Am-Can Business & Tech School
Ontario High School Courses Online, or In Person at Our Vaughan Campus
Ontario private secondary school, Vaughan · OSSD courses, Grades 9 to 12Redefining High School Education in Canada
Enrolment is open, with six start dates a year. Students studying from within Canada get 20% off tuition on the September and November sessions. Opening offer. 20% off tuition for students studying from within Canada, on the September and November 2026 sessions. $330.00 online and $440.00 in person, per 1.0 credit course. See all offer details How to enrolThe whole process is online. There is nothing to print, nothing to post and nothing to hand in. You complete the student registration intake form and pay the registration fee, our admission assessment team reviews your application, and you receive your offer and your access instructions by email. Two routes. Choose by where you will be studying from, not by your nationality. Domestic EnrolmentInternational EnrolmentWhat I need firstSee where the OSSD is recognizedCourses and prerequisitesAdult learning Jump to The six steps1 Choose your course, your session and your formatAll courses run online in every session. In class at the Vaughan campus a selection runs each session. You make all three choices on the student registration intake form itself, so settle them before you begin. You do this2 Complete the student registration intake formOne form covers everything. You give the student and parent or guardian details, your current grade, your subject area, your course, your session and your format, and you upload proof of identity and age, your transcript or final report card, and your prerequisite evidence. You do this3 Pay the registration feeThe registration fee is $50 if you are studying from within Canada and $150 if you are studying from outside Canada. It counts toward your tuition, it is not an extra charge. If your application is not approved, you are refunded in full. You do this4 Check your email, including your spam folderYour confirmation arrives by email straight away. Every step after this one reaches you the same way, so add us to your safe senders and check your junk or spam folder if you do not see it. You do this5 Our admission assessment team reviews your applicationWe check that you meet the prerequisite for the course, against your Ontario Student Transcript or the evidence you supply. Where a prerequisite has not been met, the Principal decides whether it can be waived. We do this6 You receive your offer and complete your enrolmentIf your application is approved you receive your offer letter, your session dates and an invoice for the balance of your tuition. Once the balance and anything else named in your offer letter are received, your registration is confirmed and your learning portal access opens on the start date of your session. If we cannot approve it, we tell you why and what would change the answer. We do thisWhat you need before you start
Prerequisites, in plain termsMost Grade 11 and 12 courses require you to have completed a specific earlier course. The prerequisite for each course is published on that course page, exactly as the Ministry states it. If you do not have the prerequisite, apply anyway and tell us. The Principal may waive a prerequisite in defined circumstances, and will look at what you have already completed. You will get a decision either way, in writing, before you are asked for anything further. What you receive once you are acceptedBefore your session begins you will have all of this:
Fees and paymentOne fee covers the whole course. Tuition includes registration, your Ontario Student Record, your transcript and online examination proctoring.
You pay in two parts. The registration fee is due when you submit the student registration intake form, and it counts toward your tuition rather than adding to it. The balance is invoiced with your offer letter once your application is approved, and it is due no later than 7 days before your session starts. The registration fee is $50 if you are studying from within Canada and $150 if you are studying from outside Canada. That leaves a balance of $362.50 online or $500.00 in person for students studying from within Canada, and $712.50 online or $1,000.00 in person for students studying from outside Canada. If your application is not approved, your fee is refunded in full. You are never out of pocket for a place the school could not give you. Changing your mind, and transfersThere is a 48 hour cooling off period after you enrol. After that, transferring to a different course carries a $100.00 transfer fee. The full terms are in the fee schedule and the school's financial and refund policy. Taking more than one courseYou take one course per session. That is what makes the six week schedule work, and it is why you cannot take two courses in the same session. With six sessions in the school year, that is a maximum of six credits a year at this school. To take more than one course, apply for a different session for each one. If one course is the prerequisite for another, take the prerequisite in the earlier session so that it is complete before the next one begins. The registration fee is charged once. It applies to your first application only. For every course after that you are invoiced the full tuition for the course, with no further registration fee. Three ways to register for your next course
If you are not sure which of these suits you, contact the Admissions Office before you apply and they will tell you which route to take. Common questionsIs this a real school, and is the credit real?Am-Can is an Ontario private secondary school operating under Notice of Intention 119689, with a Ministry inspection scheduled for the 2026-2027 school year. The credit is a full 1.0 Ontario credit and is recorded on your Ontario Student Transcript. Do I have to come to Vaughan?No. Every course runs online. Campus attendance is a facility we offer, not a requirement, and it is never marked. How long does the assessment take?We aim to give you a decision in good time before your session begins. Apply as early as you can, particularly for an in class place, because those are limited. Can I take more than one course at once?No. You take one course per session, which is why the six weeks work. With six sessions a year that is a maximum of six credits a year at this school. What if I need the credit before a university deadline?Look at the session dates and count backwards. A session takes six study weeks from its published start date to its published end date, so you know before you apply when you would finish. I am an adult returning to finish my diploma. Can I enrol?Yes. Tell us your situation in your application and the admission assessment team will look at what you have already completed. I pay before I am assessed. What if I am not accepted?Your fee is refunded in full. Paying at registration is simply how the form works. It does not commit you to a place the school has not yet confirmed. What mark do I need to earn the credit?Fifty per cent or higher. What if the course I want is not running in class?It will still be running online, in the same session, with the same teacher, the same materials and the same credit. Start your enrolmentThree things, and you are done. 1 Open the student registration intake form for your routeThe two routes are below. Choose by where you will be studying from, not by your nationality. 2 Complete the form and pay the registration feeEverything is on one form, including your course, your session, your format and your documents. First five enrolments in each grade, studying from within Canada, pay nothing. If your application is not approved, you are refunded in full. 3 Check your inbox, and your spam folderYour confirmation arrives immediately, and your next instructions follow by email. If it is not in your inbox, look in junk or spam before you contact us. Registration linksSession 1 opens Monday 24 August 2026. Choose the route that matches where you will be studying from. Where you study decides your fee, not your nationality. I am studying from within Canada (Domestic) Canadian citizens, permanent residents, and anyone who will be in Canada while they study, including students on a study permit. I am studying from outside Canada Students who will be outside Canada for the whole of their course. Each page opens the student registration intake form for that route. You choose your grade, your course, your session and your format inside the form. If you are not sure which route applies to you, telephone the number below before you pay. Questions before you apply? Telephone 905-326-0045, answered 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday. |
THE LATEST UPDATES |