Ontario curriculum · Global university pathways

Canadian education. Global possibilities.

COLA helps students in Canada and around the world connect Ontario curriculum high-school planning with personalized university application guidance—one relationship from secondary school to what comes next.

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Credit-granting authority confirmed

Canadian Online Learning Academy is a Ministry-inspected Ontario private school (BSID 667982). The principal is authorized by the Ontario Ministry of Education to grant credits toward the Ontario Secondary School Diploma.

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Inspected · BSID 667982Ontario private school with credit-granting authority

Ontario curriculumCourse planning based on provincial expectations

OCT-ledPrincipal-led teaching and academic oversight

Google ClassroomPrivate, organized online course access

Start with the course

Find the Ontario course your student needs

Search the prepared courses and COLA's wider Grade 9–12 development catalogue. Future-course requests help COLA decide what to develop and staff next.

Current OSSD credit course

CHV2O — Civics and Citizenship

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Open for application

CHV2O · Grade 10 · 0.5 compulsory OSSD credit

Civics and Citizenship, Open

OnlineMinimum 55 scheduled hoursNo prerequisite

Focused online study of citizenship, governance, inquiry and informed civic action.

Credit requirements

Completion comes before credit

All course requirementsAttendance evidenceFinal mark of at least 50%

Enrolment does not guarantee a credit. The principal grants the credit only after successful completion.

Focused first enrolment

Founding Cohort – CHV2O Enrolment

Eligible students may apply to complete the Grade 10 Civics and Citizenship course online for 0.5 compulsory OSSD credit. Credit is granted only after successful completion of all requirements and a final mark of at least 50%.

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What brings you to COLA?

Start with your learning goal

Choose the situation that best describes your family. COLA will respond with course information or guidance—not a sales script.

01I need a prerequisitePlan for a later course or pathway requirement. 02I want to upgrade a markAsk about repeating a course and reporting arrangements. 03I need a flexible scheduleBalance learning with work, health, family or activities. 04I study outside OntarioConnect Ontario course planning with a future university goal. 05I learn at homeAsk about teacher-supported secondary coursework. 06I am an adult learnerRequest course and prerequisite guidance.

For students in Canada and worldwide

High school today. University tomorrow. One connected plan.

COLA can help students connect Ontario curriculum course choices with postsecondary goals, then organize the research, requirements and timelines involved in applying to university.

Course and prerequisite planning University and program research Application guidance and preparation

Explore Global Student Support Plan My Pathway →

Guidance does not guarantee admission, scholarships, study permits or recognition by another institution.

COLA pathwayHigh school and beyond

Choose the destinationClarify countries, programs and possible universities.

Map the requirementsIdentify relevant courses, prerequisites and deadlines.

Prepare the applicationBuild an organized plan and strengthen required materials.

Prepare for the transitionPlan next steps for study habits, communication and arrival.

What online learning looks like

Structure students can see—and support they can reach

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Illustrative weekly module

Week 4OverviewMini-lessonGuided practiceAssignmentTeacher feedback

This is an illustration—not a student record

Clear goals for the week

Students see what to learn, what to submit and when teacher support is available.

1Review teacher instructionRead, watch or work through guided examples.

2Complete meaningful practiceApply learning and receive direction before evaluation.

3Submit and respond to feedbackRevise thoughtfully and demonstrate authentic learning.

Organized modulesStudents know what comes next.

Responsive feedbackTeachers guide progress rather than simply post content.

Individual supportConferences, clarification and intervention are arranged when needed.

Meaningful evidenceAssessment emphasizes authentic student work and demonstrated learning.

Current course details

Ask for the current CHV2O schedule and tuition

Contact the school for current admission, scheduling and course information. Written enrolment terms are provided before a family confirms a place.

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Teacher-led Ontario curriculum instruction
Organized Google Classroom access
Individual feedback and academic support
Assessment, evaluation and progress communication
Secure admission and records procedures
Provincial reporting through the verified arrangement, when authorized

Principal-led support

School leadership families can reach

COLA's Principal is an Ontario Certified Teacher who provides academic oversight, maintains clear standards and supports responsive communication with students and families.

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Questions families ask first

Clear answers before you inquire

Can COLA grant OSSD credits?+

Are all 58 catalogue listings open courses?+

Can students outside Ontario request information?+

Does COLA guarantee university admission?+

How does COLA deliver online learning?+

What should families submit through the public form?+

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Course information and guidance

Tell COLA what your student needs.

Apply for CHV2O or email the school for current start dates, tuition and scheduling. Submitting an initial application is not confirmed enrolment and does not guarantee a credit.

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