The taxpayer was able to claim a tuition credit in respect of his son, who was taking music lessons at the Mississauga School of Music in Grade 3 and 4 Harmony and Grade 8 piano under the Royal Conservatory of Music system. The Mississauga School of Music was an educational institution notwithstanding that the method of teaching was by tutoring and notwithstanding that exams were given by the Royal Conservatory rather than this School; and the courses in question qualified as post-secondary courses given that a Grade 12 high school credit was accorded for Grade 8 piano and Grade 2 theory.
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