ILSC Toronto moved to a brand new campus in December 2005 and, over time, we have grown to 2 campuses, both of which are close to subway stations and both in the heart of downtown with proximity to many of the city attractions, including shopping, dining, sports facilities, etc.
In addition to a comprehensive curriculum, students will find modern facilities including 55 classrooms, 3 internet cafes/student lounges and 1 computer lab. Toronto is Canada's leading center for finance, art, publishing, theater, music, and many more cultural endeavors. Students will have plenty of opportunities to enjoy social activities while practicing their language skills.
Facilities
- Social Activities
- Cultural Trips
- Cambridge Exam Center
- IELTS Test Center
- Elevators
- Wheelchair access
- Eating Area
- Free Internet
- Wireless Internet
- Computers
Teacher qualifications
Native English speakers
All
Teachers with English teaching certification
All
Teachers with college degrees
All
University partners
ILSC Toronto has partnerships with the following universities and colleges in Canada. You can gain full or conditional acceptance into one of these institutions.
Art Institute of Vancouver
Mount Saint Vincent University
Thompson Rivers University
University of Ontario Institute of Technology
University of Prince Edward Island
University of the Fraser Valley
Vancouver Community College
Nationality and age mix
The nationality and age mix at ILSC Toronto varies over different time periods, courses and levels. Throughout the year, the average age is 22. In the summer, the average age is 22.
School holidays
ILSC Toronto does not hold classes on the holiday dates below. The school does not compensate for these holidays, so make sure to choose your start date accordingly.
School location
No wonder people call Toronto ‘the world within a city.’ This vibrant metropolis, which is home to more than 100 different ethnic and cultural groups, is the most multicultural city on the planet. Set on the shores of beautiful Lake Ontario, Toronto is also Canada’s largest city with a population of 5.1 million. It’s a city of neighborhoods, each with its own rich history and unique charm and character. Funky and fashionable Queen Street West, the eclectic Danforth, and elegant Yorkville are just a few of the favorites.
ILSC students love exploring Toronto’s great outdoors, sailing to the Toronto Islands, picnicking in High Park or taking day trips to spectacular Niagara Falls. You can ride roller coasters at Canada’s Wonderland or ride camels at the world-famous Toronto Zoo. Summer in Toronto means street festivals, celebrations and outdoor concerts late into the night – and don’t miss Caribana in July, a week-long celebration of Caribbean culture with non-stop music and dancing.
