THE DETAILS

InformNet Summer Session is Manitoba's only online summer school program.

  • Students may register online at www.informnet.mb.ca and click the registration link at the top of the page.
  • All online courses are asynchronous: students work through Brightspace learning modules, submit the module assignments, and finally complete the specified online tests. Each course has a teacher assigned for help - answering emailed questions  and available each day (Mon. to Fri.).
  • Students need access to a computer and the Internet.
  • Course materials are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week from July 2 to July 30.  (All related course work must be completed on or before July 30.)
  • Summer Session registration closes on July 4, 2025, or when capacity is reached.
  • All InformNet summer session courses close at 11:59 p.m. on July 30, 2025
  • A few days before classes start, InformNet emails student log on information (username and password) along with support documentation. 

THE BENEFITS OF SUMMER SESSION

  • Summer school may not be available in your local area.
  • Summer employment may not be possible with structured summer school hours.

FEES

  • Repeater courses are $250 each
  • Non-repeater courses cost $500 each
  • Invoices are emailed from PayPal. You don't need a PayPal account to settle the invoice.

SUMMER SESSION REFUND POLICY

  • Up to July 4, 2025 - full refund available.
  • July 5, 2025 and onwards - no refund issued.
  • Please ensure that all course payments are completed by June 27, 2025. Note: Any unpaid invoices will be canceled after July 5, 2025.

SUMMER SESSION RUNS FROM JULY 2 - JULY 30.

 


REPEATER ($250 per course) 

Canada in the Contemporary World 10F (0101)

English Language Arts 10F (0001)

Math 10F (0080)

Physical Education 10F (0169)

Science 10F (0120)

English Language Arts 20F (0001)

Essential Mathematics 20S (3000)

Geographic Issues of the 21st Century 20F (1180)

Introduction to Applied and Pre-Calculus Mathematics 20S (3905)

Physical Education 20F (0169)

Science 20F (0120)

Applied Mathematics 30S (3903)

Essential Mathematics 30S (3000)

Pre-Calculus Mathematics 30S (3939)

Biology 30S (0124)

Chemistry 30S (0122)

Physics 30S (0123)

ELA Comprehensive Focus 30S (0092)

ELA Literary Focus 30S (0093)

ELA Transactional Focus 30S (0094)

History of Canada 30F (0105)

Physical Education 30F (0169)

Applied Mathematics 40S (3903)

Essential Mathematics 40S (3000)

Pre-Calculus Mathematics 40S (3939)

Biology 40S (0124)

Physics 40S (0123)

Chemistry 40S (0122)

ELA Comprehensive Focus 40S (0092)

ELA Literary Focus 40S (0093)

ELA Transactional Focus 40S (0094)

Physical Education 40F (0169)

 

FRENCH IMMERSION REPEATER ($250 per course)

Histoire 30FX (0105)

Mathématiques au quotidien 30SX (3000)

Mathématiques au quotidien 40SX (3000)

Mathématiques pré-calcul 40SX (3939)

 

FRENCH IMMERSION NON-REPEATER ($500 per course)

Mathématiques pré-calcul 30SX (3939) (NR)

NON-REPEATER ($500 per course)

Non-repeater courses are not offered at the grade 9 level.

Science 20F (0120) (NR)

Geographic Issues of the 21st Century 20F (1180) (NR)

English Language Arts 20F (0001) (NR)

Introduction to Applied and Pre-Calculus Mathematics 20S (3905) (NR)

Essential Mathematics 20S (3000) (NR)

Physical Education 20F (0169) (NR)

Physical Education 30F (0169) (NR)

Applied Mathematics 30S (3903) (NR)

Essential Mathematics 30S (3000) (NR)

Pre-Calculus Mathematics 30S (3939) (NR)

Biology 30S (0124) (NR)

Chemistry 30S (0122) (NR)

Physics 30S (0123) (NR)

ELA Comprehensive Focus 30S (0092) (NR)

History of Canada 30F (0105) (NR)

Physical Education 40F (0169) (NR)

Introduction to Calculus 45S (1/2 credit) (3940) (NR)  [Completed Pre-Cal 40S credit strongly suggested]

Biology 40S (0124) (NR) [Completed Biology 30S credit strongly suggested] 

Physics 40S (0123) (NR) [Completed Physics 30S credit strongly suggested]

Chemistry 40S (0122) (NR) [Completed Chemistry 30S credit strongly suggested]

NON-REPEATER COURSES SPECIFICALLY FOR ADULT/GRADUATED LEARNERS ($500 per course)

Adult/Graduated learners include individuals who have graduated high school or are between the ages of 18 and 20 not registered at an in-person school or are 21 years old and above.

Applied Mathematics 40S (3903) (NR)  [Completed Applied Math 30S credit strongly suggested]

Introduction to Calculus 45S (1/2 credit) (3940) (NR)  [Completed Pre-Cal 40S credit strongly suggested]

Essential Mathematics 40S (3000) (NR)

Pre-Calculus Mathematics 40S (3939) (NR) [Completed Pre-Calculus Math 30S credit strongly suggested]

ELA Comprehensive Focus 40S (0092) (NR)

ELA Transactional Focus 40S (0094) (NR)

Biology 40S (0124) (NR) [Completed Biology 30S credit strongly suggested] 

Physics 40S (0123) (NR) [Completed Physics 30S credit strongly suggested]

Chemistry 40S (0122) (NR)  [Completed Chemistry 30S credit strongly suggested]

Physical Education 40F (0169) (NR)

Applied Mathematics 30S (3903) (NR)

Essential Mathematics 30S (3000) (NR)

Pre-Calculus Mathematics 30S (3939) (NR)

Biology 30S (0124) (NR)

Chemistry 30S (0122) (NR)

Physics 30S (0123) (NR)

ELA Comprehensive Focus 30S (0092) (NR)

History of Canada 30F (0105) (NR)

Physical Education 30F (0169) (NR)

Essential Mathematics 20S (3000) (NR)

Geographic Issues of the 21st Century 20F (1180) (NR)

Introduction to Applied and Pre-Calculus Mathematics 20S (3905) (NR)

Science 20F (0120) (NR)

English Language Arts 20F (0001) (NR)

Physical Education 20F (0169) (NR)


  • To be successful, students need to log in consistently as summer session is only 4 weeks long.
  • Students who choose non-repeater courses should plan to allocate up to four hours per day, per course. Students who choose repeater courses need to allocate two hours a day, per course.

  • All online courses are facilitated by a certified teacher, who has teaching experience and expertise in the subject area. Students may access the course, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The Brightspace learning management system contains an internal message and announcement system. The instructor will answer any questions you have within 24 hours (not including weekends) and mark any assignments and tests within a timely manner. Please note that you must only use the internal email system to contact the course teacher.

  • Final marks are sent to the student's day school. Please check with the day school and contact the InformNet office if your mark has not been received.

  • Students register by clicking the registration button at the top of the page. Students will need to know their Manitoba Education and Training student Number (MET#). This is a 9 digit number that is given to each student attending school in Manitoba. It is found on the transcript or report card. It is sometimes called a provincial student number. Example: 103 ### 098.