It’s every parent’s duty to nurture their children’s dreams, hopes, and ambitions. From an early age, parents are encouraged to show a vested interest in their child’s future. Children might not know what “they want to be when they grow up” until they’re well into high school (or beyond), but there are ways that parents
At BrightMinds, e-learning instructors play a significant role in your success. They are the one who follow up with you on a regular basis to make sure you are progressing well in your studies; give you timely and meaningful feedback so you can better understand your academic strengths and weaknesses; reply back to your academic inquiries; clarify
Though short-lived, summer has the potential to offer a wide range of academic and non-academic learning opportunities to high school students. From taking an online summer course to volunteering, if planned properly summer can be a fun and productive time. Grade 9 Students: Prospective Grade 9 students may benefit from reaching ahead, finishing their first high school course over
We recently published a blog about the most common inquiry questions our admin members receive. We left one important question out as it needed a posting of its own, so here we are ?. A quick search on the Internet and you will easily find a good number of private high schools offering online credit
With June right around the corner, the school year is officially about to be over in a short few weeks. With long days, warm weather and a more relaxed day to day schedule, summer break can be a very productive time for high school students. Many take advantage of this window of time to achieve their academic
While all the information you need to know as a prospective student or parent about BrightMinds Online School is shared on different sections of our website, our admin is often asked the following set of questions via email or phone inquiries. So we have decided to put these questions together and answer them all here: Q: Is
According to the Conference Board of Canada, communication, information management, use of numbers and problem-solving are among the top employability skills in our country. Whether you plan to continue your education at a post-secondary institution or wish to enter the job market right after your high school graduation or are thinking of taking some time
For the majority of Canadian families, continuing education beyond high school is a no-brainer. According to a 2016 census, more than half of Canadians aged 25 to 64 have a post-secondary degree. With a better career and income prospect in mind, each year thousands of high school graduates enter colleges and universities across the country,
