Admissions Coordinator

Janille Giambattista

Our Admissions Coordinator is present to assist parents and students through every step of the application process. She is available by telephone and email, as well as for in-person or virtual meetings, to discuss any questions at any point in the student’s journey with Keystone.

416-422-4123

[email protected]

The first step in our admissions process is to inquire about our programs and space availability. Prospective students and families can gather detailed information about our school, its programs, and the vibrant community we foster. This stage is crucial for understanding the unique opportunities we offer and ensuring a good fit for a successful educational journey. We can schedule a school tour or a virtual meeting to discuss if Keystone is the right fit for your education abroad.

Fill out the online application directly here on our website. You will be asked to submit copies of your ID and most recent transcript or last 3 years’ report cards.

Once your application has been received and reviewed, our Admissions Coordinator will schedule a meeting with you. This meeting is intended for us to get to know you and your interests and academic/career aspirations.

Based on what we learn about you during the interview, we will prepare an official Offer of Admission. This document includes a last day of confirmation and instructions on how to complete tuition payment.

Use this, along with any other supporting documentation (such as custodianship) to apply for your student visa through the IRCC.

One of the most crucial aspects of the visa process to study in Canada is ensuring that you submit the correct documentation. Missing items or incorrectly completed sections of the application can result in long delays—or even a rejection of the application entirely.

To support our international students through this process, Keystone School offers personalized assistance with study permit applications. We work closely with certified IRCC representatives and experienced immigration lawyers who specialize in student visas. They have successfully helped many of our students from over 25 countries navigate the visa process with confidence and ease.

Frequently Asked Questions

We are a fully accredited, Ministry-inspected school. Our courses meet the standards and curricular guidelines set out by the Ontario Ministry of Education.

Yes, secondary school and high school are the same. In Ontario, these programs run from grades 9-12. College or university study is referred to as “postsecondary”.

Keystone School offers private education for Grades 7 to 12 in Toronto.

As we are a private school, all students pay tuition to attend Keystone School. Our tuition and fees for international students can be found here.

Yes, we welcome both local and international families.
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