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Our students are placed throughout all four Atlantic Provinces, (Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland & Labrador) as well as Quebec. See our Study Abroad (FAQ) - Frequently Asked Questions web page for further information.
We have established personal relationships with a variety of educational facilities
Listed below are recent media articles about internation student programs in Nova Scotia
Frequently Asked Questions About Our High School Program
When are schools open in Atlantic Canada?
First Semester: 5 months - Beginning of September / January 31st
Year Program: 10 months - Beginning of September / June 30th
Second Semester Program: 5 months - Beginning of February / June 30th
Q. When are schools open in Quebec?
First Semester: 5 months - August 15th / January 15th
Year Program: 10 months - August 15th / June 30th
Second Semester Program: 5 months - January 15th / June 15th
Q. Do I need to speak fluent English or French to attend a school in Atlantic Canada or Quebec?
No. International Students are not required to be fluent in English or French, however some understanding of the language will make your transition to Canada easier.
Q. What school will I attend?
There are approximately 130 participating schools in Atlantic Canada and Quebec in the program. Each school is a member of one of the provincial participating school boards. The school board will choose the school you attend based on the information you send. You will be notified of your school before you arrive.
Q. How long is the program?
The program is for as long as you would like to study in the province. Most students come for one year or five months, but some have taken two years or more. Each year you participate you are responsible for paying the program cost.
Q. Can I receive a High School diploma?
Yes. Students may graduate if they meet provincial high school graduation requirements.
Q. When can I arrive?
If you are planning to begin your studies in September you can arrive a couple of days before school starts which is usually the first week in September. If you are planning to come for the second semester, you should be prepared to arrive in late January early February.
Q. Are school books and school supplies provided?
Text books are provided to the student by the school, however, school supplies such as pens and papers are not provided and are the responsibility of the student.
Q. How does the International Student Program find the right school for me?
According to the application we receive, you will be placed by the Department of Education in an area where school and host family meet your needs and requests best.
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