International Students
Anybody seeking a quality education can attend the NSRIC International School in Toronto (NIST) from anywhere in the world!
Global Students
Anybody seeking a quality education can attend the NSRIC International School of Toronto (NIST) from anywhere in the world! Students from across the globe choose NIST in order to earn individual credits or work towards obtaining their high school diplomas. The Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) is accepted by colleges and universities around the world and can be earned completely online with NIST.
Student's Key Benefits
- School admission facilities from Kindergarten (KG) to Grade 12
- Opportunity to get admission to a Canadian school
- Obtaining an Ontario secondary school diploma (OSSD) certificate
- Opportunity to travel by family member(s) to Canada with student upon visa approval
- Facilities for both synchronous and asynchronous class environments
- Canadian ministry of education school board identification number (ID)
- Up to 60% off on tuition fees by offering scholarship for all students
- Free counseling on student admission, mental health and special need
Key Features
- Following Canadian curriculum
- The Canadian government-approved school
- Schooling in Canada with parental supervision
- Opportunity of parents to accompany with children
- Schooling in the local branch(s)
- Schooling in online and on-campus
- The pathway toward permanent resident (PR) in Canada
- No formal exam up to G8, only assessments
- No need for IELTS, TOEFL etc.
- 100% tuition fees waiver in case of parents' expiration
- 50% tuition fees waiver in case of parent's permanent disability
- 100% transparency and hassle-free system
- Online admission facilities
- 100% secure online fee payment facilities
- Co-curricular activity
- Special opportunity to learn religion
- Fun and activity-based preschool program (i.e., KG and play group)
Have Questions?
At NIST, students are considered international students if they are neither Canadian citizens nor permanent residents in Canada. If you are registering from an address outside of Canada and (1) are a Canadian citizen, or (2) have a permanent residence in Canada, you are not considered an international student.
Because NIST delivers an accredited online learning curriculum accessible from anywhere in the world, international students studying online from their home country typically do not require a Canadian study permit. Students planning for on-campus activities or future travel to Canada must comply with Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) guidelines.
Yes, international students can enroll in individual credit courses to fulfill university prerequisites, upgrade existing marks, or complement their home school studies. All earned credits are officially recognized toward the Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) and can be transferred to secondary institutions worldwide.