Why Canada?
Canada’s commitment to education is unquestionable and is reflected by its ranking:
Within the OECD’s top 10 for reading & science
Global top 3 for excellence in education
Across all levels, Canada’s educational systems are internationally renowned and recognized as one of the best.
Expert Teachers
Classrooms are led by highly qualified teachers who are required to
Undergo rigorous practical training
Hold a minimum of one bachelor’s degree in education
Consistently participate in professional development to learn new techniques to instruct students better
Design course material that is truly engaging as well as relevant
OSSD Curriculum
The OSSD curriculum is focused on:
Granting access to a world of opportunities to students at every stage of their academic journey
Holistically prepare high-school students to excel beyond their peers academically and professionally and not just focus on how to get into their preferred university
Equip students with the necessary analytical, communication & decision-making skills that elevate their opportunities and quality of life after high school
Canada’s unrivaled pro-immigration stance further welcomes international students not only to pursue OSSD but to build their future in Canada as well.
Unique Advantages for OSSD Graduates
Enrolling in the OSSD course comes with numerous benefits for students in their academic, personal, and professional life.
Flexible Curricula
Focus on Core Soft-Skills
Critical Thinking vs. Memorization
Pathway-based Course Selection
Social & Cultural Benefits
Higher Education & Permanent Residence opportunities
OSSD Requirements
The prime requirement that every aspirant has to meet is 30 high school course credits (18 compulsory and 12 optional/elective courses).
Students will also have to finish 40 hours of community service involvement over a period of 4 years on a mandatory basis. They will also have to pass the Ontario Secondary School Literacy Test (OSSLT).
No limit to retakes
Alternatively, unsuccessful students can complete the Ontario Secondary School Literacy Course (OSSLC) to be eligible for a secondary diploma.
OSSD Requirements
The prime requirement that every aspirant has to meet is 30 high school course credits (18 compulsory and 12 optional/elective courses).
Students will also have to finish 40 hours of community service involvement over a period of 4 years on a mandatory basis. They will also have to pass the Ontario Secondary School Literacy Test (OSSLT).
No limit to retakes
Alternatively, unsuccessful students can complete the Ontario Secondary School Literacy Course (OSSLC) to be eligible for a secondary diploma.