What is Online High School ?

Online High School is a direct learning-environment, where students are taking online (virtual) high school courses. The courses are provided by an accredited High school in the USA and provide the coursework and teachers, just like traditional schools.

Students are provided with learning materials, test preparation and reports to enable them to understand the learning and progress they have made.

Parents will have the peace of mind that their child will be receiving a quality education.

Why choose to learn Online?

Online learning is a very affordable option. Online learning programs are an alternative education solution that families in the UAE can select.

Learning online also gives parents the flexibility and the freedom to choose and explore individual interests and tailor their childs preferred areas of study.

Concerned parents also have the peace of mind that their child is getting the attention and support he or she needs in order to grasp a difficult concept. This maybe in Maths,  Science or even to master the techniques required to succeed in an English listening or reading exam.

Is Online learning accredited?

Yes, we only partner with accredited schools. Accreditation is awarded only to educational institutions that meet the highest standards of providing quality education programs and  services

Our partnerships are with US private schools that are regionally accredited with, North Central Association of Colleges and Schools – NCA CASI, Southern Association of Colleges and  Schools – SACS-CASI, and Northwest Accreditation Commission – NAWAC under the umbrella of Cognia, (formerly AdvancED).

Extensive research carried out in the US has consistently shown that children who are home-schooled score better in exams than children in state schools. The Home  School Progress Report of 2009, conducted by Brian Ray of the National Home Education Research Institute and reported in the Washington Times, surveyed more than  11,000 home-schooled children and found that, on average, a home-schooled child scored 37% higher in standardised achievement tests than their publicly-schooled  counterparts.