Canadian International Matriculation Programme (CIMP)

About CIMP

The Canadian International Matriculation Programme (CIMP) is a Year 12 secondary school curriculum delivered according to the requirements of the Ontario (Canada) Ministry of Education.  The uniqueness of CIMP emerges in the method of assessment and evaluation in the context of an authentic student-centred learning environment. Students have opportunities to be involved in leadership activities, participate in extracurricular activities, and develop into socially responsible and globally conscious citizens in their communities. CIMP graduates earn the highly regarded Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) with the necessary academic and interpersonal skills to compete successfully in the global world.

Entry Requirements

Passed SPM, O-Level or equivalent with minimum five (5) credits.

Passed UEC with minimum three (3) subjects with Grade B.

Intakes

January, March, July, September

Programme Structure

The CIMP programme is delivered over two semesters (January, July and September intakes) or three semesters (March intake). 

Assessment and Examination 

Assessment is based on continuous evaluation. 

• 70% is formative coursework (tests, assignments, daily work, etc)
• 30% is final exam and/ or culminating activity 

CIMP programme practises the blended learning approach which combines face-to-face instruction and self-directed learning via an e-learning platform and the internet. Teaching and learning happens through a dual-mode approach. With this approach students are advised to bring their own electronic devices i.e. laptop or tablet.

Choice of Subjects

All students must successfully complete the following to graduate with the Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD): 

• Six (6) pre-university courses including ENG4U or ENG4C.
• An external literacy test (OSSLT) administered with the Ontario Ministry of Education. 
• Ten (10) hours of approved Community Service. 

Tuition fees