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NPU Canada is an Ontario Ministry of Education government inspected school (BSID 882700) offering flexible pre-university and secondary education programs for students preparing for university admission in Canada, the United States, and globally. Credits are nationally and internationally recognized and count toward high school diploma (OSSD) completion and university eligibility.
Yes, through its flagship school, NPU Canada, offers licensed secondary-level programs that meet provincial education standards, ensuring that completed credits are recognized for post-secondary admission.
All official transcripts and Ontario Secondary School Diplomas (OSSD) are issued by NPU Canada (BSID #882700), a private secondary school inspected by the Ontario Ministry of Education and authorized to grant OSSD credits located in Toronto, Ontario.
NPU Canada serves as the official flagship school of Northern Pre-University. It is responsible for ensuring the quality and integrity of the educational curriculum, issuing official transcripts and diplomas, and maintaining compliance with Ontario Ministry of Education inspection standards. Northern Pre-University is the parent corporation of NPU Canada, responsible for managing and coordinating the school’s global network of operations.
Yes. All NPU courses follow the Ontario Ministry of Education requirements and are nationally and internationally recognized. Key recognitions include: Credits accepted toward a Canadian high school diploma, Recognition for Canadian and international university eligibility, Meets NCAA compliance standards. This ensures students can pursue post-secondary education in Canada, the United States, and abroad with confidence.
NPU offers: Ontario Grade 12 pre-university programs, Science, Commerce, and Liberal Arts study profiles, Flexible in-person academic pathways, Student-athlete academic programs.
Each course includes 110 instructional hours, in accordance with Ontario Ministry standards.
A full-time student typically completes 800 to 900 instructional hours per academic year.
Yes. Students may retroactively register for eligible courses allowing them to complete or upgrade credits toward a recognized Ontario secondary diploma and university eligibility.
Courses are offered in English and French.
Yes. Eligible students may obtain an Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD).
A typical student must complete: The program consists of 30 credits across Grades 9–12, all meeting Ontario Ministry of Education standards, and requires 40 hours of community involvement, distributed at 10 hours per grade year. Graduates must also meet the Ontario Secondary School Literacy requirement. Students entering after Grade 9 may receive credit equivalencies based on prior academic transcripts. Placement tests may be required for certain subjects. Minimum Grade 12 requirements: Six Grade 12 (pre-university) courses, 10 hours of community service, Ontario Secondary School Literacy Course.
NPU offers pre-university study profiles as of grade 11: Science Profile (engineering, health sciences, medicine), Commerce Profile (business, management, economics), Liberal Arts Profile (humanities, social sciences, general studies).
Study profile selection depends on university goals and admission requirements. NPU advisors can assist students in selecting the most appropriate pathway.
Yes. NPU specializes in academic pathways for student-athletes requiring flexible schedules due to training, competition, or travel.
Yes. NPU’s flexible academic model allows students to balance elite sports training with a licensed education.
Yes. NPU partners with sports academies and athletic organizations in Canada and internationally.
Yes. NPU welcomes international students and offers recognized academic pathways for university admission worldwide.
Yes. Credits are nationally and internationally recognized, subject to university admission policies.
Yes! Our sports academies welcome students from around the world.
All exams must be supervised by a qualified proctor.
Students write exams at their learning hub. Videoconferencing options are available for students traveling abroad or who cannot be on site.
Yes. The OSSD is one of the most highly accepted high school diplomas in the world. Most universities post the specific entry requirements for OSSD students on their websites.
The Grade 12 program constitutes a separate pathway and is not a substitute for technical programs or preparatory tracks for pre-medical or law studies. Students interested in medicine or law may still achieve these goals by planning their academic trajectory through an appropriate undergraduate program.
Most universities in Quebec accept Grade 12 for admission; however, not all programs may be available. Students should verify with the university’s admissions office.
The Grade 12 program constitutes a separate pathway and is not a substitute for CEGEP. Students interested in medicine or law may still achieve these goals by planning their academic trajectory through an appropriate undergraduate program.
Yes. NPU offers optional university guidance services, including application support and academic advising. Students may hire a personal university guidance counselor at a nominal rate.
Yes. Private tutoring is available as an optional paid service.
Application & full-time registration: $399 (non-refundable). Annual registration (after 365 days): $199.
Registration fees are non-refundable as our staff must prepare a thorough review of your academic transcript and design pathways. Course fees: Full refund within 7 days, No refunds after 7 days. All course fees become non-refundable after seven (7) days from payment. This applies regardless of whether a student begins the course, as costs have already been incurred for instructor contracts, LMS setup, and the establishment of the student’s Ontario Student Record (OSR).
Yes. NPU operates live, in-person learning environments through partners and sports academies.
No. Boarding availability depends on the specific partners or academy.
International student? All our locations welcome international students with specialized support services. Student-athlete? Choose based on your sport: Hockey, Soccer, Basketball, Baseball, Golf.
NPU operates learning centers and sports academies in: Canada, United States, Europe, Africa, Asia.
Students build a strong academic foundation through subjects like English, Math, Science, French, Geography, and History while developing critical thinking skills and confidence through exploration and hands-on learning.
Grade 8 strengthens core subject knowledge and emphasizes preparation for high school, especially in math, helping students develop the skills and confidence needed for more challenging coursework ahead.
Students experience a well-rounded curriculum including English, Math, Science, French, Art, and more, designed to build strong academic foundations and support both personal growth and future success.
Grade 10 builds on core subjects while introducing courses like Canadian History, Civics & Careers, and electives such as Business Studies, allowing students to explore interests and shape future goals.
Students can choose between Business, Liberal Arts, or Science pathways, allowing them to focus on subjects aligned with their interests and future career or university goals.
Grade 12 offers specialized pathways in Liberal Arts, Business & Law, and Science, with focused courses and electives that help students meet university requirements while pursuing their academic interests.
You can contact NPU by phone, email, or social media, or speak directly with an academic advisor.
Applications begin with academic transcript review and program consultation. Contact NPU to start the admissions process.
