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Yes. National E-School is an accredited Ontario High School! NES undergoes a yearly inspection by the Ontario Ministry of Education. Our curriculum and learning platform is authorized to provide up to date courses in order to grant OSSD credits to students in Canada and around the world. National E-School’s ministry school number is 886726. You can find our accreditation here: Ministry of Education (Ontario) Private School Information Site.
At NES, online learning is comprised of two components:
As we follow a Facilitated Inverted Classroom Model (FICM) , NES promotes student achievement and success, through self-directed learning. While our remote learning is comprehensive and flexible, it is personalized and tailored to support students on a 1v1 basis.
Your first step is to begin the course registration. Students are able to browse the course catalogue to find a course or courses that align with their learning needs and interests, and can add it to the cart. Once the purchase is complete, students can submit registration forms and relevant documents online. Once you receive the confirmation of registration you can officially start your course at NES!
For more information click this link below: https://nationales.ca/ossd-grade-9-12/
Yes! Students can register to take courses in the summer or any time in the year. NES credits are offered 24 hours a day and 365 days every year.
Yes you can! As our vision at NES is to provide a global high school education, students can take an online credit course from anywhere in the world!
Students will have 9 months from registration to complete the NES course. After registration, students can complete the courses at their own pace independently, as our courses are all conducted asynchronously. Student progress is saved on his/her learning system and account on hand and he/she will have the ability to pause the learning progress at any time and continue on another day.
For students registered in partnership with an educational institution, the local school curriculum will determine the student’s timeline and learning plan for each course in accordance with the guidelines of the Ontario Ministry of Education.
Yes, NES will communicate with the registered student’s full-time school throughout the student’s learning journey. As we offer partnerships with our external stakeholders, NES’ affiliate partner and designated facilitator model assists the students at their respective campuses with the organization, management and facilitation of NES courses.
To learn more about how the partnership works please visit this link: https://nationales.ca/become-a-partner/
Yes they are! As our curriculum follows the Ontario High School requirements towards the OSSD, these credits count and are recognized by universities / colleges.
The Ontario Universities Application Center is a processing service for students to apply to Ontario universities.
In facilitating the process of applying to first‑year undergraduate programs (bachelor’s degrees), it is used by prospective students who are interested in applying to university for the upcoming academic year.
For more information please visit the website link below: https://www.ouac.on.ca/
Yes, National E- School (NES) can send your marks directly to OUAC, your home, and to your day school.
You can access your OUAC account by following this link to the OUAC login page.
The deadline to submit the initial application for admission, is January 13, 2022. However, depending on the university, some programs are on an ongoing basis.
The OCAS stands for Ontario College Application Service. The OCAS is an application processing centre for undergraduate admissions to Ontario Colleges.
The OCAS receives student applications, processes them and transfers the information to the colleges. The OCAS does not make admission decisions; that is the colleges’ responsibility.
Yes, National E- School (NES) can send your marks directly to OCAS, your home, and to your day school.
You can access your OCAS account by following this link to the OCAS login page. For more information please visit the website link below: https://www.ontariocolleges.ca/en/
While Colleges and universities are commonly a part of Ontario’s postsecondary education system, these pathways offer different programs that are based on these factors:
While Colleges generally offer programs that can be applied towards a career, colleges offer courses that lead to certification in specific areas as students will gain a diploma or certificate upon graduation. Typically, programs in college run about 1-2 years.
Universities focus on academic and professional programs. Typically they run between 3-4 years. Upon graduation, students will earn a Bachelor’s degree.
For non-Canadian citizens or international students, universities require an additional document that indicates an assessment of high level English proficiency. As different universities offer various applicants the opportunity to complete one of the several popular tests:
IELTS
TOEFL
DuoLingo
The most popular language test is IELTS and commonly most universities require a minimum overall score of 6.5 or higher with no category lower than 6.0
As a rule of thumb, most universities assess applicants based on these two factors:
Top 6 U/M (Grade 12 courses) overall average
English facility score (Language test or course)
Depending on the program of interest, students are also assessed based on supplementary documentation (e.g., supplementary application, profile, essays).
Different universities will set different deadlines based on programs. However, the deadline to submit the initial application for admission is usually January 13, 2022 through the OUAC online system. However, depending on the university, some programs are offered on an ongoing basis, and can be applied after the initial OUAC deadline. Please visit the respective University’s Admissions guidelines for up to date information.
You can complete the registration process on our National E School website: add course(s) you would like to register to the shopping cart. Once processing to checkout, you will be directed to a new page and be asked to fill in the registration form.
Optionally, if you work with our partners, you can ask the representatives for help.
You will receive two emails automatically, one is the payment confirmation and the other is the registration confirmation, which means our service team received your profile. After renewing your qualifications, our team will contact you for the course access or for further information.
If you are a part-time student with us, you may need to contact your home-school to confirm.
If you registered as a full-time student with us, you can choose to take courses from other online schools, as long as you can satisfy the full-time status at NES.
You will get full access to our online courses.
As a full-time student of NES, you will also get support from our Student Service Team and Guidance Counselling for course selection, community services and university applications.
Once registered, you will receive the access, on the course home page you will see the brief introduction of your instructor and also s/he will send you a welcome email at the beginning of the class.
All of our teachers are well-trained and OCT-qualified.
Teachers will mark your assignments and tests. If you have any questions about the course, you can either email them or they will host weekly meetings/office hours to discuss with you.
For an assignment which is worth marks, your teacher will grade it within three business days. For tests, your grade would be ready within a week after you took it.
No, you only need to complete all the requirements before moving forward to the next unit. Once you submit your assignment and tests, the next unit will automatically unlock and you can move forward.
You can either send messages through our online platform or email your instructors. Teachers will also hold weekly meetings or office hours which means you can join the online meeting at the scheduled period.
If you are a part-time student with us, we will contact and mail the official report cards to your home-school. If you need us to report the grades to OUAC, you can contact the guidance department and they will forward further instructions to you.
If you are a full-time student with us, you will receive a student copy of the report card and we will keep your official report card in your Ontario Student Record.
Yes. If you are interested in receiving an Ontario Secondary School Diploma or credits towards an Ontario Secondary School Diploma, you can register with NES or another Ontario highschool from anywhere in the world to receive credits. If your high school is outside of Ontario, Canada, please consult with your host school to determine whether you can use NES courses as a transfer credit. If you wish to take NES courses for leisure or other learning purposes, you can also do so without receiving a credit.
If you are a part-time student with us, you can choose between:
If you are a full-time student with us, the guidance department will report your grade to OUAC/OCAS directly.
If the course you would like to enrol in says that there is a prerequisite, that means you need to complete the prerequisite course before registering. The prerequisite course will provide you the knowledge/ concepts/ academic background that you need to have before taking the up-level courses.
