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Choosing the right diploma can shape a student’s academic and career path. The Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD), A-Levels, and the International Baccalaureate (IB) each have their merits — but they differ significantly. OSSD offers a flexible, credit-based system that evaluates students through assignments and projects across two years. A-Levels focus on depth in three to four subjects with high-stakes final exams. The IB combines six subjects with a core curriculum that includes Theory of Knowledge and a mandatory extended essay. Where OSSD excels is adaptability. It allows students to build their transcript strategically, and in the case of KingstonXR, to do so remotely with full teacher support. Most importantly, OSSD graduates apply to Canadian universities as local students, often without needing SAT, IELTS, or A-Level equivalents. Know More

The One-Year OSSD Pathway is designed for students who have already completed a significant portion of their high school education but want to graduate with a Canadian diploma — fast. This accelerated program is open to students aged 16 to 21, especially those in their final year or who have completed Grade 11 or equivalent. After a short placement process, students take 6–8 online courses over the span of 10 to 12 months. All courses are taught by Ontario-certified teachers and meet Ministry of Education standards. Graduates receive the same diploma as local Canadian students and apply to universities through the OUAC system under “102 code,” which qualifies them for local tuition and domestic scholarships. Know More

You don’t need to leave your country — or your current school — to earn a globally recognized Canadian high school diploma. With KingstonXR, students can complete the Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) alongside their local studies, in a dual-enrollment model. Here’s how it works: Previous academic records are evaluated and credited. Then, the student takes seven online courses with Ontario-certified teachers. These courses are delivered via KingstonXR’s digital learning platform, which blends academic structure with flexibility. Upon completion, students receive an official OSSD and become eligible to apply to Canadian universities as domestic applicants. This model offers an ideal path for students who want international university access without disrupting their current education. Know More

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