Secondary Students
- How do I enroll in a K-12 school in Newfoundland and Labrador?
- Do secondary international students need health insurance?
- What are the fees and tuition?
1. How do I enroll in a K-12 school in Newfoundland and Labrador?
1. Application for International Education must be done through NLSchools or the Conseil scolaire francophone provincial (CSFP).
2. You must be accepted in a program of study by a recognized secondary school and receive a Letter of Acceptance (required to apply for a study permit).
3. If your program of study is longer than 6 months in duration, you must apply for and be granted a study permit (and temporary resident visa if required) from Canadian immigration authorities. In most cases, you will have to include a medical examination with your application. For more information: www.cic.gc.ca/english/study/study.asp .
Please note: minor children who come to Canada to study and who are not accompanied by a parent or legal guardian, must be cared for by a responsible adult in Canada. This person is known as a custodian. Legal arrangements must be made to give the custodian permission to act in place of a parent. For more information: www.cic.gc.ca/english/study/study-minors.asp .
Students are responsible for finding appropriate accommodations while studying in Newfoundland and Labrador, which they may wish to arrange through their agent.
2. Do secondary international students need health insurance?
Yes. All secondary international students must enroll in and purchase Health Insurance as arranged by NLSchools or the Conseil scolaire francophone provincial (CSFP).
3. What are the fees and tuition?
Information on fees and tuition can be found at NLSchools or the Conseil scolaire francophone provincial (CSFP).