Online SAT coaching for students in Canada
Live one-on-one SAT classes for Canadian students applying to US colleges, scheduled in your time zone.
Digiwiz Academy coaches Canadian students for the digital SAT in live one-on-one online classes, scheduled in Canadian evenings or on weekends. Every student starts with a free diagnostic, and the plan targets the question types costing the most points.
Do Canadian students need the SAT?
Most Canadian universities admit Canadian high school students on their school grades, without the SAT. Students applying to universities in the United States are different: many US colleges accept or recommend SAT scores, and a strong score can help with admission and merit scholarships. Always check each college's current testing policy.
Timings for Eastern, Central and Pacific time
Classes are scheduled around your child's school day, usually on weekday evenings or weekend mornings in your local time. Your child keeps the same teacher from the first class to test day.
How the coaching works
Every student starts with a diagnostic, a full adaptive practice test scored by domain. Classes then focus on the domains and question types costing the most points, with practice papers built around your child's results. The final weeks move to full-length adaptive mock tests under real timing.
Parents are welcome in classes. Hashika Vyas, our founder, has ten years of teaching experience and personally coaches SAT students.
Start with a free test
Take our free adaptive SAT Reading and Writing mock test or SAT Math mock test. Both are scored instantly by domain. Then book a free 30-minute demo class to talk through the result with a teacher.
Frequently asked questions
Do Canadian universities require the SAT?+
Most Canadian universities do not require the SAT from Canadian high school students. Students applying to US colleges often take it, so check each college's policy.
Can I take the digital SAT in Canada?+
Yes. The digital SAT is offered at test centres across Canada. Check College Board's site for dates and centres.
What time are classes for students in Canada?+
Usually weekday evenings or weekend mornings in your local time zone, with the same teacher throughout.
Is the first class free?+
Yes. The first class is a free 30-minute demo on Zoom or Google Meet, with no obligation.