The school will then issue a Conditional Letter of Acceptance and an invoice.
Once the school receives the student’s tuition payment, it will issue an Official Letter of Acceptance and a receipt.
Students will use these documents as part of their study permit application.
An EMC representative will welcome you and pick you up at Toronto Pearson International Airport.
Meet your new friends and teachers!
Begin your studies!
Start your EMC journey. Parents, guardians, education agents and students can complete this application.
Fields marked * are required.Explore tuition information by program. Select a program below to view its tuition package details.
| Fee item | Duration | Amount (CAD) |
|---|---|---|
| Tuition Fee for One Academic Year | 10 months | 16,000.00 |
| Custodianship Fee for One Year | 12 months | 1,400.00 |
| Health Insurance Fee | 12 months | 900.00 |
| Activity Fee for One Academic Year | 10 months | 400.00 |
| Registration Fee (Non-Refundable) | 10 months | 400.00 |
| Bank Transfer Fee | — | 100.00 |
| Total listed fees | 19,200.00 | |
Any scholarship awarded to the student will be deducted from the tuition fee, if applicable.
| Fee item | Duration | Amount (CAD) |
|---|---|---|
| Tuition Fee for One Academic Year | 10 months | 19,500.00 |
| Custodianship Fee for One Year | 12 months | 1,400.00 |
| Health Insurance Fee | 12 months | 900.00 |
| Activity Fee for One Academic Year | 10 months | 400.00 |
| Registration Fee (Non-Refundable) | 10 months | 400.00 |
| Bank Transfer Fee | — | 100.00 |
| Total listed fees | 22,700.00 | |
Any scholarship awarded to the student will be deducted from the tuition fee, if applicable.
Build your basic English skills through 8 weeks of online preparation at AEPP 1–2.
| Fee item | Amount (CAD) |
|---|---|
| Online English tuition — AEPP 1–2 | 1,920.00 |
| Registration fee | 200.00 |
| LMS fee | 100.00 |
| Learning materials | 200.00 |
| Total for 8 weeks | 2,420.00 |
These fees are non-refundable once the program begins.
01 academic year (10 months)
| Fee item | Duration | Amount (CAD) |
|---|---|---|
| Tuition Fee for One Academic Year | 10 months | 13,500.00 |
| Custodianship Fee for One Year | 12 months | 1,400.00 |
| Health Insurance Fee | 12 months | 900.00 |
| Activity Fee for One Academic Year | 10 months | 400.00 |
| Registration Fee (Non-Refundable) | 10 months | 400.00 |
| Bank Transfer Fee | — | 100.00 |
| Total listed fees | 16,700.00 | |
Any scholarship awarded to the student will be deducted from the tuition fee, if applicable.
2,420.00 + 16,700.00
19,120.00 CAD
For students who have completed Grade 12.
Build your basic English skills through 8 weeks of online preparation at AEPP 1–2.
| Fee item | Amount (CAD) |
|---|---|
| Online English tuition — AEPP 1–2 | 1,920.00 |
| Registration fee | 200.00 |
| LMS fee | 100.00 |
| Learning materials | 200.00 |
| Total for 8 weeks | 2,420.00 |
These fees are non-refundable once the program begins.
Duration: 24 weeks
| Fee item | Duration | Amount (CAD) |
|---|---|---|
| Tuition Fee for 24 Weeks | 24 weeks | 10,500.00 |
| Health Insurance Fee | 12 months | 900.00 |
| Activity Fee for One Academic Year | 10 months | 400.00 |
| Registration Fee (Non-Refundable) | 10 months | 400.00 |
| Bank Transfer Fee | — | 100.00 |
| Total listed fees | 12,300.00 | |
Any scholarship awarded to the student will be deducted from the tuition fee, if applicable.
Tuition Fee for 20 Weeks
| Fee item | Duration | Amount (CAD) |
|---|---|---|
| Tuition Fee for 20 Weeks | 20 weeks | 7,500.00 |
| Registration Fee (Non-Refundable) | 20 weeks | 100.00 |
| Bank Transfer Fee | — | 100.00 |
| Total listed fees | 7,700.00 | |
Any scholarship awarded to the student will be deducted from the tuition fee, if applicable.
2,420.00 + 12,300.00 + 7,700.00
22,420.00 CAD
Choose one course, several courses, or a full academic year with 8 credits. Tuition is CAD 2,000 per course.
| Study option | Course load | Tuition (CAD) |
|---|---|---|
| Individual course | 1 course | 2,000.00 |
| Multiple courses | Your choice of courses | 2,000.00 / course |
| Full academic year | 8 credits | 16,000.00 |
Explore the combined AEPP 1–2 online package and individual AEPP 3–8 packages. AEPP 1–6 packages run for 8 weeks; AEPP 7 and AEPP 8 each run for 12 weeks.
Online English Preparation
Duration: 08 weeks
| Fee item | Amount (CAD) |
|---|---|
| Online English tuition — AEPP 1–2 | 1,920.00 |
| Registration fee | 200.00 |
| LMS fee | 100.00 |
| Learning materials | 200.00 |
| Total for 8 weeks | 2,420.00 |
These fees are non-refundable once the program begins.
Duration: 08 weeks
| Tuition | 4,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Registration fee | 250.00 |
| LMS fee | 150.00 |
| Materials | 200.00 |
| Total | 4,600.00 |
* The registration fee is non-refundable.
* Health insurance is not included in these fees.
* Students may arrange their own coverage or contact a school representative for assistance.
Duration: 08 weeks
| Tuition | 4,750.00 |
|---|---|
| Registration fee | 250.00 |
| LMS fee | 150.00 |
| Materials | 200.00 |
| Total | 5,350.00 |
* The registration fee is non-refundable.
* Health insurance is not included in these fees.
* Students may arrange their own coverage or contact a school representative for assistance.
Duration: 08 weeks
| Tuition | 5,200.00 |
|---|---|
| Registration fee | 250.00 |
| LMS fee | 150.00 |
| Materials | 200.00 |
| Total | 5,800.00 |
* The registration fee is non-refundable.
* Health insurance is not included in these fees.
* Students may arrange their own coverage or contact a school representative for assistance.
Duration: 08 weeks
| Tuition | 5,400.00 |
|---|---|
| Registration fee | 250.00 |
| LMS fee | 150.00 |
| Materials | 200.00 |
| Total | 6,000.00 |
* The registration fee is non-refundable.
* Health insurance is not included in these fees.
* Students may arrange their own coverage or contact a school representative for assistance.
Duration: 12 weeks
| Tuition | 9,100.00 |
|---|---|
| Registration fee | 250.00 |
| LMS fee | 150.00 |
| Materials | 300.00 |
| Total | 9,800.00 |
* The registration fee is non-refundable.
* Health insurance is not included in these fees.
* Students may arrange their own coverage or contact a school representative for assistance.
Duration: 12 weeks
| Tuition | 9,300.00 |
|---|---|
| Registration fee | 250.00 |
| LMS fee | 150.00 |
| Materials | 300.00 |
| Total | 10,000.00 |
* The registration fee is non-refundable.
* Health insurance is not included in these fees.
* Students may arrange their own coverage or contact a school representative for assistance.
Choose five AP credits and three OSSD credits each academic year, in line with your approved study plan.
Students enrolled in a full-year program receive six weeks of summer enrichment in mathematics, physics and English.
Receive 60 hours of complimentary tutoring per year in one or more subjects. Sessions may be individual or in small groups.
| Fee item | Duration | Amount (CAD) |
|---|---|---|
| AP Premium — Annual tuition | 10 months | 18,350.00 |
| Custodianship Fee for One Year | 12 months | 1,400.00 |
| Health Insurance Fee | 12 months | 900.00 |
| Activity Fee for One Academic Year | 10 months | 400.00 |
| Registration Fee (Non-Refundable) | 10 months | 400.00 |
| Bank Transfer Fee | — | 100.00 |
| Total listed fees | 21,550.00 | |
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Students begin in Grade 9 and complete Grade 12 over four years.
Four-year university preparation study plan. Courses are selected to meet OSSD graduation requirements.
| Code | Course | Credits | Compulsory | Elective |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ENL1W | English | 1 | ✓ | — |
| MTH1W | Mathematics | 1 | ✓ | — |
| SNC1W | Science | 1 | ✓ | — |
| CGC1W | Exploring Canadian Geography | 1 | ✓ | — |
| FSF1D | Core French | 1 | ✓ | — |
| PPL1O | Healthy Active Living Education | 1 | ✓ | — |
| AVI1O | Visual Arts | 1 | ✓ | — |
| TAS1O | Technology and the Skilled Trades | 1 | ✓ | — |
Course offerings are subject to change at the school’s discretion.
| Code | Course | Credits | Compulsory | Elective |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ENG2D | English | 1 | ✓ | — |
| MPM2D | Principles of Mathematics | 1 | ✓ | — |
| SNC2D | Science | 1 | ✓ | — |
| CHC2D | Canadian History since World War I | 1 | ✓ | — |
| CHV2O | Civics and Citizenship | 0.5 | ✓ | — |
| GLC2O | Career Studies | 0.5 | ✓ | — |
| ICD2O | Digital Technology and Innovations in the Changing World | 1 | ✓ | — |
| BEP2O | Launching and Leading a Business | 1 | — | ✓ |
| PPL2O | Healthy Active Living Education | 1 | — | ✓ |
Grade 10: Civics (0.5 credit) and Career Studies (0.5 credit) share one full-credit course slot, so 8 credits include 9 individual courses.
Course offerings are subject to change at the school’s discretion.
| Code | Course | Credits | Compulsory | Elective |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ENG3U | English | 1 | ✓ | — |
| MCR3U | Functions | 1 | ✓ | — |
| SBI3U | Biology | 1 | — | ✓ |
| SCH3U | Chemistry | 1 | — | ✓ |
| SPH3U | Physics | 1 | — | ✓ |
| ICS3U | Introduction to Computer Science | 1 | — | ✓ |
| BAF3M | Financial Accounting Fundamentals | 1 | — | ✓ |
Course offerings are subject to change at the school’s discretion.
| Code | Course | Credits | Compulsory | Elective |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ENG4U | English | 1 | ✓ | — |
| MHF4U | Advanced Functions | 1 | — | ✓ |
| MCV4U | Calculus and Vectors | 1 | — | ✓ |
| SBI4U | Biology | 1 | — | ✓ |
| SCH4U | Chemistry | 1 | — | ✓ |
| SPH4U | Physics | 1 | — | ✓ |
| BOH4M | Business Leadership: Management Fundamentals | 1 | — | ✓ |
Course offerings are subject to change at the school’s discretion.
| Grade | Compulsory | Elective | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| 9 | 8 | 0 | 8 |
| 10 | 6 | 2 | 8 |
| 11 | 2 | 5 | 7 |
| 12 | 1 | 6 | 7 |
| Total | 17 | 13 | 30 |
Course sequence: complete Grade 11 science before the matching Grade 12 course; take MHF4U before or alongside MCV4U. MCR3U is the compulsory senior mathematics credit; Grade 12 mathematics and sciences are electives for diploma counting, though they may be required for university admission. Plan two eligible online credits within the 30-credit total, for example BEP2O and BOH4M, subject to the delivery format.
Four-year total: 30 credits = 17 compulsory + 13 optional. Optional courses are selected for postsecondary prerequisites. At least 2 of the 30 credits must be eligible online credits unless opted out. *Financial literacy: see graduation requirements below.
Ontario curriculum ↗Credit structure below: students entering Grade 9 in September 2024 or later.
| Subject | Credits | Details |
|---|---|---|
| English | 4 | One per grade |
| Mathematics | 3 | Grades 9, 10 and 11 or 12 |
| Science | 2 | — |
| Technological Education | 1 | Grade 9 or 10 |
| Canadian History | 1 | Grade 10 |
| Canadian Geography | 1 | Grade 9 |
| Arts | 1 | — |
| Health & Physical Education | 1 | — |
| French as a Second Language | 1 | — |
| Career Studies | 0.5 | — |
| Civics & Citizenship | 0.5 | — |
| STEM-related group | 1 | Business, computing, co-op, or additional math, science or technology |
| Optional courses | 13 | Selected for your study goals |
Pass the OSSLT or complete an approved alternative, such as the OSSLC, where eligible.
From 2026–27, applies to students who entered Grade 9 in 2025–26 or later. Achieve at least 70% in Grade 10 Career Studies financial literacy modules; two attempts during the course. Modules count for 5% of the course mark.
*Online credits are part of the 30-credit total, not additional. An opt-out may be requested under Ontario policy. Earlier Grade 9 entrants (2023 or before): 18 compulsory + 12 optional credits.
Approved substitutions, ESL/ELD credit use, equivalent credits and exemptions depend on the student’s record and Ontario policy. The school reviews each student’s graduation plan. Financial literacy exceptions and alternative completion routes are explained in the official source below.
Students begin in Grade 9 and work toward completing Grade 12 over three years, subject to successful completion of all graduation requirements.
Each year includes 5 terms, with 2 credits per term. A study year may contain courses from more than one grade; each course’s grade is shown below.
| Term | Code | Course | Grade | Credits | Compulsory | Elective |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | ENL1W | English | 9 | 1 | ✓ | — |
| 1 | MTH1W | Mathematics | 9 | 1 | ✓ | — |
| 2 | SNC1W | Science | 9 | 1 | ✓ | — |
| 2 | CGC1W | Exploring Canadian Geography | 9 | 1 | ✓ | — |
| 3 | FSF1O | Core French | 9 | 1 | ✓ | — |
| 3 | AVI1O | Visual Arts | 9 | 1 | ✓ | — |
| 4 | PPL1O | Healthy Active Living Education | 9 | 1 | ✓ | — |
| 4 | TAS1O | Technology and the Skilled Trades | 9 | 1 | ✓ | — |
| 5 | ENG2D | English | 10 | 1 | ✓ | — |
| 5 | MPM2D | Principles of Mathematics | 10 | 1 | ✓ | — |
| Year total | 10 | 10 | 0 | |||
Course offerings are subject to change at the school’s discretion.
| Term | Code | Course | Grade | Credits | Compulsory | Elective |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | SNC2D | Science | 10 | 1 | ✓ | — |
| 1 | MCR3U | Functions | 11 | 1 | ✓ | — |
| 2 | ENG3U | English | 11 | 1 | ✓ | — |
| 2 | SBI3U | Biology | 11 | 1 | — | ✓ |
| 3 | SCH3U | Chemistry | 11 | 1 | — | ✓ |
| 3 | ICS3U | Introduction to Computer Science | 11 | 1 | ✓ | — |
| 4 | SPH3U | Physics | 11 | 1 | — | ✓ |
| 4 | CHC2D | Canadian History since World War I | 10 | 1 | ✓ | — |
| 5 | MHF4U | Advanced Functions | 12 | 1 | — | ✓ |
| 5 | CHV2O | Civics and Citizenship | 10 | 0.5 | ✓ | — |
| 5 | GLC2O | Career Studies | 10 | 0.5 | ✓ | — |
| Year total | 10 | 6 | 4 | |||
Course offerings are subject to change at the school’s discretion.
| Term | Code | Course | Grade | Credits | Compulsory | Elective |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | ENG4U | English | 12 | 1 | ✓ | — |
| 1 | MCV4U | Calculus and Vectors | 12 | 1 | — | ✓ |
| 2 | SBI4U | Biology | 12 | 1 | — | ✓ |
| 2 | BBB4M | International Business Fundamentals | 12 | 1 | — | ✓ |
| 3 | SCH4U | Chemistry | 12 | 1 | — | ✓ |
| 3 | BOH4M | Business Leadership: Management Fundamentals | 12 | 1 | — | ✓ |
| 4 | SPH4U | Physics | 12 | 1 | — | ✓ |
| 4 | HSB4U | Challenge and Change in Society | 12 | 1 | — | ✓ |
| 5 | ICS4U | Computer Science | 12 | 1 | — | ✓ |
| 5 | HHS4U | Families in Canada | 12 | 1 | — | ✓ |
| Year total | 10 | 1 | 9 | |||
Course offerings are subject to change at the school’s discretion.
| Year | Compulsory | Elective | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 10 | 0 | 10 |
| 2 | 6 | 4 | 10 |
| 3 | 1 | 9 | 10 |
| Total | 17 | 13 | 30 |
Year 2, Term 5: MHF4U runs throughout the term. CHV2O runs in the first half and GLC2O in the second half, for 0.5 credit each. ICS3U fulfils the compulsory STEM-related credit in this plan; additional sciences and senior mathematics count as electives.
Credit structure below: students entering Grade 9 in September 2024 or later.
| Subject | Credits | Details |
|---|---|---|
| English | 4 | One per grade |
| Mathematics | 3 | Grades 9, 10 and 11 or 12 |
| Science | 2 | — |
| Technological Education | 1 | Grade 9 or 10 |
| Canadian History | 1 | Grade 10 |
| Canadian Geography | 1 | Grade 9 |
| Arts | 1 | — |
| Health & Physical Education | 1 | — |
| French as a Second Language | 1 | — |
| Career Studies | 0.5 | — |
| Civics & Citizenship | 0.5 | — |
| STEM-related group | 1 | Business, computing, co-op, or additional math, science or technology |
| Optional courses | 13 | Selected for your study goals |
Pass the OSSLT or complete an approved alternative, such as the OSSLC, where eligible.
From 2026–27, applies to students who entered Grade 9 in 2025–26 or later. Achieve at least 70% in Grade 10 Career Studies financial literacy modules; two attempts during the course. Modules count for 5% of the course mark.
*Online credits are part of the 30-credit total, not additional. An opt-out may be requested under Ontario policy. Earlier Grade 9 entrants (2023 or before): 18 compulsory + 12 optional credits.
Approved substitutions, ESL/ELD credit use, equivalent credits and exemptions depend on the student’s record and Ontario policy. The school reviews each student’s graduation plan. Financial literacy exceptions and alternative completion routes are explained in the official source below.