Online homeschool in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan
Live Cambridge IGCSE & A-Level for Prince Albert and Northern Saskatchewan families. Built for U of S (Saskatoon), Saskatchewan Polytechnic, plus mainland Canada applications. From USD 423 per month.
Northern Saskatchewan families benefit from Smartious live online instruction without travel to Saskatoon or further — Cambridge IGCSE and A-Level delivered online means families don't relocate for high school years. U of S (1.5hr south in Saskatoon) accepts Cambridge qualifications — particularly valuable for science-track students targeting Western College of Veterinary Medicine (WCVM at U of S), College of Medicine, or College of Engineering. Saskatchewan division-dependent homeschool funding helps offset tuition.
Prince Albert is Northern Saskatchewan's commercial centre and a gateway to the boreal forest and Prince Albert National Park — Saskatchewan Polytechnic (Prince Albert campus), plus access to U of S (Saskatoon, 1.5hr south). Significant Indigenous (Cree, Métis, Dene) populations, plus forestry industry heritage (Weyerhaeuser pulp mill), plus government employment (Saskatchewan Penitentiary, courts) create distinctive Northern Saskatchewan homeschool families. Plus access to Saskatchewan's division-dependent homeschool funding.
40K Prince Albert · Northern Saskatchewan hub · gateway to boreal forest
University pathways
- Saskatchewan Polytechnic (Prince Albert campus)
- University of Saskatchewan (Saskatoon, 1.5hr south)
- University of Regina (3.5hr south)
- First Nations University of Canada (Regina + Prince Albert)
- College of the North Atlantic
Prince Albert neighbourhoods we serve
West Hill · East Hill · Hillcrest · Goshen · Crescent Acres · East Flat · West Flat · Marquis Industrial · Carlton Park · Riverview · Cornerstone · Beardy's and Okemasis First Nation (45min south) · Muskoday First Nation (15min east) · Sturgeon Lake First Nation
Fees
From USD 423/month for Primary, payable termly; varies by curriculum and level. One-to-one tuition: USD 15/hour.
Frequently asked questions
How does Saskatchewan homeschool registration work for Prince Albert families?
Prince Albert families register with their local school division — Prince Albert Catholic School Division 6, Saskatchewan Rivers Public School Division 119, or for francophone families Conseil des écoles fransaskoises. Each division processes registration and determines funding (varies $500-$1,500 CAD/year by division). Smartious provides curriculum documentation supporting registration.
Does Smartious help Prince Albert families apply to U of S Saskatoon?
Yes. University of Saskatchewan (U of S Saskatoon, 1.5hr south) accepts Cambridge IGCSE and A-Level on equal footing with Saskatchewan Grade 12. U of S College of Engineering, Edwards School of Business, College of Medicine, plus Western College of Veterinary Medicine (WCVM — one of Canada's five vet schools) all welcome Cambridge applications. Saskatchewan Polytechnic (Prince Albert campus) also accepts Cambridge. We provide free application support.
Which Northern Saskatchewan areas do you serve?
All of Prince Albert including West Hill, East Hill, Hillcrest, Goshen, Crescent Acres, East Flat, West Flat, Carlton Park, Riverview, Cornerstone, plus surrounding Northern Saskatchewan (Shellbrook, Big River, Christopher Lake, Candle Lake, plus Indigenous communities — Beardy's and Okemasis, Muskoday, Sturgeon Lake First Nations). Smartious is fully online — Northern Saskatchewan geographic isolation is irrelevant.
More in Canada
What parents say
Rated 4.9 out of 5 on Google from 130+ reviews. Read our Google reviews
“I am truly impressed by the level of professionalism at Smartious Homeschool and Tuition. The tutors are not only knowledgeable but also very patient and supportive. They create a comfortable learning environment where children feel free to ask questions. My child now enjoys studying and looks forward to every session.” — Google reviewer, Google review