High School Credit Courses

Earn Ministry of Education credits and the Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD).

Start anytime. Study where and when you like.

How to Enrol

GED Testing Program

Write the GED Tests to earn a Ministry recognized high school equivalency certificate.

Province-wide testing.

What is GED Testing?

Online Tutoring for Grades 9 to 12

Get free homework help from experienced, certified teachers: online, in real time.

Sunday to Thursday, 5:30-9:30 (EST).

See a Demo

Courses for Independent Learners

High school credit courses: towards college, university or workplace.

Continuous enrolment: start anytime, study anywhere.

Blended distance education: print and interactive course material.

Expert support: guidance counselling, marking, and feedback by Ontario certified teachers.

Learn how our courses work.

See our catalogue of independent study courses.

Programs for Organizations and Groups

Social agencies, community organizations, and labour groups can offer the ILC's Ministry of Education approved courses to enhance their services.

ILC's flexible, independent study courses are ideal for adult learners in the community.

Learn about facilitated community programs.

GED Testing

General Educational Development (GED) testing is for people who have not completed high school.

The GED challenge tests demonstrate high school-level knowledge and skills.

Available for adults, 18 and over, who have been out of school for more than a year.

See this year's test locations and schedule.

Learn how to register for GED Testing.

Get help preparing for the GED Tests.

Group GED Testing

Organizations that want to host GED Tests for groups of candidates can arrange testing sessions.

Designated ILC examiners supervise the testing.

Learn about facilitated community programs.

Online Tutoring with Teachers and Librarians

Ask a Teacher is a FREE service that offers homework help in Grades 9 to 12 English, math, and science.

Pick a username, log in to our chat rooms, "raise your hand", and connect with one of our experienced teachers.

Available in real time: Sunday to Thursday, 5:30 to 9:30 p.m.

Learn more about Ask a Teacher homework help.

Homework and Study Resources

Research resources from Knowledge Ontario: articles, databases, videos, and more, from libraries, cultural organizations, and educational institutions around the province.

Handy study aids: an online scientific calculator, interactive periodic table, a science and mathematics glossary, etc.

Explore ILC's Ask a Teacher tools and resources.