The Independent Learning Centre (ILC) is mandated by the government of Ontario as the province's designated provider of distance education and GED testing. The ILC offers Ontario credit courses in English and French for grades 9 to 12, as well as the Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) and the GED testing program. In addition, the ILC has an elementary school program, non-credit ESL courses, and a variety of student services.

ILC's outstanding credit and non-credit courses and educational services enable students to earn a high school diploma or equivalent, upgrade their skills, and achieve their academic and career goals.

The ILC's flexible and accessible courses allow students to pursue their education, their way - anytime, anywhere.

ILC Mandate and Origins

An educational success since 1926, the ILC fulfils a special role in Ontario's educational system using a unique approach to delivering accredited distance education.

ILC Service Model

Each year the ILC provides credit and non-credit courses, awards OSSD diplomas, and gives adults the option of attaining the GED High School equivalency.

Education Partners

The ILC works with educational, social, labour, and employer organisations around Ontario and across Canada.

Employment Opportunities

The ILC sometimes hires Ontario-certified teachers to write courses, evaluate student coursework, and provide homework help online.

Contact Us

How to reach the ILC by email, mail, or phone, how to use our automated telephone system, and how to find our office.