Transformative Learning at Rosedale

We are a leading practitioner and solution provider in scaling the delivery of global K-12 differentiated education. Our educators advocate for, and implement,our Transformative Approach to Learning, including transformative competency development and differentiated international programs on a global scale. Advanced by disruptive innovation in education technology, we create superior learning experiences.

Reshape the Future of Global Education, Together

With a scalable, academic empowerment model, Rosedale drives partner school success, teacher success and student success, increasing accessibility of modern global education to more students around the world.

Rosedale Global High School

Our Partner School Network

We work with our partner schools around a central goal—to create life-changing learning outcomes through a transformative learning approach. When students succeed, our partner schools succeed—and together, we reshape the future of global education.

Rosedale Partner School Network 2024

100

Schools

17

Countries

9-12
Grades Offered

5,000

Students

55000

Course Enrollments

News

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Rosedale Global High School Network

What Is the OSSD? A Complete Guide to the Ontario Secondary School Diploma

For school owners weighing an international curriculum, and for parents mapping out a route to a strong university, one credential keeps appearing in the conversation, what is the OSSD. It…
Global Student Success Forum

Panel Discussion – Competency-Based Education in a Tech-Driven World 

In our second panel discussion, educators from Rosedale and beyond explored the growing need for competency-based education (CBE) in preparing students for the demands of a tech-driven world. As industries…
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Rosedale Global High School Network

The OSSD Diploma: What You Receive and How It Is Recognised

For school owners weighing a new academic pathway, and for parents comparing options for their children, one question tends to sit above the rest: what does a student actually walk…