Diploma In Business Administration
The Canadian OTS Diploma in Business Administration is a flexible professional program designed to equip learners with fundamental and advanced skills in business management. Participants in this diploma program are required to complete a total of eight courses, which they can select based on their individual career goals and interests.
This structure allows students to tailor their education to specific areas within business administration such as finance, marketing, human resources, or operations management.
The course selection process is guided to ensure that students gain a comprehensive understanding of both theoretical and practical aspects of business. The program not only emphasizes core business principles but also encourages learners to delve into emerging trends and technologies that are shaping the global business landscape. By offering a customizable curriculum, the Canadian OTS Diploma in Business Administration provides a unique opportunity for students to shape their educational experiences to best fit their future professional ambitions.
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Sciences (Biology, Chemistry, Physics)
Biology Biology builds a strong understanding of genetics, reproduction, and variation while emphasizing ecology and human impacts on the environment. Students study energy flow, nutrient cycles, and conservation strategies, linking biology to global issues such as climate change and sustainability. Chemistry Chemistry develops mastery of energetics, rates of reaction, and electrochemistry, with applications in industry…
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Mathematics
Mathematics at this stage emphasizes mastery of core and extended topics needed for IGCSE success. Students deepen their understanding of algebra, geometry, and trigonometry, while exploring probability, statistics, vectors, and matrices. Extended students also study introductory calculus. The focus is on solving exam-style problems, applying mathematical modeling, and demonstrating clear reasoning.
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English Language
English in Grade 10 consolidates advanced reading and writing skills while preparing students for external IGCSE exams. Learners craft discursive, narrative, descriptive, and persuasive essays, while directed writing tasks such as reports, articles, and speeches refine their ability to write for specific audiences. Literature study explores prose, drama, and poetry in depth, while unseen passages…
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ICT / Computer Science
ICT ICT builds digital literacy and practical skills with software applications, spreadsheets, databases, and presentations. Students learn about hardware, networks, and security, while also considering the ethical and social impact of ICT in modern society. Computer Science Computer Science introduces the principles of programming, data representation, and logic. Learners design algorithms, practise pseudocode, and explore…
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Humanities (History & Geography)
History History explores key events of the 19th and 20th centuries, including the World Wars, peace treaties, the League of Nations, and the Cold War. Students investigate case studies across the USA, USSR, Germany, and the Middle East, learning to evaluate sources, causes, and consequences of global change. Geography Geography examines people, places, and environments…
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Sciences (Biology, Chemistry, Physics)
Biology Biology introduces the study of life at the cellular, system, and ecological levels. Students explore processes such as cell structure, transport, respiration, coordination, reproduction, and inheritance, while developing awareness of human impacts on the environment. Chemistry Chemistry focuses on matter, reactions, and the building blocks of materials. Learners study atomic structure, bonding, stoichiometry, metals,…
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