The academic year of the Blyth Academy University Preparation Program is divided into four terms of ten and a half weeks. This cutting-edge restructuring of the traditional academic school year has dramatic benefits for the student. The University Preparation students take only two courses per term, as opposed to a more traditional semester setting (four courses a semester) or a full-year setting (eight courses daily spanning the entire academic year), meaning that our students are able to manage their academic workload much more effectively. Two-hour classes, taken five days a week, allow more time for in-depth review and for individual attention to the students on an ongoing basis. Students select their courses at the start of the school term, and are given their schedule and room assignments. The third period is free for independent study, assignments, extracurricular activities, guidance counsellor visits, independent exercise programs, sports training, or other homework.

A non-native English speakers applying to high school have an IELTS of 6.5 or equivalent (elementary or middle school 5.5 or equivalent) before applying to study at Blyth Academy. Copy of your passport All available high school transcripts, translated into English Letter of recommendation from your current school After receiving the Conditional Letter of Acceptance, the student will be contacted by one of our Guidance Counsellors to arrange for an admissions interview.