GRADE 11 OSSD COURSES
Build advanced academic knowledge with Ontario International School’s Grade 11 online OSSD courses. Strengthen subject-specific skills, earn Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) credits, and prepare for Grade 12 and university admission through flexible, Ministry-inspected online learning.
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ENG3U – Grade 11 English
ENG3U is a university-preparation course that strengthens students’ reading, writing, oral communication, and media literacy skills through the study of literary and informational texts. Students analyze complex ideas, refine critical thinking, and develop clear, effective communication in preparation for postsecondary studies, in alignment with the Ontario Curriculum.
ICS3U – Grade 11 Computer Science
ICS3U is a university-preparation course that introduces students to computer programming, computational thinking, and problem-solving. Students learn to design, write, and test programs while exploring algorithms, data structures, and software development practices. The course builds a strong foundation for further studies in computer science and related fields, in alignment with the Ontario Curriculum.
MCR3U – Grade 11 Functions
MCR3U is a university-preparation mathematics course that develops students’ understanding of functions through algebraic and graphical analysis. Students explore linear, quadratic, exponential, and trigonometric functions while strengthening problem-solving, reasoning, and mathematical communication skills, in alignment with the Ontario Curriculum.
EMS3O – Grade 11 Media Studies
EMS3O is a Grade 11 course that examines how media texts are created, distributed, and interpreted. Students analyze media messages, explore digital tools, and create media products while developing critical thinking, communication, and media literacy skills, in alignment with the Ontario Curriculum.
SCH3U – Grade 11 Chemistry
SCH3U is a university-preparation course that introduces students to fundamental chemical concepts through inquiry and laboratory investigations. Students explore atomic structure, chemical reactions, quantitative analysis, and solutions while developing problem-solving, data analysis, and scientific communication skills, in alignment with the Ontario Curriculum.
SPH3U – Grade 11 Physics
SPH3U is a university-preparation course that develops students’ understanding of the principles of physics through inquiry and experimentation. Students explore motion, forces, energy, waves, and electricity while strengthening problem-solving, analytical, and scientific communication skills, in alignment with the Ontario Curriculum.
SBI3U – Grade 11 Biology
SBI3U is a university-preparation course that explores the fundamental concepts of biology through scientific inquiry and investigation. Students study ecosystems, evolution, genetics, and human systems while developing critical thinking, research, and scientific communication skills, in alignment with the Ontario Curriculum.
Why Take Grade 11 Online OSSD Courses at OIS?
Grade 11 online OSSD courses at OIS help students prepare for Grade 12 while earning OSSD credits in key subjects. Flexible online learning and personalized academic support allow students to progress toward their graduation requirements and future university or college pathways.
Students can choose from subjects such as English, mathematics, science, computer science, and media studies based on their academic goals. Careful Grade 11 course selection can also help students prepare for the Grade 12 prerequisites required for their intended university or college programs.
Ready to Begin Your Grade 11 OSSD Courses?
Register online today or book a free consultation with an OIS Academic Advisor to receive personalized guidance before choosing your courses. Need help selecting the right Grade 11 courses? Speak with an OIS Academic Advisor before registering—your consultation is free.
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Last updated: September 04, 2026