WISS ONLINE FULL-TIME
A personalized learning model with student/teacher interaction is fundamental for effective learning online. The Ontario curriculum requires students to engage in active, authentic, and cooperative and collaborative activities.
Our online instruction and assessment model reflects the Ministry’s direction. Teachers are an essential component of online learning and students must have opportunities to engage synchronously with teachers.

Face to Face
Live Lectures
Real-time Communication
Unlike most online school methods of recording and teaching or online self-study, the WISS Online course is based on a live video conference, which allows students to communicate with teachers and break the difficulty of online teaching and communication.
COURSE SELECTION
OSSD Ontario High School Gr. 9-12
Canadian high school credit courses in Ontario, including nearly 100 courses in English, Mathematics, Science, Engineering, Information Technology, Visual Arts, Music, Performing Arts and so on. This program is based on the Ontario High School Curriculum Outline. Qualified courses can be credited to meet graduation and university application requirements.
Ontario Gr. 7-8
Grades seven to eight courses include English, Mathematics, Science, Visual Arts, Social Sciences and other many others. These courses are designed to prepare students for a more advanced level of study in secondary school.
Advanced Placement
The AP course (advanced prerequisite course) is a course taught by the University Council High School course. After the course is completed, you will receive university credits after passing the exam. AP courses include calculus, statistics, physics, marco and micro economics, etc.
COURSE SCHEDULE
MONDAY TO FRIDAY
CANADIAN TRADITIONAL HOLIDAYS
Celebrate special regional gatherings and holidays
MORNING
AFTERNOON
EVENING
Live online teaching, online learning, and same day interaction with skilled teachers.
Self-study to complete homework and tasks.
Live tutoring to answer questions in real time. Online live clubs are more active, such as debates, writing, lectures, etc., to promote student development in many ways.
Thanksgiving
Easter
Christmas
Victoria Day
Canada Day
GUIDANCE



Designated Personal Study Plan
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Each student’s personal learning plan includes comprehensive information on university goals, professional admission requirements, high school academic progress, and license status, laying a smooth passage to the university.
Progress Report
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The report of the teacher’s performance in each unit summarizes the current learning status in an all-round way, and changes the learning status in a timely manner when problems are found.
Monthly Guidance Meetings
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One-on-one meeting with professional academic planning teachers, review goals periodically, follow up on learning progress, and clarify the direction of efforts.
Chinese service for parents
The school-run student service department provides Chinese services, and parents can always contact the student counsellor in Chinese.
Academic report for each unit
Each unit of study report provides parents with comprehensive school information: Academic performance level, classroom performance, homework completion, and attendance.
Constant communication with teachers and counsellors
When students encounter academic problems, they can contact the teacher at any time by email to answer academic questions. The student counsellor communicates with the students to follow up the learning.
Quarterly Meeting
Every quarter, a meeting of classmates is held inked areas of the country to meet social needs and enrich interpersonal networks.
STUDENT SERVICES
TUITION
$18,000
The fee is for each academic year and includes eight credits, club activities, student academic planning, and student services. The cost per semester is $9,000. Currency in Canadian dollars.
APPLICATION PROCESS
01
Application & Registration
Students need to submit the registration form, transcripts and identity certificates for the past two years, and the school will review the students results
03
Official Admission Notice Issuance
After the tuition is received, the school will issue a formal admission notice and payment receipt.
02
Pre-admission Notice Issuance
After the student information is approved, the school will issue a pre-admission notice and payment notice, and the parents will pay according to the payment notice.
04
Enroll
Students prepare for the start of school according to the admission requirements, such as downloading
Start to Learn!
Listen carefully in class, actively participate in school club activities, and seek problems with teachers and student counsellors in time.
TUITION
$18,000
The fee is for each academic year and includes eight credits, club activities, student academic planning, and student services. The cost per semester is $9,000. Currency in Canadian dollars.

Live Online Teaching

Live Club Activities

Live Streaming
Academic Planning
