J. Addison school

• Location J. Addison school: Toronto, Canada
• Established: in 2002.

The private Addison school is considered to be one of the leaders of the Canadian Secondary education, is accredited by the Ministry of Education of the Province of Ontario and offers balanced, effective educational programs.

The school is focused on teaching students in 8-12 grades and provides an opportunity to receive a valuable secondary school diploma (OSSD) (Ontario Secondary School Diploma), giving the opportunity to enter the best universities in Canada, North America and the world. Many graduates demonstrate such a high academic level that they receive higher education through scholarships and personal grants.

The J. Addison school campus is located in Markham just half an hour from the center of the vibrant Toronto, Canada's most interesting and large city.

Students receive comprehensive support from qualified teachers at every stage of their studies. High school students are given special attention in the process of preparing for the transition to university: a team of consultants meets with each of the students individually, works closely with them to discuss further goals, set realistic and progressive goals, and develop recommendations on the best way to achieve them.

J. Addison School teaches a full cycle of school programs at four stages of education:

• Early years (3-6 years old),
• Grades 1-8 (7-14 years old),
• Grades 9-12 (15-18 years old).

The school also has a summer department that organizes short-term seasonal programs for students aged 11-16.

During the academic year, three residences are open for students in grades 7-12.

• Erie Hall and Simcoe Hall are mixed-use residences with open-plan rooms that can accommodate two to four students of the same gender and age. Each student lives in his own area with a single bed, table, chair and wardrobe, has access to the bathroom in the room,
• Huron Hall currently serves as a residential block for boys. There are general sector rooms, each of which accommodates a maximum of five students; Students live in their own area, fenced off from other students and fully furnished.

Each residence has lounges, kitchenettes and dining areas for preparing snacks, self-service launderettes, high-speed Wi-Fi, wired Internet access and a telephone. The buildings are guarded with modern security systems in addition to round-the-clock supervision.

When accommodated in residences, students receive three meals a day from a balanced menu based on international cuisine. Experienced chefs develop menus for seven days a week, providing a wide range of delicious dishes from around the world that meet nutritional guidelines.

During summer programs, students are accommodated in quadruple rooms with bathrooms and receive three meals a day.

Subject list: French, Art, business, Career development course, chemistry, Classical civilization, economics, Environmental science, geography, healthy lifestyle, history, humanitarian sciences, Information Technology, maths, music, Natural science, physical education, physics, politics, Psychology, Regional geography, social sciencies, technology

For students of J. Addison school, various activities are organized on campus and off-site during leisure time: intellectual quizzes and sports tournaments, interesting trips and excursions, walks and creative master classes. There are numerous clubs - for example, a section of dramatic art and music classes, the editors of the school yearbook. There are also big seasonal holidays, parties.

• Modern technologies and innovative educational methods, excellent equipment and infrastructure of the campus;
• The ratio of teachers to students is 1:15, individual, personal approach to each student;
• 24-hour security for students and constant care for them;
• Constant communication with parents, regular reports on the progress and success of the student. Recommendations for further development and studying;
• Effective pre-university programs allowing graduates to enter the best universities in Canada and the world;
• Unique adaptation program "Path to Success": every day students attend 1 lesson aimed at career guidance and building a successful career.

Equipping of the J. Addison school campus allows students to learn and spend time with maximum comfort and benefit. Classes and lectures are equipped with modern technology (including interactive whiteboards, TV and audio equipment), as well as scientific laboratories, where practical lessons are usually held. Prepared studios for creative and visual arts, music and drama classes, a large sports hall and dance studios, a fitness center. The large library provides all kinds of teaching aids and materials, art books and periodicals, and in a cozy cafeteria children are offered a balanced, useful and tasty selection of a variety of dishes.

The course price includes:

• Accommodation and meals (full board - three meals a day, school residence)
• Accommodation deposit
• School Contributions
• School uniform 
• Teaching aids, books and materials
• Medical insurance.

It is paid additionally:

• Registration fee (non-refundable)
• Additional academic and language classes (optional)
• Additional recreational activities and excursions (optional)
• Custody (registration with the agency + guardian services)
• Roundtrip air tickets
• Personal pocket expenses
• Visa fees and services, translation and certification of documents
• Consular fee (payable at the Embassy).

Extras:

• Registration fee (for a programme/course) 300 USD
• Deposit for a course/programme 1000 USD

The admissions committee recommends applying as early as possible to guarantee a place in the residence and apply for a visa on time.

The admission process consists of several stages:

• Filling out a detailed questionnaire, providing the required documents and paying the registration fee,
• After the application is confirmed by the admissions committee, the applicant receives a preliminary letter of admission. During the review of the application, the candidate may be scheduled for an interview,
• Payment of tuition fees,
• Once the student visa is received, a copy of it and tickets should be mailed to the commission staff to confirm the date of arrival and arrange a meeting,
• Passing an assessment test upon arrival on campus,
• Beginning of training.

According to annual statistics, 100% of JAS graduates continue their education at the universities of their choice, including:

• University of Toronto,
• Queen’s University,
• University of Waterloo,
• Wilfrid Laurier University,
• York University,
• McMaster University and others.

Students who take part in the basketball program often receive university scholarships from Bradley University, Colby University, University of Toledo, and others.

International applicants wishing to obtain an OSSD diploma at JAS must provide:

• Personal documents: passport, vaccination card and health insurance, visa or residence permit,
• Academic report cards for the last three years.

During the admission process, each foreign candidate will take a language test to determine the level of English proficiency.

1. Scholarships for studying from the J. Addison School:

• Scholarship for Academic Achievements
• Scholarship for excellence and talent in a certain field of study (including, sports achievements).

The boarding schools in Ontario actively support talented and aspiring students. The school offers Entrance scholarships, which are based on academic merit or excellence in a particular area of ​​study or discipline (including sports achievements). Any student can apply for a scholarship. Scholarships are awarded after consideration of applications to those students who demonstrate outstanding performance, as well as the ability for creative and innovative activities and talent for learning. Students should have great achievements in extracurricular activities, such as art and sports. It is also important public activities of the candidate, including school life. The scholarship allows the student not only to receive a partial or full reimbursement of studying costs, but also to prove himself. For all questions related to the receipt of the scholarship, including application processes, please contact our specialists.

2. Scholarship from York University:

The University of York and the J. Addison School have established partnerships so that students can learn about the processes of education and life at the university. As part of this process, students receive individual classes and consultations that contribute to their academic development. Also allocated 3 additional scholarships in the amount of $ 5000 CAD graduates of the school, who plan to enter the University of York. Scholarships are awarded to the most talented students who show outstanding achievements and have all the chances to become successful students and prove themselves during university studies. For all questions related to obtaining a scholarship from the University of York, contact our specialists.

• Guardianship services during the studies
• Student supervision