Learn. Experience. Succeed!
Archer Preparatory College is a place where the individual student is a highly valued part of the school community and is encouraged to share his/her talents and ideas to enhance the spirit of diversified learning. Teacher mentors guide students along individualized learning paths which highlight academic and social strengths and encourage the development of the mind, body and spirit. Graduates of Archer Preparatory College continue on their life journey with a deep awareness of the self and the confidence to continue towards future successes.
Our philosophy of education is founded on the concept of Balanced Learning and incorporates education through lived experience, technology, individualization and communication.
Individualization is the key to success. Students are encouraged to follow unique learning paths by combining different methods of learning to satisfy their individual curiosities and to become involved in their education.
Teaching through lived experience challenges students to discover learning through meaningful tasks. This is achieved through a project oriented curriculum, educational field trips, a range of co-curricular activities and a co-operative program.
Technology has become an integral part of daily life and our classrooms are no exception. Our curriculum is enriched by the use of film, music, art, computer programs and internet technology.
Communication is the foundation to building a secure, respectful and inclusive community of learners. Administration, teachers, students and parents are constantly involved in a strong network of communication to ensure that the needs of all its members are being met accordingly.
Take a look at our newly renovated campus!
Student services include career counseling, homestay/residence placement and health insurance for international students, post-secondary application process and access to wireless internet.
"I've studied at Archer Preparatory College for four years and I've met some great people. The teachers are great and they are very helpful."
Students from grades 7-12 are scheduled into courses based on the Individualized Learning Path created at the beginning of each school year. Students have the opportunity to take courses in the Arts, Sciences, Maths, Technology, Business Studies, Foreign Languages, Health and Physical Education, Social Sciences, Humanities, English, Canadian and World Studies and Guidance and Career Education. Small class sizes ensure that all students are awarded the individual attention they require to achieve mastery of the Ontario curriculum.
Our newly renovated facilities are wheelchair accessible and include
well-lit, air-conditioned classrooms, quiet study areas, media lab, art
lab, science lab, resource center, full-service cafeteria and fitness
centre.
Student services include career counseling, homestay/residence placement and health insurance for international students, post-secondary application process and access to wireless internet.

Self-directed study is available to our current students
,
home-schooled students and students from other schools who are
interested in participating in online or correspondence courses.
Both the correspondence and the online courses have been a successful
choice for students wishing to supplement their regular learning with
additional courses. Additionally, the self-directed study allows
for students to diversify their daily schedule by taking one or two
credits in this manner, rather than in a traditional classroom setting.
Students have access to the computer lab, resource center and quiet
study areas to work on their courses during allotted hours in their
daily schedule. Teacher mentors will be assigned to every student
who is attempting a self-directed study course for guidance, support and
evaluation of completed assignments.

Since
1997, Archer Preparatory College has educated international students
from all over the world. Our administrators and educators are
experienced in welcoming students from many cultural backgrounds, and
rise to the challenge of making the adjustment to Canadian life a smooth
transition for our students. Our guidance department will assist
students in choosing the best possible course of study to achieve their
goals of studying at North American Post-secondary institutions.
We offer ESL credit courses and can arrange for one-to-one tutoring
services for students who need more assistance in their second language
studies.
We
encourage students to pursue extra-curricular activities to enrich their
learning experience. Students have the opportunity to participate
in the Media Club, Art Club, Drama Club, Fitness Club, Chess Club,
Student Council and Social Action committee. We support students who
show an interest in forming new student associations based on their
diverse interests.