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Friday, September 1, 2023

What makes a university-ready student?

 Through their transdisciplinary approach, Canadian International School (CIS) aims to prepare their students for the rigours of university and the real world. How do they do this? With a focus on developing well-rounded individuals who possess knowledge and a diverse skill set that will see them thrive in the global marketplace.

This year’s graduating class has once again been accepted into leading universities around the world. CIS’ Class of 2023 statistics are impressive. Their average score of 33.74, 74.5% of CIS students scored above the global average of was 30.24. In September, they will start their new academic lives at universities including Imperial College, University College London, McGill, University of Hong Kong and University of Toronto. 

What graduates say CIS did to help them prepare:


“Thanks to CIS, I learnt to be open-minded to different cultures and perspectives, and become confident when socialising and working with new people.” — Claudia G. 



“CIS has enabled me to develop and enhance my interpersonal and 
communication skills immensely. I am grateful for the opportunity to meet so many creative minds and learn from exceptionally experienced individuals.” — Paree G.




“During my 7-years at CIS, I’ve learned to take action on topics that I am passionate about. I’ll miss the incredibly supportive teachers as well as the communal feeling at CIS.” — Hariharan N.







Gain further insights from other CIS graduates as they share their experiences and discuss how CIS provided the optimal environment to help them succeed. 

Want to know more about CIS?


RSVP for CIS’ open house to: learn more about their curriculum and teaching approach, meet the academic leadership team, and to have your questions answered. If you’ve got kindergarten aged children, you can look forward to touring their new state-of-the-art kindergarten wing. Don’t miss this opportunity to experience the warm and welcoming Canadian spirit firsthand!

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