Continuing education - after school or university
Extracurricular activities
Avoiding problems you can well do without as a student
Point-and-click Universities
Massive Open Online Courses (MOOC)
- For Americans, or those seeking US nursing education
'RN to BSN' on-line programs
On-line Math education for youth
Financial education for youth
Other education for youth
Self improvement
Self curing
Adult high school
e-Learning companies
Christian educational establishments
- ChristianCollegeGuide.net
- Augustine College - Ottawa
- Calvary Christian Academy, Beckwith, near Carleton Place, ON
- Heritage College, Seminary, Cambridge, ON, includes classes in Ottawa
- Houghton Christian College - Houghton, NY, USA
- Multnomah Online Bible College
- Ottawa Christian School
- St. Timothy's Classical Academy - Primary school, Ottawa
- Redeemer Christian High School 82 Colonnade Rd., Ottawa, 613-723-9262, Grades 9-12
- Ryle Theological college, Ottawa (was Ottawa Theological College)
Private schools in the Ottawa region
- Academie de la Capitale 1B World School. 1010 Morrison Dr., Ottawa, 613-721-3872, Kindergarten - Grades 12
- The Greenwoods Academy 1056 Klondike Rd., Kanata, 613-591-3100, Kindergarten
- Joan of Arc Academy 2221 Elmira Dr., Ottawa, 613-728-6464. Bilingual girls school.
- OMS Montessori 335 Lindsay St., Ottawa, 613-521-5185 (Don), Grades 7-12
- Peak Centre Academy Bell Sensplex, 1565 Maple Grove, Kanata, 613-737-7325, Grades 4-8
- St-Laurent Academy 641 Sladen Ave, Ottawa, 613-842-8047, Kindergarten-Grade 9, Bilingual.
- Westboro Academy 200 Brewer Way, Ottawa, 613-737-9543, Bilingual
Scholarships
Coaching
Promoting excellence in education; special educational programs
- Oxford Learning Centre - Learning programs for students aged from 3 to 20. Sue Chapman, Centre Director, (613) 591-2400
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Now here's an interesting statistic. Immigrants are not only hard working and ambitious, they are also highly educated.
Compared to all Canadians, immigrants are three times as likely to have a batchelor degree, four times as likely to have a master's degree, and twice as likely to have a doctorate.
Source: 1996 Census, Statistics Canada; Immigration Overview 1999, Citizenship and Immigration Canada.
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