Course System

Ontario Secondary School Diploma / O.S.S.D

The Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) is the legal certificate of graduation awarded to high school graduates in Ontario, Canada. The OSSD is intended to be a comprehensive measure of the quality of education completed and the level of social practice students have attained in secondary school. The OSSD requires students to achieve the required number of credits, cover both required and elective courses, complete a certain number of hours of social work practice, and pass the OSSLT.
Ontario Certified Teachers / O.C.T

The Ontario College of Teachers (OCT - Ontario College of Teachers) is the body that awards qualifications and regulates the education profession and teaching staff in the province. To work at an Ontario high school, you must first be qualified to teach in the province and become a certified member of the OCT Association. The OCT's rigorous controls have made it highly recognized throughout North America.

Status Advantage (Study Abroad Advantage)

Ontario's unified provincial exam, in order to receive the OSSD diploma.

The Ontario high school grading system uses a combination of regular grades (70% of total grades) and final exams (30% of total grades) to determine non-examined school grades instead of standardized exams, and only 12 years of grades are required for university applications, no SAT or Advanced Placement exams are required. It avoids the "one test for life" situation, and if the grades are not satisfactory, you can retake courses to remedy and improve, which is a highly humane setting.
Different application channels, different admission criteria and different levels of competition

Different application channels, different admission criteria, different levels of competition Ontario, as Canada's first province, is home to 11 of the country's top universities: University of Toronto, McMaster University, University of Waterloo, University of Western Ontario. Queen's University, University of Ottawa, York University, University of Guelph, Carleton University, University of Windsor, and Ryerson University. Over 70% of Canada's educational resources are accounted for. Using OSSD to apply to Canada's top universities will significantly increase your success rate. For example, the University of Toronto has an annual admissions quota of nearly 60% for Ontario students, which greatly reduces the level of competition for students.
Globally recognized and authoritative education system, results are recognized worldwide

OSSD diplomas enjoy high recognition in overseas mainstream countries, and are recognized by all universities in the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia, the Commonwealth, Europe, Singapore, Hong Kong and other Asian universities, and are the common diploma for entering the world's universities. Using an Ontario OSSD high school diploma to apply to universities in other mainstream English-speaking countries will be considered as a native Canadian student, greatly reducing the level of competition for students applying.