Yes. CAL is fully accredited by the Libyan Ministry of Education as an international private school authorized to deliver the Canadian curriculum leading to the Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD).

The OSSD is the Ontario Secondary School Diploma—an official certification of secondary school completion issued by the Ontario Ministry of Education. This diploma is recognised internationally and locally for university and college entry.

The OSSD credits are delivered through its affiliated Ontario private school, the Canadian Academy of Learning (“Canadian Academy of Learning”), which is listed on the Ontario Ministry of Education’s private school directory as a credit‑granting secondary school under BSID 884215, and is operated on behalf of the Canadian Academy of Libya (CAL) by SchoolConex Inc. using the SchoolConex Learning Management System (LMS). The Canadian Academy of Libya (CAL) serves as the international partner campus that prepares students for these Ontario‑granted credits.

The Ontario Ministry of Education assigns each Ontario private school a BSID (Board School Identification) number following a successful inspection, and accordingly permits that school authority to grant credits toward the Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD). Following a successful inspection, the Canadian Academy of Learning has been assigned Ministry BSID 884215 and, accordingly has been authorized to grant OSSD credits. The Canadian Academy of Learning appears on the Ministry’s online private school list as a credit‑granting secondary school under this BSID

School BSID (Board School Identification) number is an identification number assigned to Ontario private schools by the Ministry of Education after they are validated and added to the Ministry’s private school list. The BSID itself confirms that the school is recognised by the Ministry as a private school for data and reporting purposes. Separately, inspected secondary schools may be granted the authority to offer credits toward the OSSD. Together, the BSID listing and any credit‑granting authority signal that student records, credits, and diplomas issued under that school align with Ontario’s education standards.

It adds credibility and helps verify the school’s status for diplomas, university admissions, and scholarships.

Yes, The Canadian Academy of Learning’s LMS and courses are designed to align with the Ontario curriculum and with inspection requirements for OSSD delivery. Canadian Academy of Learning is the Ministry-inspected credit-granting school listed under BSID 884215.

Yes. The Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) is fully recognized by Canadian universities. Students must meet the specific admission requirements of each university, including required courses and minimum grades.

Yes. The OSSD is widely accepted internationally, including in the U.S., U.K., Australia, and many other countries. Admission requirements vary by country and university, so it’s important to check each institution’s criteria.

CAL (Years K – 12) is fully accredited by Cognia, an international non‑profit organisation that ensures schools meet high standards in teaching, learning, and school leadership. This accreditation confirms that CAL provides a quality education recognised globally. More info: https://www.cognia.org

For grades 1–8, CAL uses Brightspace by D2L, along with other supplementary material and resources, a flexible learning platform that provides interactive, student‑centred learning and ensures that the younger students follow a curriculum aligned with Canadian educational standards. More info: https://www.d2l.com/brightspace/

D2L Brightspace is part of Ontario’s Virtual Learning Environment (VLE), which is supported by the Ontario Ministry of Education for K-12 public schools.