Fast Track Courses

Have a deadline to meet? Get ready to succeed on the Fast Track! 

Fast Track courses guarantee 24-hour teacher email response times, 2-day assessment grading, and prioritized administrative support.

Tip: Add a Fast Track course to your cart by selecting the Fast Track toggle on any course page.

Interactive Online Tutoring

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    Professional Educators

    Get one-on-one help from our subject matter experts.

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    Real Support

    Schedule a virtual meeting with a tutoring coach.

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    Free Access

    Every course offers online tutoring at no additional charge.

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How Does It Work?

How Does It Work?

At Virtual High School, we recognize that no two learners are the same. That’s why students at VHS get to choose when and where to study, when to submit assignments, and when to write their final exams. With certified teachers, interactive course content, free online tutoring, dedicated student support teams, and an outstanding administrative staff, we stay focused on meeting the needs of each student to deliver the best in online secondary education.

Why Enrol at Virtual High School?

  • 20+ years of online education leadership
  • Established reputation with colleges and universities
  • Flexible, self-paced courses
  • Balanced student-teacher ratios
  • Extensive academic support and guidance services
  • Interactive student community programs and events
Discover the VHS Difference
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Who founded Virtual High School?

Virtual High School was founded by Ontario educator Stephen Baker, whose early work developing an online Grade 11 Biology course helped lay the foundation for the school.

When did Virtual High School begin issuing OSSD credits?

In 2001, Virtual High School was granted authority by the Ontario Ministry of Education to issue credits toward the Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD).

What was Virtual High School’s first online course?

The earliest course was a Grade 11 Biology course developed by Stephen Baker with help from his students in 1995.

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