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Registration for Non-Canadian Students
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If you are
not
a Canadian citizen and new to Saskatoon Public Schools, please register through the:
Newcomer Student Centre
(publicly funded education)
OR
Saskatoon International Education
(tuition-based education).
Eligibility for Publicly Funded Education in Saskatchewan
Students whose parents are permanent residents or have a valid study or work permit can register for publicly funded education in our schools through the
Newcomer Student Centre
.
Parents with a valid study permit must study for at least one year and be registered in a recognized full-time degree or diploma program other than ESL (English as a Second Language). Students must live with their parent(s) in Saskatoon and be eligible to study at the time of registration (see
The Education Act (1995), s. 142 (1), s. 173 (1), Education Regulations (2019), s. 15 (2)
).
International Tuition-Paying Students
If you are not eligible for publicly funded education in Saskatchewan, you can register your child through
Saskatoon International Education
.
