OSSD
An Atlantic Hall education. A world of possibilities.
Explore the Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) pathway at Atlantic Hall, offered in partnership with KAI Academy International, Ontario.
ATLANTIC HALL × INTERNATIONAL LEARNING
The International Partner School – Canadian Dual Diploma Program offers a distinctive educational experience where students can obtain both a Canadian high school diploma and a national curriculum diploma. This collaboration between KAI Global School, a provider of the Ontario Secondary School Diploma, and the International Partner School, ensures a robust foundation for students’ future academic endeavors.
The Canadian-National Curriculum Dual Diploma Program allows students to earn two diplomas: one from Ontario, Canada (the Ontario Secondary School Diploma–OSSD, awarded by KAI Global School) and one from the student’s home country (awarded by the International Partner School).
A Canadian diploma, within the Atlantic Hall experience.
The Ontario Secondary School Diploma is the secondary-school graduation qualification awarded in Ontario, Canada. Atlantic Hall’s programme introduces an international academic pathway while students continue their learning within the school community.
The original school information describes academic credits, a literacy requirement and community involvement as core elements of the diploma.
Total credits
Programme requirements vary by Ontario graduation cohort. Credit distribution and literacy requirements must be confirmed with the programme team before publication.
One school. More possibilities.
International ambition, grounded in the care, structure and community of Atlantic Hall.
Global recognition
A qualification recognised by universities across different international destinations.
Study from Atlantic Hall
Complete programme coursework and supported learning activities while remaining on campus.
An accessible pathway
Explore international university options without relocating overseas for secondary school.
Personalised learning
Course options and learning support designed to accommodate different academic interests.
University applications
Guidance towards higher-education applications and programme pathways.
Learning beyond the classroom
Community involvement and literacy requirements complement academic credits.
Explore the curriculum.
A selection of courses listed on Atlantic Hall’s previous OSSD page. Course availability and combinations should be confirmed with the programme team.
Possible pathways include Engineering, Computer Science, General Education, Law, Business & Communication, Medicine, Nursing, Health Science, Fine Arts, Design and Media Arts.
Build the foundation
Subjects across science, business, humanities and creative disciplines.
ENG3U · English
MCR3U · Functions
SPH3U · Physics
BAF3M · Accounting
HSP3U · Anthropology, Psychology & Social Science
ICS3U · Computer Science
CLU3M · Law
BMI3C · Marketing
ASM3M · Media Arts
BDI3C · Entrepreneurship
EMS3O · Media Studies
SBI3U · Biology
SCH3U · Chemistry
OLC4O · Literacy Course
Shape what comes next
Advanced academic choices to support future study interests.
ENG4U · English
MHF4U · Advanced Functions
SPH4U · Physics
CLN4U · Law
SBI4U · Biology
CIA4U · Economics
MDM4U · Data Management
BBB4M · International Business
ASM4M · Media Arts
SCH4U · Chemistry
BOH4M · Business Leadership
MCV4U · Calculus & Vectors
More than a diploma.
Room to flourish.
Explore the programme features and opportunities highlighted in the school’s original OSSD information.
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Canadian student identification
The original programme information states that students are assigned an Ontario Education Number (OEN).
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Scholarship opportunities
Explore academic scholarship opportunities, including recognition for strong performance, subject to eligibility.
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Canadian tutor access
The existing programme describes online access to Canadian tutors as part of its support model.
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Course breadth
The old page highlights courses spanning STEM, business, computing, arts and social sciences.
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Competitive sports pathways
The programme information identifies possible sport-related scholarship and training opportunities.
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Inclusive programme design
The programme is presented as offering flexible learning pathways for different student needs.
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Fees and support
The stated package covers tutoring, notebooks and textbooks, literacy assessment and admissions processing; confirm current inclusions with Admissions.
Global outlook.
Atlantic Hall roots.
Students pursue the OSSD pathway while benefiting from the familiar rhythm of school life, academic guidance and their Atlantic Hall community.
Programme activities include coursework, assessments and community involvement, as described in the existing programme information.
Your next chapter can begin here.
The existing Atlantic Hall programme is presently described as available to students in SS2 (Grade 11) and SS3 (Grade 12) who wish to pursue further education abroad.
Contact the Admissions team to confirm current eligibility, subject choices, fees and the application process.
Grade 11 and Grade 12 learners
Programme details, credit rules and admissions guidance are subject to confirmation by the school.