About the BC Graduation / Double Diploma Program
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Earn both Japanese
and Canadian high
school diplomas -
Potential for enrollment
in post-secondary
institutions around
the world -
Over 60% of
the lessons are
ENGLISH IMMERSION
Osaka Gakugei Canadian International School, the only British Columbia Offshore School in the Kansai region is being established in Osaka Gakugei Senior High School’s International Department. The Ministry of Education of the Province of British Columbia, Canada, accredits and inspects BC Offshore Schools. Classes are taught by university graduates who are BC certified teachers, leading to BC’s Dogwood graduation diploma. Moreover, our students will also be taking classes in Japanese taught by Osaka Gakugei teachers so they can also earn a Japanese high school diploma.
This is an exciting opportunity to be a part of the BC Offshore Schools program in Japan. Join the thousands of other students who have successfully graduated from the British Columbia Academic Program and are now attending universities around the world.
The BC Academic Program ranks first in English speaking countries in key academic areas. Our program offers all the courses leading to a BC high school graduation diploma. The BC Double Diploma Program is taught by BC trained and certified teachers. If attending an international university is your goal, the BC Double Diploma Program is your pathway.
Margaret Compo (BC Offshore School Representative)
Students in the 21st century should be able to recognize differences between individuals and understand the truth in different ways of thinking. It is important to have a sympathetic mind and an urge to pursue knowledge throughout life.
As globalization continues to progress in today’s society, education and career choices will expand not only within Japan but also to institutions and companies abroad. We will provide education in which students will hone their use of English as a communicative tool and use it to express their own thoughts and feelings.
We invite you to open your door to a new world here with us at Osaka Gakugei Senior High School.
Hiroki Morimatsu (Greeting from Osaka Gakugei Senior High School Principal)
Curriculum
- BC Course Subjects
- Earned during the five-week study abroad program in British Columbia, Canada
- Japanese Course Subjects
- One of the two credits will be earned as “Mathematics 10 / Mathematics I”, which will be co-taught by the respective Japanese and Canadian teachers.
- Language Arts = English Language Arts
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Highlight 1Language Arts
By utilizing the six fundamental language skills – speaking, listening, writing, reading, viewing, and representing, students will acquire high level English language proficiency. They can then use their skills as a means of actively contributing to a global society.
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Highlight 2Career Education (Grade 10/11) / Graduation Capstone (Grade 12)
The BC Graduation Program curriculum features compulsory courses during all three years dedicated to providing students with information and support concerning post-secondary admissions and applications.
Short-Term Study Abroad
All Grade 10 students will participate in a short-term study abroad program in British Columbia that lasts for five weeks during July and August. They will experience Canadian ways of life firsthand while staying with a host family. Successful completion of this program will earn them four (4) credits for Social Studies 10.
- OGCIS is currently in the process of government approval and all plans are subject to change.
- Pre-certification by the Province of British Columbia is expected in November.
A path to world class universities
- Canada
- The University of British Columbia, University of Windsor, University of Alberta
- U.K.
- The University of Nottingham, University of Cambridge
- Japan
- International Christian University, Waseda University, Sophia University
Access
1-4-15 Nagai, Sumiyoshi-ku, Osaka, 558-0003, JAPAN (MAP)
TEL: +81 6-6693-6301 (06-6693-6301)
FAX: +81 6-6693-5173 (06-6693-5173)
JR Hanwa Line
- About 6 minutes on foot from “Nagai” station
- About 8 minutes on foot from “Tsurugaoka” station
Osaka Metro Midosuji Line
- About 7 minutes on foot from “Nagai” station
- About 10 minutes on foot from “Nishitanabe” station