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Tia Now Teaches to the Saskatchewan Curriculum, Grades 5 to 12
Tia is a personalised, adaptive Saskatchewan curriculum tutor for Mathematics, English Language Arts and Science, Grades 5 to 12.
By Tia Education Team · Published
Saskatchewan parents can now see exactly which provincial outcomes their student has worked on as learning happens. Tia is a personalised, adaptive tutor that teaches Mathematics, English Language Arts and Science to the Saskatchewan curriculum at every grade from 5 to 12, with Ministry-coded outcomes shown in progress reports.
- The Saskatchewan curriculum is live now in Tia for Grades 5 to 12.
- Mathematics, English Language Arts and Science are aligned at every supported grade.
- Tia checked 381 outcomes and 3,453 indicators against the Ministry's own curriculum pages.
- Progress reports carry Saskatchewan outcome and indicator codes such as N5.4, CR6.2 and SCI10-CI1.
- Parents can use these records as supporting evidence and should check their school division's requirements.
The alignment comes directly from the Saskatchewan Ministry of Education curriculum site, not from a third-party summary. Each outcome and indicator was checked word for word against the Ministry's own pages before going live, including the 2026 English Language Arts 10 and 20 documents published in August 2026.
Saskatchewan's provincial curriculum is live now in Tia
Saskatchewan families can now choose their own provincial curriculum when setting up learning in Tia.
All three subjects Tia teaches are included at every supported grade:
- Mathematics, Grades 5 to 12
- English Language Arts, Grades 5 to 12
- Science, Grades 5 to 12
The curriculum controls the learning direction. Tia adapts the pace, level and explanation to the student while keeping each lesson connected to Saskatchewan's published expectations.
This is not a generic Canadian pathway with Saskatchewan added as a label. The underlying curriculum records come from the Ministry's own pages and retain the same identifying codes used in the provincial documents.
Tia is now a Saskatchewan curriculum tutor for Grades 5 to 12, with parent reports that name the same coded outcomes published by the Ministry of Education.
You are invited to start a trial with Tia and select the Saskatchewan curriculum. 14-day free trial, no card needed.
381 outcomes and 3,453 indicators, checked against the source
Curriculum alignment needs more than matching broad topics such as fractions, reading comprehension or cells.
The Saskatchewan curriculum is structured around outcomes and indicators. Outcomes state what students are expected to know, understand or be able to do. Indicators provide evidence that can show whether the outcome is being reached.
Tia's Saskatchewan alignment contains:
| Curriculum record | Included in Tia |
|---|---|
| Outcomes | 381 |
| Indicators | 3,453 |
| Subjects | 3 |
| Grades | 5 to 12 |
Every record was checked word for word against the Saskatchewan Ministry of Education's published curriculum pages before launch. That work included the English Language Arts 10 and English Language Arts 20 documents published in August 2026.
The purpose is simple: when a parent sees a Saskatchewan curriculum statement in Tia, it should trace back to the Ministry's own wording rather than somebody else's shortened interpretation.
“We use the Ministry's own curriculum pages because Saskatchewan families should be able to see exactly where each lesson comes from, not our interpretation of a summary. Keeping the Ministry's outcome and indicator codes in every report means parents can match Tia's records to the language their school division already uses.”
Reports use Saskatchewan's own outcome and indicator codes
Every Saskatchewan curriculum statement in Tia carries the Ministry's own code.
Examples include:
- N5.4 in Mathematics
- CR6.2 in English Language Arts
- SCI10-CI1 in Science
These codes matter because they give each statement a precise identity. A parent does not have to rely on a vague report saying that a student worked on number concepts, comprehension or climate interactions. The report can name the coded Saskatchewan outcome connected to that work.
That makes Tia's progress records easier to compare with Saskatchewan curriculum documents and school language. It also helps a parent see which outcomes have been worked on, where more time was needed and what evidence has accumulated through real learning.
Tia builds reports as lessons happen. They are based on the student's activity and demonstrated knowledge, not only on what the student remembers during one test.
What Saskatchewan home-based education families can use the reports for
Saskatchewan home-based education requires families to register with their school division and keep an education plan and record of progress.
Tia's progress reports can provide supporting evidence for the Mathematics, English Language Arts and Science work completed in Tia. They list the specific Saskatchewan outcomes a student has worked on and retain the Ministry's identifying codes.
A parent may use those records to help show:
- the subject studied
- the Saskatchewan outcome connected to the lesson
- learning activity completed over time
- knowledge or skills demonstrated by the student
- honest engaged time in Tia
- areas revisited when the student needed another explanation
Tia does not decide whether a report meets a school division's requirements. Families should check their own school division's current registration, education plan, progress and reporting requirements.
The records are supporting evidence, not a claim that Tia completes or satisfies the family's legal obligations.
For more on what useful records should show, see what parents should see in a tutoring dashboard.
Senior courses currently taught in Tia
Tia currently teaches Foundations of Mathematics and Pre-calculus 10, Pre-calculus 20 and Pre-calculus 30 in senior Mathematics. The senior Science pathway is Science 10, Physical Science 20 and Biology 30. English Language Arts includes Grades 10, 20 and 30.
The Grade 10 and 20 English Language Arts alignments include the Ministry's 2026 documents published in August 2026. English Language Arts 30 follows the Ministry's final 2013 edition while its 2026 replacement remains preliminary. Tia will move when the Ministry finalizes it.
Two ways Saskatchewan families can use Tia
| Alongside school | For home-based education |
|---|---|
| Revisit difficult lessons and fill knowledge gaps | Follow Saskatchewan outcomes in Mathematics, English Language Arts and Science |
| Prepare for upcoming classwork | Keep Ministry-coded progress records as supporting evidence |
| Learn at the student's pace after school or on weekends | Build an education record while checking school division requirements |
How Tia works alongside a Saskatchewan school
Tia can support students who attend school as well as families using home-based education.
A student can use Tia after school, on weekends or during breaks to:
- revisit a concept that did not make sense the first time
- fill an earlier gap that is blocking current work
- practise applying knowledge to a new example
- prepare for upcoming curriculum work
- build confidence in Mathematics, English Language Arts or Science
The Saskatchewan curriculum keeps the local direction clear. Tia changes the route when a student needs a slower pace, a different example or an earlier foundation.
Tia does not replace the student's school, teacher or school division. Formal assessment, course credit and school reporting remain with the responsible education provider.
Saskatchewan joins four other province-specific pathways
Saskatchewan joins Alberta, British Columbia, Quebec and Manitoba as provinces with their own curriculum in Tia.
Students in other Canadian provinces currently follow Ontario's curriculum in Tia, and Ontario is shown on their reports. Families should check the curriculum label in their account so they know which pathway is being recorded.
Province-specific alignment matters because course names, sequences and outcome wording differ across Canada. A generic Canadian label does not give a Saskatchewan parent the same level of clarity as a report carrying Saskatchewan codes.
Families can also read about British Columbia curriculum tutoring in Tia and the wider choice of curricula for international students.
FAQ
How does Tia adapt to each student?
Tia adjusts the pace, level and explanation to how each student learns while keeping lessons connected to Saskatchewan's curriculum. It can revisit an earlier gap, try a different example and move forward when understanding is secure.
Is the Saskatchewan curriculum live in Tia now?
Yes. Saskatchewan Mathematics, English Language Arts and Science are live now in Tia for every grade from 5 to 12.
Where did Tia get the Saskatchewan curriculum content?
Tia used the Saskatchewan Ministry of Education's published curriculum pages at curriculum.gov.sk.ca, not a third-party summary. Each outcome and indicator was checked word for word before launch.
How many Saskatchewan outcomes and indicators are in Tia?
Tia's Saskatchewan alignment contains 381 outcomes and 3,453 indicators across Mathematics, English Language Arts and Science.
Do Tia reports show Saskatchewan curriculum codes?
Yes. Statements retain Ministry codes such as N5.4, CR6.2 and SCI10-CI1, so parents can match report entries to Saskatchewan curriculum language.
Can home-based education families use Tia's progress reports?
Tia's reports can provide supporting evidence by listing Saskatchewan outcomes worked on and progress shown. Families must check their own school division's requirements, and Tia does not claim its reports satisfy them.
Which senior courses does Tia currently teach?
Senior courses include Foundations of Mathematics and Pre-calculus 10, Pre-calculus 20 and 30, Science 10, Physical Science 20, Biology 30, and English Language Arts 10, 20 and 30.
Which English Language Arts 30 curriculum does Tia use?
Tia currently uses the Ministry's final 2013 English Language Arts 30 edition. Tia will move when the Ministry finalizes its preliminary 2026 replacement.
Start with the Saskatchewan curriculum selected
Saskatchewan families can now choose their provincial pathway in Tia and see Ministry-coded outcomes appear in progress records as learning happens.
You are invited to start a trial with Tia and select the Saskatchewan curriculum for Mathematics, English Language Arts or Science. 14-day free trial, no card needed.