Academic

ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE

Queen City Collegiate was originally established in 1991 and was a unique school where local students and those from around the world receive a quality education. Queen City Collegiate provided a close-knit, comfortable environment where you will be accommodated and encouraged not only academically, but in all aspects of your life in Regina.

The qualified instructors at QCC shared their energy, enthusiasm and expertise during dynamic and challenging classes designed to prepare you to enter Canadian or international Universities.

PROGRAMS

QCC welcomed both local and overseas students and provided a variety of programs to accommodate student needs. As a private, co-educational international school founded in 1991, QCC was fully accredited and licensed by the Saskatchewan government. All our course offerings met or exceeded the requirements of Saskatchewan Learning.

This high standard of instruction enabled graduates from QCC to be fully qualified and prepared to enter the Canadian or international University of their choice. Graduates of QCC could be found at the University of Waterloo, McMaster University, York University, and the University of Western Ontario, just to name a few!

THE LEARNING ENVIRONMENT

Queen City Collegiate operated on a semester system, with classes beginning in September and February. However, we realized that obtaining a student visa not always coincide with regular school start dates. Therefore, we enrolled students throughout the school year, making necessary adjustments in course selection and scheduling.

THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC

The outbreak of Covid-19 in 2019 had seriously affected the operation of Queen City Collegiate. The international travel restrictions forced our school to temporary closed the academic program. Currently we are providing the tutoring and language training classes. Any students who are interest to take the academic courses, we will refer to Athol Murray College of Notre Dame in Wilcox Saskatchewan. Our Board of Directors is working hard to reopen the academic classes. Please watch closely for the announcement soon.