Quebec Virtual Home Schooling
OES can offer Quebec Students Virtual Home Schooling — inspected online courses that fit into your DEM learning project.
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Are you a Secondary 3-5 student in Quebec looking for an alternative?
Ontario eSecondary School supports Secondary 3-5 students in Quebec who, for various reasons, are looking for alternatives to education in their home province.
The content from our inspected courses can be integrated into the learning project that homeschool families have to submit to the DEM (Direction de l’enseignement à la maison). Our Academic Advisors work with licensed teachers and consultants in Quebec to provide support with this process. Our priority is to ensure students are receiving the support they need.
Why Quebec families choose OES:
Credits recognized outside of Ontario
Course content integrates into your DEM learning project
Support from licensed teachers and consultants in Quebec
Study full-time or part-time, at your own pace
Flexible learning gives students control over how and when they complete their courses.
Supportive & Student-Centered Services
Our Academic Advisors and counseling team can provide guidance for a smooth transition. In addition to assistance with the homeschooling requirements and process in Quebec, the team can provide social-emotional support, assistance with accommodations, as well as various academic counseling services. Students will also receive help from our excellent instructors and live 24/7 on-demand tutors that can help guide them throughout their studies.
We provide support and guidance; however, responsibility for fulfilling all provincial requirements rests with parents/guardians.
Individualized Pace: Fully Online, Flexible Schedules
Quebec students may take OES online high school courses full-time or part-time. Flexibility allows them to work around their schedule and goals. Whether students are taking courses to pursue the Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or they need professional support with particular subjects, schedules can be tailored to their needs. While additional services are offered to full-time students, we help everyone along the way!
How Does It Work?
Your personalized pathway towards the Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD), step by step.
Step 1
Transcript Approval
Academic transcript / homeschooling documentation approval through our Guidance Office.
Step 2
Advising Meeting
Confirm remaining credits and choose your personalized pathway towards the OSSD.
Step 3
Complete Courses
Complete remaining courses with OES at your own time and pace.
Step 4
Community Hours
40 hours of community involvement.
Step 5
Literacy Requirement
Ontario Literacy Course (OLC4O) or Exam (OSSLT).
Please email info@oeshighschool.com should you have an alternate scenario.
What Supports Are Included?
Every Quebec student gets the full OES support system.
24/7 tutoring from subject matter experts
Career & University/College Counselling
Social-emotional support & study skills building
Ontario Certified Teachers
DEM Quebec Learning Project Evaluation
Your Guide to Virtual Home Schooling in Quebec
Everything families need to know in one document: how OES courses integrate into your DEM learning project, the homeschooling process in Quebec, and the pathway to the OSSD.
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Planning for University?
See how Quebec students use OES to qualify for university — without CEGEP.
Flexible Learning, Real Results
Real students, real success—see how OES’s flexible learning and expert support helped them achieve their goals.
All of my teachers and staff were so helpful and kind.
Stephanie Spinn
Studying at Ontario eSecondary School was great for me! All of my teachers and staff were so helpful and kind. Thanks to Ontario eSecondary School, I was able to complete my high school diploma in a way that worked perfectly for me!
They were accommodating and genuinely care.
Noee Spiegel
All my teachers were absolutely wonderful, they were accommodating and genuinely care about their students. Thank you OES!
They helped my son get the extra credit he needs.
Andrew Vicencio
Awesome teachers and staff. They helped my son get the extra credit he needs to get in to University.
Take the Next Step—Book Your Guidance Appointment
Connect with our experts for personalized advice and start your journey today
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Still Have Questions?
Supported by Ontario Certified Teachers
Yes. Secondary 3-5 students in Quebec can enroll at Ontario eSecondary School (OES), a Ministry-inspected online school, and earn the Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) 100% online from anywhere in Quebec. Courses are flexible, self-paced, and available full-time or part-time.
Yes. OES is accredited by the Ontario Ministry of Education, which means high schools, colleges and universities accept the credits earned — including universities in Quebec and across Canada. Our team of experts can help with the transition from the Quebec system.
The content from OES’s inspected courses can be integrated directly into the learning project homeschool families submit to the DEM (Direction de l’enseignement à la maison). OES Academic Advisors work with licensed teachers and consultants in Quebec to support this process, and full-time students receive a free evaluation of their portfolio.
Both. Quebec students may take OES online high school courses full-time or part-time, and schedules can be tailored to their needs — whether pursuing the full OSSD or support with particular subjects. One course can be completed in as little as 4 weeks.
Yes. By completing Grade 12 credits and the OSSD with OES, Quebec students can apply directly to universities in Ontario and across Canada — no CEGEP required. Our university/college counsellors help plan admissions requirements ahead of time.
Parents and guardians. OES provides support and guidance throughout the process; however, responsibility for fulfilling all provincial requirements rests with parents/guardians.
