Ontario Secondary School Diploma
Ontario Secondary School Diploma
- Canada is world-renowned for educational standards.
- Canada is consistently ranked in the top 5 education systems in the world.
- The Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) in particular has been identified as one of the top curricula in the world.
- In addition, Canada offers an attractive immigration option for students who complete their university studies in Canada. The best pathway to a Canadian university is via high school studies in-person or online.
Requirements & Study Process Overview
Ontario Diploma Graduation Requirements
- 12 Years of schooling
- Complete 30 credits in Grade 9-12
- 24 credits can be transferred
- 6, Grade 12 credits must be completed with a Canadian school
- 40 hours of Community Services
OSSD Curriculum is delivered by accredited Canadian school
- Minimum 6 subjects to study
- Format with live classes from Canadian teachers
- Modern and interactive platform
- Tutors support 24/7
- Teacher supervisors at local school
What is the benefit?
- Higher chance of admission in state universities and colleges in the province of Ontario
- In Ontario, students are divided into two categories: those who graduated with an OSSD (101) and those who did not (105). Universities do not differentiate between international or Canadian applicants, in-person or online. Category 101 students are offered 70-80% of the University placements, while category 105 are eligible for approximately 20-30% of the seats. So, if you want to go to the University of Toronto, Waterloo, McMaster or others, then obtaining an Ontario Secondary School Diploma offers your best chance for admission
- Standing out among the international applications worldwide
FAQS
About program
The program is 8 months with the start in September.
- The OSSD is a widely accepted diploma equivalent to A-Levels and/or the IB Diploma. The OSSD is recognized as a Top 5 curriculum worldwide by PISA (Program for International Student Assessment).
- The OSSD is recognized and accepted by universities worldwide, including: Canada, the US, UK, Australia, New Zealand, Europe, etc.
- WAEC and NECO are accepted in Canada. However, the OSSD program gives student the leverage of being accepted into highly competitive programs in Canada.
- Students obtaining an OSSD are designated as local students for the purpose of university admission. This means that they have preferential admission to Ontario Universities and are also eligible for local scholarships. However, all non-Canadian citizens will pay international tuition fees.
Combining with Nigerian curriculum
- Smart integration of the Canadian Curriculum with the National school system will avoid schedule conflicts.
- The OSSD classes will be streamed live following the regularly scheduled classes on campus.
- There is also an option for students to self-study on their own schedule.
- Who plans to move to Canada (in this case they do not need to complete the WAEC)
- Who is entering SS2
- Who has completed WAEC and considers applying to the UK
- Students only need minimum 6 courses to obtain an OSSD. Grade 11 students can start taking some OSSD courses to reduce their course load in Grade 12.
Contact Us Today!
Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity to shine academically and secure a bright future. Join the Doveland family and let’s make your academic aspirations a reality!