Learn English now

With a population of 4.7 million people, Toronto is Canada’s largest city and the 5th largest city in North America after Mexico City, New York, Los Angeles and Chicago. Geographically, Toronto is one of Canada’s southernmost cities; it has nearly the same latitude as northern California.

As one of the world’s most multicultural cities, it is no surprise that there are over 100 languages spoken in the city. Students find they quickly fit in to the friendly neighbourhoods and green spaces of the city.

Things to Do
Toronto has six professional sports teams – hockey, baseball, basketball, football, soccer and lacrosse. It is also home to the Toronto Zoo, the Ontario Science Centre and the CN Tower.

Toronto’s vibrant arts scene includes the best of mainstream and alternative theatre, dance and music. The city has the third largest English language theatre centre in the world and hosts a variety of events throughout the year, attracting visitors from around the globe. Major arts venues include the Art Gallery of Ontario, Canadian opera Company, Canadian Stage Company, National Ballet of Canada and Royal Ontario museum.

Each year Toronto is host to major festivals that include: Caribana (Caribbean festival), Toronto International Film Festival, Pride Toronto (lesbian, gay and bisexual parade), Taste of the Danforth (Greek festival), Toronto International Jazz Festival, Caravan (multicultural festival), and the Canadian National exhibition.

Intensive English

Most of our students choose our Full-Time Intensive course of 20 hours/week – this is 4 full hours a day of classes, from Monday to Friday.  Classes will be either in the morning or in the afternoon depending on your level of English and the classes you choose (see schedule below).  Classes will either start at 8:30am or at 1:30pm.

We recommend our Full-Time Intensive Program for any long-term students (3 months or more) and for anyone wanting to take full advantage of their time in Canada to explore the cities.  Students take a combination of Communication Skills and Specific Skills classes.  

Start dates: every 2 weeks

Class choices available:

• Communication Skills
• Listening & Vocabulary
• Grammar & Writing
• Reading & Vocabulary Strategies
• Listenening conversation & Pronunciation
• Oral Production & Fluency
• Reading Dynamics
• Grammar & Accuracy
• Advanced Oral & Listening
• Advanced Writing & Reading
• Advanced Accuracy

  Classes can be in the morning or afternoon depending on your level of English and class choice.

Living in Toronto

With a population of 4.7 million people, Toronto is Canada’s largest city and the 5th largest city in North America after Mexico City, New York, Los Angeles and Chicago. Geographically, Toronto is one of Canada’s southernmost cities; it has nearly the same latitude as northern California.

As one of the world’s most multicultural cities, it is no surprise that there are over 100 languages spoken in the city. Students find they quickly fit in to the friendly neighbourhoods and green spaces of the city.

Things to Do
Toronto has six professional sports teams – hockey, baseball, basketball, football, soccer and lacrosse. It is also home to the Toronto Zoo, the Ontario Science Centre and the CN Tower.

Toronto’s vibrant arts scene includes the best of mainstream and alternative theatre, dance and music. The city has the third largest English language theatre centre in the world and hosts a variety of events throughout the year, attracting visitors from around the globe. Major arts venues include the Art Gallery of Ontario, Canadian opera Company, Canadian Stage Company, National Ballet of Canada and Royal Ontario museum.

Each year Toronto is host to major festivals that include: Caribana (Caribbean festival), Toronto International Film Festival, Pride Toronto (lesbian, gay and bisexual parade), Taste of the Danforth (Greek festival), Toronto International Jazz Festival, Caravan (multicultural festival), and the Canadian National exhibition.

Studying English Canada

More than 130,000 students come to study in Canada every year and even more come to Canada to learn English or French. Foreign students bring a rich culture to our classrooms. Your knowledge and skills are welcome in our schools.

The provinces regulate education and schools in Canada. For more detailed information on living and studying in a specific province or territory, contact the school where you wish to study.

« Previous Page