Canadian Pre University

Entry Requirements

Local / London O/Level, AS Level, A/Level or equivalent qualifications

Program Objectives

Canadian Pre-University focuses on real world application, such as presentations and collaborative projects, in order to develop communication and interpersonal skills.

Here are some examples:
• English – Expect essays, presentations and projects
• Mathematics – Tests, quizzes and presentations
• Business – Presentations, debates, research papers, projects such as creating a mock product
• Sciences – Requires you to do lab (reports and practical) work

Criterion-based assessment using the Ontario Rubric:
• Knowledge/Understanding: Understanding of subject-specific content
• Thinking/Inquiry: Critical thinking and problem solving skills
• Communication: Communicating or presentation of information
• Application: Applying knowledge and skills to different contexts

Your final results will be an average percentage across all 6 subjects taken, where the maximum score will be 100%.

Program Overview

The Canadian Pre-University programme is a Pre-University programme for students who have completed OLevels or equivalent and leads to an Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD), which is awarded to Canadian students who successfully complete 12th Grade in high school.

Program Structure and Units

You will be required to take 6 subjects in total, including English.
Subjects are delivered on a modular basis, which means that you will study and complete several subjects in one semester before moving on to take another set of subjects in the following semester. Typically, you will take 2-3 subjects per semester, although you will have the flexibility to decide how many subjects you would like to take.
Most subjects have a combination of 70% coursework 30% final exams. As such, you will need to be on top of your homework, assignments and projects throughout the year. In addition, you will also need to:

• Complete the Ontario School Secondary Literacy Test (OSSLT)
• Complete a number of approved hours of Community Service

The programme is 9 – 12months long and will require you to take 6 subjects, where you will be graded on a combination of coursework and final exams.

“Student who successfully completed Canadian Pre-Uni program can apply for the admission to Canadian universities below”