1. We are a smaller school allowing us to take an individualistic approach when it comes to students needs and goals. Our size is also conducive of a strong sense of community.

2. We are STEM focused. Since our school offers STEM-based programs we are perfect for student’s pursuing STEM jobs an post-secondary majors.

3. We offer virtual AP courses, the AP Capstone Diploma and are a test centre so students may their courses and exams with us for the most convenient and educational experience.

4. Our tuition is comparatively affordable.

To apply, fill out the admissions request here if you are a Canadian student. International students should apply here. You must review the documents required for admission and submit them as part of the application package.

We generally wrap up admissions in May, although we have made some exceptions in the past. We encourage interested students to apply as early as possible.

We recommend starting in September as this is the first semester, however, students may apply to enroll for either the fall or the winter semester.

For information on the application for your study permit, please go to www.cic.gc.ca. You will need a confirmed letter of admission from us and proof of tuition payment to begin the process.

Whether your past credits get transferred or not depends on the courses you have taken and their similarities with the courses required for the OSSD. We will review these details once you have been admitted.

We even have an ESL program to best support all of our students. There are 5 ESL levels and students get a credit for each towards their Canadian Diploma! If you have more questions about studying internationally, click here.

Yes! In the past, we have offered clubs such as sketching club, piano club, 3D printing club, debate club and even soccer club! As we are a small school, we welcome student's hobbies and interests with open arms and love starting up different clubs to foster curiosity and initiative in our students. Our clubs' fees are included in the full-time tuition paid.

International students are provided with a home away from home, where they will be given a private room, fed healthy food and held safe and secure. Students live with a family. They'll become part of the family's routine and adapt to living in Canada. This improves student's English as well as a sense of belonging to our community. For more information please click here.

STEM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics.

A STEM program is highly focused on improving and enriching learning in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematic subjects. In addition to these courses, Toronto STEM School is proud to offer all other required subjects such as English and History.