Global University/College Pathway Program
As our flagship academic offering, Global University/College Pathway Program is designed to integrate the Ontario Secondary School Curriculum – a globally respected education system – into international high school environments. Graduates of this program earn the Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD), the official high school diploma of Ontario, Canada, opening doors to top universities and colleges worldwide.
Personalized Pathways to Success
The Global University/College Pathway Program is not one-size-fits-all. It can be tailored to meet the needs of diverse learners and institutional partnerships through the following flexible formats:
Dual Diploma Program
Students earn both their local high school diploma and the Ontario Secondary School Diploma simultaneously, enhancing their academic profile and university eligibility.
2+1 Joint Program
Students complete two years of high school in their home country and one final year under the Ontario curriculum in Canada, culminating in the OSSD through a structured transition.
3+0 Joint Program
Students complete all three years of high school in their home country while following the Ontario curriculum, earning the OSSD without the need to relocate.
Remote/Hybrid Learning Program
Designed for flexibility, this format allows students to study the Ontario curriculum online or in a blended model, supported by certified Ontario teachers and digital resources.
The Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) is one of the most advanced high school programs in the world, regulated by the Ontario Ministry of Education.
Students enrolled in the OSSD curriculum gain eligibility to apply to Canadian universities as Ontario high school graduates, especially those in Ontario, with fewer competitors and more opportunities.
Recognized for its high standards and rigorous academic structure, the OSSD is accepted by universities in over 165 countries, including Canada, the U.S., the U.K., Australia, New Zealand, and Singapore.
1. Gateway to Top Universities
Ontario is home to many of Canada’s top universities. Students with an OSSD have a significantly higher acceptance rate when applying to prestigious institutions including University of Toronto and University of Waterloo.
2. High-Quality Education
The OSSD follows Ontario’s “Growing Success” framework, ensuring a well-rounded, non-test-centred education. Programs are inspected annually by the Ontario Ministry of Education and taught by certified teachers.
3. Flexible Curriculum
Ontario’s curriculum emphasizes soft skills, critical thinking, and personal development. Students gain strong analytical, communication, and decision-making abilities that prepare them for life beyond high school.
4. Early Acclimatization to Canadian Culture
Studying in an Ontario-inspected campus allows students to experience Canadian-style education early, easing their transition when they move to Canada for further study.
5. University Preparation
The OSSD is designed to prepare students for university-level studies. International students with an OSSD perform better in their first year of Canadian university compared to those without it.
6. Program-Based Course Selection
Students can choose specialized courses aligned with their intended university or college programs, ensuring they are well-prepared for their chosen field of study.
7. Global Recognition
The OSSD is recognized worldwide and is equivalent to the O/A Levels and IB curriculum. It is accepted by universities in Canada, the U.S., the U.K., Australia, and many other countries.
8. Higher Post-Secondary Enrollment Rates
Ontario high school graduates attend university or college at a higher rate than students from other provinces. Top universities prioritize Ontario graduates in their admissions.
9. Scholarship Opportunities
Strong academic performance in the OSSD program increases eligibility for scholarships in Canada and the United States.
10. Better Chances of Obtaining a Canadian Study Visa
Holding an OSSD can improve the likelihood of securing a Canadian study permit due to its official recognition and alignment with Canadian education standards.
1. Personalized Educational Program
CTC is renowned for its personalized approach to education, designed to meet the diverse needs of every student.
2. Prime Location with Boarding Facilities
Our domestic campus is located in downtown Toronto, offering convenient access to city resources and comfortable boarding accommodations.
3. Co-Educational Environment
CTC provides a balanced and inclusive learning environment for all genders.
4. 100% University and College Acceptance Rate
All graduates have been accepted into post-secondary institutions, with many receiving early offers, entrance scholarships, and special awards.
5. Strong Communication with Parents and Agents
We maintain close collaboration with parents and education agents, providing regular updates on student progress and performance.
6. Ministry-Inspected and Certified
CTC is officially certified and inspected by the Ontario Ministry of Education, ensuring compliance with provincial standards.
7. Highly Qualified Instructors
Our faculty includes Canadian-certified teachers with advanced degrees (Master’s and PhDs), bringing expertise and experience to the classroom.
8. Flexible Remote and Hybrid Learning Options
CTC offers asynchronous and hybrid academic programs, enabling virtual student-teacher interaction and personalized feedback.
9. Comprehensive Career and University Guidance
We provide tailored support for university and college applications, career planning, and guidance aligned with job market trends and immigration pathways.
1. Direct Pathway to Canadian Universities
Many Canadian universities do not recognize national high school diplomas from other countries. Without an OSSD, international students may be forced to take a longer, more expensive route through college before becoming eligible for university.
2. Avoid Costly and Time-Consuming Alternatives
Students without an OSSD often need to complete a 3-year college diploma in Canada before transferring to university. This process is costly and delays earning a university degree.
3. Clear Distinction Between College and University
A common misconception is that a college degree is equivalent to a university degree. In Canada, colleges do not offer Bachelor's, Master's, or Ph.D. programs—only universities do.
4. Affordable Long-Term Option
Some students choose to earn a college diploma, work in Canada, gain residency, and then return to university as domestic students. While this can reduce tuition costs, it takes years and is not ideal for those seeking a direct university path.
5. Fast-Track to Immigration and Residency
International students who earn a Canadian high school diploma like the OSSD are better positioned for immigration and permanent residency pathways.
6. Global Recognition
The OSSD is accepted by universities and colleges around the world, including in Canada, the U.S., the U.K., Australia, and more, which can lead to more options for further study.
