How does it work?
Students may register at any time throughout the year and begin their course(s) within X hours of enrollment. Each course may take up to X months to complete. This strategy enables students to work more independently and choose their own timetables. All students are eligible to enroll in HAC courses. Permission is not necessary from the student's primary school of registration.
Along with the support provided by HAC's certified instructors and staff, courses offer complimentary access to online tutoring.
Students can complete their courses and write their proctored final exams online at any time of year and from any location.
All course materials and evaluations are accessible through our secure learning environment. There is no requirement for textbooks.
Throughout the course, HAC will connect with the student's primary school of registration by sending a letter of registration, a midterm report, and a final report. HAC will also provide this information to the OUAC, OCAS, or post-secondary schools upon the student's request. When the registering school receives the final report, the mark is added to the student's Ontario Student Transcript, making HAC courses an ideal complement to any student's secondary school education. Alternatively, students may enrol full-time in HAC and complete their OSSD entirely online.
We uphold Ontario's highest academic standards and are committed to academic integrity and honesty.
Visit our Frequently Asked Questions section to learn more about how HAC operates.
Our Courses
Our courses allow students to begin on any day of the year and progress through the work entirely at their own pace within our 18-month time limit.
Grade 9
6 Course
- Science
- Mathematics
- English
- The Arts
- Canadian and World Studies
- Health and Physical Education
Grade 10
7 Course
- Science
- Mathematics
- English
- The Arts
- Canadian and World Studies
- Career Studies
- Technological Education
Grade 11
10 Course
- Mathematics
- English
- Computer Studies
- The Arts
- Physics
- Chemistry
- Biology
- Business Studies
- Social Sciences and Humanities
- Technological Education
Grade 12
- Mathematics
- English
- Computer Studies
- The Arts
- Physics
- Chemistry
- Biology
- Business Studies
- Technological Education
- Social Sciences and Humanities
IB Tutoring
AC offers AP and IB tutoring for first- and second-year college courses to high school students. Our AP and IB Tutoring Service is specifically created to tutor exclusively IB and AP students from around Canada, and our tutors are highly qualified.
AP Tutoring
HAC provides high-quality services such as ongoing tutoring and test preparation for our students. Our curriculum assists students in becoming more equipped for an education in a globalising context.
SAT Preparation
The SAT (Scholastic Assessment Test) is a standardized test commonly used in the United States for college admissions. The goal of the SAT is to assess a high school student's readiness for college, and provide universities with a single point of comparison for all candidates.
IELTS & TOEFL
Our experienced educators at HAC assist students in learning about the various formats of language proficiency exams and how to properly prepare for them, including reviewing study strategies and rehearsing prior exams for each segment through in-person or online activities.
Youth English
The Youth English programme is designed for students in grades 1 through 6 from all over the world. The curriculum, which is developed by English language and literature professionals, and delivered by native-speaking instructors from North America, enhances children's listening, speaking, vocabulary, and grammatical skills in a fun and engaging environment.
Summer School
Students simply enroll in our summer courses offered at the start of July and August.
Prerequisite Courses
A prerequisite course is one that a student must take before moving on to the next level in the topic. The Ministry of Education establishes prerequisite standards to guarantee that students are adequately equipped to take a course at the next level.
Repeat/Upgrade Courses
Students who have already passed satisfactorily but want to raise their marks can apply for repeat (or upgrade) courses. Students receive the same Ontario (OSSD) credits they first earned for these courses, which have content that is comparable to the course they previously took.