Student Registration
March 9, 2026
The Winnipeg Adult Education Centre accepts registrations at any time, contact the school for more information. For information about our courses and programs, take a look at our Student Handbook
How can I apply?
- Register for all our programs and locations in person at 310 Vaughan Street or call (204)-947-1674 for more information.
- You can also submit Registration information online.
- 2025 - 2026 WAEC Fillable registration form (pdf) - you will need to download and fill out the form and email to waec@wsd1.org
- 2025 - 2026 WAEC Printable registration form (pdf) - you can download, print the form, complete it and scan and email to waec@wsd1.org or you can bring it down to 310 Vaughan Street.
When can I apply?
- Courses start at the beginning of September and beginning of February.
- We accept students at any time through our continuous intake process at anytime throughout the school year. Contact the school for more information.
What documents will I need to register?
- Valid ID and a proof of address
- Bring any transcripts from previous schools if possible. If you do not have transcripts, we can request them from your previous school.
- If you have had a recent name change, you will require verification of your legal name by providing us with a Change of Name document.
What documents do I need if I'm not a Canadidan citizen?
- Permanent Residency document
- Study Visa
- Refugee Status
- Canadian Language Benchmarks (CLB), if available.
Is there a fee to attend?
- There are no fees Resident students (students who live within the boundaries of The Winnipeg School Division) are not required to pay any fees. Official proof of residency is required at time of application. (WSD Find a School Locator)
- Non-residents may attend our Adult Learning Centres at no charge and can also take courses at our Main Campus.
- Non-residents students may qualify for no fees under our MALTI program (CLB 5-8). This program is limited.
- Non-resident students 19-21 years old may have their fees waived if they complete a Schools of Choice application form and start attending classes in September. (*applies to non-graduates only).
- Non-resident students who apply for classes at our main campus, 310 Vaughan St. will be charged a fee. Please call the school for fee information (204) 947-1674.
- Letters of sponsorship will be accepted in cases where an agency or institution is paying the fees
What if I have been out of school or I'm not sure of which courses I should register for?
- During our intake meeting, we have an assessment process to place students into appropriate courses.
- Your will meet with a Guidance Counsellors who can provide academic and career counselling.
What does the Centre offer?
- Grade 12 credit courses for graduation or for post-secondary entreance.
- Preparation courses for Grade 12 credits.
- In-person courses.
- 10 week and 20 week courses.
- English (EAL) courses for students who want to improve their English.
- Resource support for all subject areas.
For a full list of courses and descriptions, click here.
