Find the course
Search directly for codes like ENG4U, MHF4U, SBI4U, or browse by grade when the student is still comparing options.
Browse coursesEnrollment Process
A clearer path from course search to enrollment
Start with the course goal, confirm the right code and timeline, then get help moving forward with the Ontario credit that fits.
Ontario credit courses designed for flexible, online completion.
Course planning help for graduation, prerequisites, and post-secondary goals.
Clear next steps for students, families, and guidance conversations.
Fast inquiry process with support for urgent timeline decisions.
The Process
Five steps that keep course planning simple
The goal is to help families move from uncertainty to a practical next step. Some students already know the exact code. Others need help comparing grade level, stream, timing, or destination requirements.
Check the purpose
Identify whether the credit is for graduation, prerequisite planning, summer school, credit recovery, or schedule flexibility.
Confirm fit
Review grade level, stream, subject, and prerequisite details before spending time on the wrong course path.
Choose the pace
Compare online, self-paced, summer, and fast-track options based on the student's deadline and workload.
Ask for guidance
Use the form or call admissions with the course code, grade, timeline, and any prerequisite questions.
Request guidanceChoose A Path
The right next step depends on the student's situation
When you already know the course
Use the catalog search for the exact code, then confirm that the stream and grade level match the student's post-secondary or graduation plan.
When you are comparing options
Browse by grade and subject to understand which courses are available before choosing a path for university, college, graduation, or skill-building.
When timing is the main issue
If the student needs a credit quickly or has a schedule conflict, ask about summer, self-paced, or fast-track options before choosing the final route.
Before You Reach Out
A few details make guidance faster
You do not need every answer before contacting admissions. These details help narrow down the course and timeline quickly.
Student's current grade and the school year or semester they are planning around
Known course code, subject, or destination requirement if one has already been provided
Target timeline, including summer school, application deadlines, or graduation needs
Any prerequisite, transfer, homeschool, or schedule questions that may affect placement
What Guidance Can Clarify
Use the inquiry process to reduce wrong turns
Course planning is easier when the student is not guessing. Admissions guidance can help with course codes, pathway fit, pacing, and the practical next step.
Course code
Confirm whether the listed course matches the student's school, program, or post-secondary requirement.
Prerequisites
Talk through prior credits, missing requirements, or uncertainty about the right stream.
Timing
Compare standard pacing with summer, self-paced, or faster completion needs.
Enrollment
Move from browsing to a clear action once the course and timeline make sense.
Common Scenarios
This process is built for real planning pressure
A student needs one credit to stay on graduation track
Start by confirming the exact requirement, then compare course availability and timeline.
A family is checking a university or college prerequisite
Search by code first, then confirm that the course stream matches the destination program.
A student needs flexibility around school, work, sports, or travel
Use the course catalog and guidance form to compare online pacing with the student's real weekly schedule.