Welcome to the Comox Valley International Student Program
Study in the beautiful Westcoast of British Columbia, Canada
The Comox Valley International Student Program invites students from around the world to experience life and learning in one of Canada’s most scenic and welcoming regions. As part of the Comox Valley School District, our program offers international students at the primary and secondary level the chance to study alongside Canadian peers in accredited public schools on Vancouver Island, British Columbia.
Since 2005, we’ve welcomed students from over 30 countries to our vibrant school communities. Our program serves students in grades K to 12, offering full-year, semester, and short-term study options. Whether you’re looking for academic challenge, outdoor adventure, or a supportive home-away-from-home, you’ll find it here.
Ready to get started? Our application process is simple—just click the “Apply Now” button above!
About the Comox Valley School District
Our district is recognized for its innovative programs and supportive learning environments. Learn more at Comox Valley Schools.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Comox Valley?
The Comox Valley is located on the east coast of Vancouver Island. We are nestled between the Beaufort Mountain range and along an arm of the Salish Sea making us a snow-to-surf destination.
We are only a 25-minute flight from Vancouver or a two-and-a-half-hour drive north of Victoria. Our airport receives daily flights from Vancouver, Calgary, and Edmonton.
Who can apply?
We welcome students aged 11–18 who are eager to improve their English, make lifelong friends, and experience Canadian education and culture.
Why choose Comox Valley?
Academic excellence, a stunning location, personal support, and a safe, welcoming community.
What grades do you accept?
Students can join in grades 1 through 12.
Can I graduate with a Canadian high school diploma?
Yes! Full-year students can earn a recognized British Columbia Dogwood Diploma.
Comox Valley International Student Program
Proudly welcoming students to British Columbia, Canada since 2005.
