Kisomo A complete Ontario high school — 100% online, on your schedule.
September intake is now enrolling. A global classroom with a Canadian education: Kisomo delivers the full OSSD, Grades 9–12 — self-paced, fully online and asynchronous, with qualified teachers, pre-recorded Ministry-inspected lessons and individualized completion plans. Every course is a flat $650.
September intake open · Ongoing enrolment all year · No application fee · No international surcharge · Official report card for every course
- Full 110-hour Ontario credit
- Qualified teacher feedback on every task
- Start anytime — no fixed class times
- Proctored final exam included
- Official report card for every course
Same Ontario diploma. A school built around your life.
Every OSSD credit in Ontario follows the same Ministry curriculum and inspection standards. Here is how Kisomo compares with high-end private schools.
| Kisomo International Collegiate | High-end private schools | |
|---|---|---|
| Price per credit | $650 flat | Often $2,000+ per course, or $20,000+ per year |
| Schedule | Self-paced online — individualized completion plan, no fixed class times | Usually fixed daily classes |
| Location | Anywhere — 100% online, no commute | Often campus-based |
| Start dates | Anytime — ongoing enrolment | Fixed intake dates |
| Ministry-inspected OSSD credit | Yes | Yes |
| Qualified teachers | Yes — feedback on every submission | Yes |
| International students | Same $650 price | Often a surcharge |
The credits universities actually look at.
Every course is a complete Ministry-inspected Ontario credit — taught, assessed, and reported to Growing Success standards. All courses a flat $650.
Advanced Functions
The gateway prerequisite for calculus, engineering, business and science programs.
Calculus & Vectors
Required for engineering, computer science and most STEM university programs.
Chemistry
Core prerequisite for health science, life science and nursing pathways.
Principles of Mathematics
Get ahead — or catch up — on the academic math track.
English as a Second Language
Five full credit levels that lead directly into ENG3U/4U for university admission.
Don't see your course? We offer the full Grade 9–12 catalogue — ask us about any Ontario course code.
One school. Built around three kinds of students.
Because every lesson is pre-recorded and every course is self-paced, Kisomo fits lives that a fixed timetable cannot.
Train, compete, keep your average up
With no live classes, training camps, travel and competition never collide with school. Work ahead before a tournament and catch up after — your completion plan flexes with your season, while the same qualified teacher stays with you throughout.
A Canadian education from anywhere
Earn Ontario OSSD credits from any country and any time zone — asynchronous lessons mean 2 a.m. classes never happen. ESL levels A–E build a direct pathway into ENG3U/4U and Canadian university admission, with no international surcharge.
Get ahead, catch up, or balance work and school
Take the course your day school could not timetable, upgrade a mark for university admission, or accelerate your diploma while holding a part-time job. Start any course on any day of the year.
Admission is simple — four steps, no waiting.
Apply online
The application takes about ten minutes — choose your courses and tell us your goals. Not sure of your level? Take our free placement assessment first.
Send your documents
Attach your latest report card, exam results or English proficiency test right in the application — or send them to your admission officer later.
Meet your teacher
A welcome conference sets your individualized completion plan with measurable checkpoints, so you and your family always know where you stand.
Start learning
Your login is ready the same day. Finish at your own pace, pass the proctored final, and receive your official Ministry report card.
What a day at Kisomo actually looks like.
No bells, no commute, no timetable — but real structure, real teachers and real deadlines.
Learn when you focus best
Open your course any hour of any day. Watch the pre-recorded lesson, work through the activities, and submit when you are ready — morning, evening or weekend.
Structure that keeps you moving
Your completion plan breaks the 110 hours into measurable checkpoints, so self-paced never turns into never-finished.
Your teacher, one-to-one
Written feedback on every submission plus scheduled student–teacher conferences — the attention a 30-student classroom cannot give.
A real school. Real standards. Real credits.
Ministry-inspected private school
Kisomo International Collegiate is inspected by the Ontario Ministry of Education and authorized to grant OSSD credits — the same authorization every credit-granting school in Ontario holds. Our BSID is 669857.
Assessment done properly
Every course follows Growing Success: balanced achievement-chart marking, multiple opportunities to demonstrate learning, triangulated evidence, and a proctored final evaluation.
Qualified teachers, not chatbots
Your work is assessed by qualified teachers who give written feedback on every submission and meet with students one-on-one for conferences.
Report cards schools accept
You receive an official Ministry report card for every credit — exactly like any day-school credit. Your day school adds it to your OSSD record, and it is accepted for OUAC and OCAS applications.
Real families. Real results.
"We compared several schools. The others cost far more and needed class every weekday. Kisomo was a fraction of the price, fully online, and her report card arrived before school started."
— Parent of a Grade 12 student"I retook Advanced Functions to raise my mark for engineering. The lessons were clearer than my day school's, the teacher actually replied the same day, and because it is self-paced I kept my part-time job the whole time."
— Grade 12 student, OntarioEverything parents ask before enrolling.
Is this a real OSSD credit that universities accept?
Yes. Kisomo International Collegiate is a Ministry-inspected private school authorized to grant Ontario Secondary School Diploma credits (BSID 669857). You receive an official Ministry report card for the credit, accepted for OUAC and OCAS applications like any other school's credit.
How much does a course cost?
Every course is a flat $650 — a complete 110-hour Ministry credit with qualified-teacher assessment and a proctored final evaluation. There are no application fees, no late fees and no international surcharge. Running online keeps our costs, and yours, down.
How does the schedule work?
Kisomo is fully online and self-paced — there are no live classes, no fixed class times and no classrooms — every lecture is pre-recorded and Ministry-inspected, so you learn whenever it suits you. Enrolment is ongoing — start anytime, follow your individualized completion plan with measurable checkpoints, and finish at your own pace. The same courses run year-round.
Who teaches the courses?
Every course is led by qualified teachers — but delivered fully asynchronously, on your own schedule. The lectures are pre-recorded and have gone through rigorous Ministry inspection, so every lesson meets the standards of the Ontario Ministry of Education. Your teacher marks every assessment with written feedback, meets you for one-on-one conferences, and supervises the final evaluation — there are simply no live class times to attend.
How is the final exam handled?
Final evaluations are completed in one supervised, proctored sitting with identity verification — meeting Ministry expectations for online schools.
Can international students enrol?
Yes — same courses, same $650 price. No international surcharge. ESL levels A–E are available for students building toward ENG4U.
We live overseas — do time zones matter?
Not at all. Every lecture is pre-recorded and every deadline comes from your own completion plan, so students in any country study at hours that suit them. There are no 2 a.m. live classes — ever.
How do parents follow their child's progress?
Each course runs on an individualized completion plan with measurable checkpoints, and the teacher gives written feedback on every submission. Families receive progress updates and formal Ministry report cards, so there are no surprises at the end.
Does Kisomo prepare students for university?
Yes. We teach the Ontario university-preparation (U) courses admissions offices actually assess — ENG4U, MHF4U, MCV4U, SCH4U, SPH4U, SBI4U and more — assessed to Growing Success standards, and our report cards are accepted for OUAC and OCAS applications.
Can I take just one course, or a full year?
Both. Many students take a single credit alongside their day school, while others complete their entire Grades 9–12 program with us. There is no minimum — you pay $650 per course, only for what you take.
Can I use a Kisomo credit to upgrade a mark?
Yes. Many students retake a course to improve a prerequisite mark for university admission. Both attempts follow Ontario reporting rules, and universities generally use the higher mark.
When can we start?
Our September intake is enrolling now — and because Kisomo is self-paced and asynchronous, enrolment stays open all year. Apply today and your course login is ready right away.
September intake is open. Start your OSSD today.
A full Ontario high school, online — qualified teachers, Ministry-inspected standards (BSID 669857), and report cards universities trust.
Apply for September