Yes. The OSSD is recognized by universities in Canada, the USA, the UK, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Hong Kong, and over 160 countries worldwide. It is ranked in the Top 5 high school diplomas globally by PISA.
The OSSD is the Ontario Secondary School Diploma awarded to students who successfully complete the required Ontario secondary school courses and requirements.
A Dual Diploma pathway allows eligible students to work toward two recognized secondary-school qualifications through an appropriate academic arrangement.
Yes. Students in India, including those studying under education systems such as CBSE, ICSE, NIOS, or other curricula, can explore an Ontario education pathway based on their academic background.
Students can begin with an inquiry or application, provide their academic information, receive pathway guidance, select appropriate courses, register, complete their studies online, receive academic support, and work toward graduation
Yes. A student's previous academic background can be reviewed to help determine course placement, applicable credits, prerequisites, and the appropriate pathway toward graduation.
Yes. Full-time students receive a dedicated guidance counsellor and a personalized OSSD pathway plan.
Yes. Academic pathway planning can consider your intended university destination, intended field of study, required subjects, English-language requirements, and graduation timeline.
An OSSD pathway can support applications to post-secondary institutions in Canada and other international destinations. However, each university or college determines its own admission requirements.
Yes. Academic partnership models can allow schools to add an Ontario curriculum pathway alongside their existing curriculum. The reference material describes partnerships involving curriculum mapping, online delivery, staff orientation, and student support.
Yes. Online delivery allows international students to remain in their home country while completing Ontario curriculum courses. Similar online OSSD models specifically support students studying from anywhere in the world.
Students register online, receive access to their online classroom, study at their own pace with teacher support, complete the course, and receive their report card and transcript.
Students receive official Ontario report cards and transcripts showing their completed credits.
Students should review admission requirements, academic eligibility, course requirements, diploma requirements, and any specific requirements for their intended future institution.
Students can develop an academic foundation while completing Ontario secondary-school requirements and preparing for future post-secondary applications.
Students and parents can explore the academy's information about its education pathway, courses, diploma options, partnerships, and graduate opportunities.
It provides structured secondary-level courses and credits that can help students meet prerequisites for their intended post-secondary programs.
International students may consider Ontario education options, depending on their academic background, eligibility, and the requirements of the specific program.
It provides a structured curriculum based on Ontario secondary-school education and can offer students flexibility in planning their academic pathway.
Cedarcrest's reference material includes academic partnerships as part of its education model. The specific benefits and services provided through each partnership should be confirmed with Cedarcrest.