Canadian High School Advantages
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Path to prestigious schools
High educational quality
Emphasis on individual student development, making it easier to ascend to renowned North American schools
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Multicultural environment
A diverse cultural setting where high school students find it easier to integrate
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Safety
A safe and healthy social environment for parents to entrust their children with confidence
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Affordable
A purely English language environment with lower costs for studying abroad compared to the UK and the US
Canadian high school types
Public High School
Managed by regional public school boards such as the Toronto District School Board, York Region District School Board, and Vancouver School Board, ensuring a certain level of teaching and management quality. Tuition fees are relatively affordable compared to other private high schools, typically around CAD 15,000 per academic year. The international student ratio is low, providing a conducive environment for English language learning
Church High School
Church public high schools generally have stricter management compared to other high schools, with specific regulations on student attire and behavior. The overall school atmosphere is typically positive. Other advantages are similar to those of regular public high schools. Tuition fees are approximately the same as other public school boards, typically around CAD 15,000 per academic year.
Top Private Schools
Top private schools have a long history and a highly reputable standing. Students come from high-quality families, exhibiting good character and high moral standards. These schools have a high rate of admission to prestigious universities, and their graduates often enroll in leading institutions. With rich academic and extracurricular activities, advanced teaching facilities, and individualized attention to each student, these schools foster comprehensive development in various aspects.
Local High-Quality Private Schools
Often founded by the local community, these schools are predominantly attended by students of the local population. They strictly control the international student ratio, keeping it within the range of 10-20%. Students in these schools generally exhibit high overall qualities, and the curriculum is flexible and diverse. The academic atmosphere is rigorous, contributing to a strong learning environment, and these schools typically boast high rates of successful admissions to higher education
International Private School
Primarily designed for international students studying abroad, these schools offer a fast-paced academic experience with flexible start dates. Students often enroll with the goal of earning academic credits, and the curriculum is intensive. Additionally, these schools may provide training for English language proficiency exams.
BC High School Graduation Minimum Requirements
Obtain a minimum of 80 credits over three years of coursework:
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At least 48 credits from required courses
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At least 28 credits from elective courses.
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A 4-credit Graduation Transitions plan related to education and career goals.
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At least 16 credits must be obtained in Grade 12 courses.
Additionally, students must complete three provincial graduation assessments:
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Grade 10 Numeracy Assessment
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Grade 10 Literacy Assessment
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Grade 12 Literacy Assessment
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