The Canadian Pre-University (CPU) program offers a comprehensive curriculum designed to prepare students for post-secondary education in Canada and around the world. The CPU curriculum typically includes a combination of academic courses, enrichment activities, and personalized support to help students achieve their academic and personal goals. While specific offerings may vary between schools, the following components are commonly included in the CPU syllabus:

1. Core Academic Subjects: CPU students typically study core subjects such as English, Mathematics, Sciences (e.g., Biology, Chemistry, Physics), Social Sciences (e.g., History, Geography, Economics), and Languages (e.g., French, Spanish). These courses provide a strong foundation in key academic areas and help students develop critical thinking,
   problem-solving, and communication skills.
2. Elective Courses
3. Advanced Placement (AP) Courses: college-level courses designed to challenge students and provide them with the opportunity to earn college credit while still in high school. AP courses are available in a wide range of subjects and are recognized by colleges and universities worldwide.
4. Enrichment Activities: such as research projects, internships, community service, and extracurricular clubs and organizations. These activities help students develop leadership skills, explore their interests, and build a strong portfolio of experiences for college and university applications.
5. College and University Preparation: Throughout the CPU program, students receive guidance and support to help them prepare for college and university admissions processes. This may include assistance with standardized testing (e.g., SAT, ACT), college applications, essay writing, interview preparation, and financial aid applications.