How do the courses work?
Toronto e School courses are offered online at torontoeschool.com. You can register for one or more courses and start a course at any time of the year. All learning materials and resources are presented online and can be accessed 24 hours a day, every day. You will submit assignments electronically and write tests online. Your final mark is determined by a combination of your work in tests, assignments, online collaborations and an exam. You will be assigned an online teacher who will monitor your progress and evaluate your performance and guide you through the online material. Your teacher will be available by email and regular online discussion sessions.
Why choose Toronto eSchool?
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Ontario Ministry-inspected online high school.
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BSID #886520.
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Authorized to grant Ontario high school credits and OSSD.
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Certified Ontario College of Teachers (OCT) educators.
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Flexible, self-paced Grade 9–12 online courses.
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International student admissions.
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Academic guidance and university preparation.
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International education partnerships.
Toronto eSchool provides students with the opportunity to earn Ontario high school credits and pursue the OSSD while studying online from Canada or their home countries.
- Earn the Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD)
- Upgrade marks to meet requirements of University/College admission
- Retake failed course to get a credit
- Take a course to free up their timetable, or to earn a credit in advance.
- Prepare for post-secondary program changes
Is Toronto e School a registered school?
Yes. Toronto eSchool is a registered Secondary School in the province of Ontario, Canada. We are inspected and accredited by the Ministry of Education of Ontario and are authorized to grant Ontario High School Credits and as well as the Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) since 2013. Our school is no different than any other bricks and mortar school such as Humberside Collegiate, or Upper Canada College. Our Ministry of Education BSID number is 886520.
Can I earn a high school diploma with Toronto eSchool?
Yes. Toronto eSchool is accredited by the Ministry of Education to offer high school credits toward the Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) and is recognized by all universities and colleges in Canada and around the world.
Do universities accept credits from Toronto eSchool?
Of course. Toronto e School credits are the same credits from any Ontario High School, public or private. Toronto echool will send a copy of your midterm and final report card to your home school, and OUAC or University/College as well. Each year thousands of Ontario students take online courses that are recorded on their Ontario Student Transcript. These courses become part of their application to post-secondary education around the world.
How long does it take to complete a course?
Toronto eSchool Online is self-directed study, meaning there is no set schedule for a student to follow or due dates to complete assignments. We recommend that you try to complete your course(s) in 2-6 months. Students who delay the completion of their course often don't finish it. It is in your best interests to schedule your learning so that your course can be completed in a reasonable amount of time. Your teacher will monitor your progress to make sure you are staying on a realistic timeline.
Do I need a textbook?
No. All materials and resources are online. You only need to login to your course at torontoeschool.com. And you can do this from anywhere in the world.
How do I register?
You can register online here: Register. You need to
(1) create your account,
(2)choose your course, and then
(3) choose your payment method.
After you create your account, you will receive an email confirmation of registration and login/password. You will then be prompted for a payment option -PayPal, Visa or Mastercard. You can start your course in minutes.
How to succeed in your Online Course?
Read Me First (PDF).
How do I write tests?
All tests are completed online. Tests have a time limit, so once you start a test you need to complete it within the time limit allowed. You can access a test any time of the day, from anywhere you are logged in.
How do I write the exam?
The exam is completed online. You will need a Toronto eSchool approved proctor to supervise you when you write the exam. You can write the exam at a Toronto eSchool location that is not your home.
Will eShool accept equivalent Credits?
We can assess your transcript from outside Ontario to determine whether equivalent credits can be granted. The assessment will determine how many courses the student needs to complete in order to earn the OSSD. TES will enter the equivalent credits on the student's transcript.
Can I apply for university in OUAC?
We will open an OUAC account for any student whose OSR is hosted by Toronto eSchool. TES will maintain the OUAC account throughout the school year, in which you have a minimum 3 active courses enrolled.
What does part-time/Full-time study mean?
Part-time study refers to students taking one or more courses with Toronto eSchool, while maintaining active status at their home school.
Full-time study refers to students who apply for Toronto eSchool as their home school (the main school at which they take the majority of the courses, and which holds their Ontario Student Record- OSR and may issue them OSSD diploma). It is required to apply for minimum three (3) courses per semester to meet this qualification.
Who will be my teacher?
Each student has a certified teacher throughout their course and will be able to communicate with the teacher via email. Your teacher will answer questions, provide short feedback, and grade assessments. Your online teacher should be the first person you contact with any questions or concerns about your course or course content.
How long does it take to grade my assignments?
Most of the courses provide students with feedback and grading within 5 business days of submission.
Can I still take courses with eSchool while living outside of Canada?
Yes, we welcome students living anywhere in the world. All that you will need to finish your course is a computer and an internet connection.
What are the benefits of attending an accredited OSSD online high school?
Attending a Ministry-inspected Ontario online high school authorized to grant Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) credits offers students several important academic, personal and university preparation benefits.
For Canadian and international students, an OSSD online high school provides the opportunity to earn an Ontario high school diploma while enjoying the flexibility of studying from almost anywhere in the world.
Why choose a Ministry-inspected OSSD online high school?
Not all online high schools have the authority to grant Ontario high school credits. Before enrolling, students and parents should verify that the school has been inspected by the Ontario Ministry of Education and is authorized to grant credits toward the OSSD.
A Ministry inspection examines important academic requirements, including curriculum, assessment and evaluation practices, course outlines, student records and school policies.
How can I obtain an Ontario Secondary School Diploma through online education?
You can earn an Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) entirely through online education by enrolling in an Ontario school authorized to grant OSSD credits, completing the required courses and meeting the provincial graduation requirements.
Whether you are a Canadian student or an international student living abroad, online education provides a flexible way to earn an Ontario high school diploma without necessarily relocating to Canada.
What should I consider when choosing an online school for high school credits?
1. Verify Ministry Inspection and Authority to Grant Credits.
2. Check Teacher Qualifications
3. Review Course Availability and Curriculum
4. Understand the Online Learning Format
5. Evaluate Student Support and Academic Guidance
6. Understand Course Duration and Completion Flexibility
7. Check University Recognition and Admission Pathways
8. Check University Recognition and Admission Pathways
9. Compare School Policies, Reputation and Transparency
What are the differences between traditional high schools and online high schools?
Traditional high schools generally require students to attend classes at a physical campus according to a fixed timetable, while online high schools allow students to complete their courses through digital learning platforms, often with greater flexibility over when and where they study.
Which Type of High School Is Right for You?
Online high school may be a better fit if you:
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Need a flexible study schedule.
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Prefer independent learning.
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Want to study from home or abroad.
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Need to balance school with other commitments.
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Want to complete additional high school credits.
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Are preparing for university admission while studying in your home country.
Why Choose Toronto eSchool for Online High School Education?
Toronto eSchool offers flexible online secondary education for Canadian and international students seeking Ontario high school credits and the Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD).
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Ontario Ministry-inspected school: Authorized to grant Ontario high school credits and the OSSD.
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Flexible online learning: Self-paced courses with no regular scheduled live classes.
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Qualified educators: Support from certified Ontario College of Teachers (OCT) instructors.
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Multimedia course materials: Online lessons, videos, assignments and assessments.
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Academic guidance: Assistance with course selection, credit transfers and graduation planning.
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University preparation: Grade 12 courses supporting postsecondary admission goals.
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Worldwide accessibility: International students can study from their home countries without relocating to Canada solely for online education.
Our goal is to make Ontario education accessible to students worldwide while helping them prepare for future university and college opportunities.
Explore our programs:
Contact us at ossd@torontoeschool.com.