Nizamia High School (NHS) has reached a historic milestone by becoming the first school in Indonesia to officially launch the Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) program, in collaboration with Rosedale International Education. This transformative initiative provides Indonesian students with access to a globally recognized Canadian high school diploma, unlocking new opportunities for higher education worldwide.
NHS has long been committed to academic excellence, equipping students with the skills and knowledge required to succeed in an evolving global landscape. Through the Rosedale OSSD program, students will engage in a rigorous, innovative curriculum designed to develop critical thinking, problem-solving, and effective communication skills—ensuring they are well-prepared for the demands of top universities and future careers.
“We are proud to be the first school in Indonesia to introduce the OSSD program, reinforcing our dedication to providing world-class education for our students,” said Zahra Fajardini, School Director of Nizamia High School. “This program will not only enhance our students’ academic experiences but also expand their global opportunities, positioning them for success on the international stage.”
The Rosedale OSSD curriculum is recognized by prestigious universities across Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia, and beyond. With a strong emphasis on inquiry-based learning and skill development, students at NHS will benefit from a modern, internationally aligned education that fosters academic excellence and personal growth.
“At Rosedale, we believe in empowering students through transformative education,” said Michelle Cui, Founder and CEO of Rosedale International Education. “Our partnership with NHS marks an important step in bringing the benefits of our globally respected OSSD program to Indonesian students, equipping them with the credentials, skills, and confidence to thrive in an increasingly interconnected world.”
The official launch event at NHS was attended by esteemed guests, including representatives from the Canadian Embassy in Indonesia, Rosedale leadership, school faculty, students, and parents. The event featured an informative session on the OSSD program, highlighting its benefits and the impact it will have on students’ academic journeys.
“Through this collaboration, we are bringing a high-quality, globally recognized secondary school qualification to students in Indonesia,” said Ravi Kumar, Senior Manager, Global Education Partnerships, Rosedale International Education. “We are excited to support NHS in delivering an enriched learning experience that will open new doors for their students on the global stage.”
“The introduction of the Rosedale OSSD program at NHS signifies a major advancement in international education for Indonesia,” said Marilyn Mason, Senior Executive Officer, Rosedale International Education. “By integrating Rosedale’s globally recognized curriculum with NHS’s commitment to academic excellence, we are creating new possibilities for students to access world-class education and pursue their aspirations at top global universities.”
The event also received strong support from the Canadian Embassy and was attended by Julia Pangkey (Canadian Trade Commissioner to Indonesia) and Mr. François Dupuis (Canadian Business Development Manager to Indonesia, reinforcing the importance of international academic partnerships in advancing education.
“Education is a key pillar of collaboration between Canada and Indonesia, and we are pleased to support initiatives like this that strengthen global academic ties. The launch of the Rosedale OSSD program at NHS is a remarkable step forward in expanding access to quality international education.” said Mr. François Dupuis.
With the launch of the OSSD program, NHS is paving the way for a new era of global learning in Indonesia. By integrating internationally recognized qualifications with the school’s strong educational foundation, NHS students will gain access to enhanced academic opportunities, greater university prospects, and the skills to succeed in an increasingly globalized world.
