A world class Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) can help you to unlock your future. Whether you aspire to attend a prestigious post-secondary college or university in Canada or around the world, apprentice in a trade, directly enter the workplace, or even, start your own business, the choice to earn an OSSD promises greater success.
While many online high schools offer credits towards the OSSD, TVO ILC is one of the only online high schools authorized by the Ontario Ministry of Education to grant credits and the Ontario Secondary School Diploma itself. Earn your degree with the flexibility your life demands, and you’ll have everything you need to confidently progress towards your goals on whichever educational pathway you choose.
Earn a High School Diploma and Change Your Life
A world class Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) can help you to unlock your future. Whether you aspire to attend a prestigious post-secondary college or university in Canada or around the world, apprentice in a trade, directly enter the workplace, or even, start your own business, the choice to earn an OSSD promises greater success.
While many online high schools offer credits towards the OSSD, TVO ILC is one of the only online high schools authorized by the Ontario Ministry of Education to grant credits and the Ontario Secondary School Diploma itself. Earn your degree with the flexibility your life demands, and you’ll have everything you need to confidently progress towards your goals on whichever educational pathway you choose.
It’s proven! An OSSD can positively:
Increase your job options and opportunities
Contribute to your future income
Enhance understanding of your community, your country and the world
Inspire and impact the next generation
Increase your job options and opportunities
Contribute to your future income
Enhance understanding of your community, your country and the world
Fulfill a minimum of 40 hours of community involvement
Fulfill a minimum of 40 hours of community involvement
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Meet the Secondary School Literacy Graduation Requirement
Meet the Secondary School Literacy Graduation Requirement
The Literacy Requirement is based on the reading and writing expectations in the Ontario curriculum up to the end of Grade 9 and ensures students have the reading and writing skills to be successful in school, at work, and in daily life. The Ontario Secondary School Literacy Test (OSSLT) is the standard means for meeting the Literacy Requirement.
Students who pass the course are considered to have met the Literacy Requirement.
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Complete your last 4 credits in Ontario
Complete your last 4 credits in Ontario
It is required that you earn your last 4 high school credits in Ontario to be eligible to receive an Ontario Secondary School Diploma. This means you must move to an Ontario address and complete your last 4 courses in Ontario.
Notes:
1. To meet individual student needs, director academic services may replace up to 3 of the 18 compulsory credits from the remainder of those that meet the compulsory credit requirements (substitutions).
2. English as a second language and English literacy development: A maximum of 3 credits may be used to meet requirements for English compulsory credits.
3. French as a second language: A maximum of 2 credits may be used to meet the additional compulsory credit requirement (1 credit from Group 1, and 1 credit from either Group 2 or 3).
4. Cooperative education: A maximum of 2 credits may be used to meet the additional compulsory credit requirement (from any of Groups 1, 2 or 3).
Pre-1999 Requirements
If you began high school before 1999 (but did not graduate) and wish to earn your OSSD, you must complete:
16 compulsory credits
14 elective credits
Complete your last 4 credits in Ontario, Canada
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Complete 16 compulsory credits
Complete 16 compulsory credits
English/francais (5 credits, at least 2 in the Senior Division Footnote one* )
It is required that you earn your last 4 high school credits in Ontario to be eligible to receive an Ontario Secondary School Diploma. This means you must move to an Ontario address and complete your last 4 courses in Ontario.
Complete your last 4 credits in Ontario
It is required that you earn your last 4 high school credits in Ontario to be eligible to receive an Ontario Secondary School Diploma. This means you must move to an Ontario address and complete your last 4 courses in Ontario.
Notes:
* Senior Division: Grade 11, Grade 12 or OAC
** Social science: geography, history and contemporary studies, personal life management, family studies, and economics.
Director Academic Services may substitute up to two credits for compulsory credits.
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