Founded in 1994, it is an intermediate language school that currently operates language centers in Toronto and Vancouver, Canada. Located in the heart of downtown Toronto, it is convenient to use the subway, bus, restaurant, and shopping mall. There is a Canadian Friends Conversation Club (CFCC) where you can pre-talk with Canadian university students, and business courses, interpretation courses, and internship programs are popular in addition to general English courses.

Diverse Programming: Our programs (Starter to Advanced) is designed differently to focus on the particular English needs of that level and prevent students who take all levels from ever becoming bored! We also can accommodate split skills.

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Comprehensive Program: Students learn and practise all skills in English: reading, writing, listening and speaking daily.

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Accessibility to Exceptional Teachers: We have professional, experienced teachers who love their jobs and are sociable with the students in and outside the class and are available for consultation.

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Friendly Atmosphere: We are a big school with a big heart. Everyone is like a family.

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Fun Activities: We have school tournaments and encourage daily activities; once a month, teachers and ESL classes have an all-day excursion to have fun and meet students from other levels.

HOMESTAY

By choosing to live at a homestay with locals, you will be able to have a more authentic Canadian experience. You will gain first-hand knowledge about Canadian culture and family life. The homestay placement program promotes friendship and cross-cultural communication and is a great way to improve your English while experience Canadian life.

Students will be matched with Canadian hosts who will provide three meals a day, as well as a comfortable room with a bed, desk and other furnishings. All homes are in close proximity to public transportation.

Downtown Toronto

 The Downtown core is the economic powerhouse of Toronto, although it lacks the cultural appeal of the outlying districts. Many of Toronto's larger attractions are located here, however, so it's an essential part of any visit to Toronto. Dozens of towering glass, concrete and steel monoliths are a must-see for architecture enthusiasts. Toronto's Financial District is actually quite compact and walkable, even in inclement weather. That's because of the "PATH" [12] - 27 km (16 miles) of interconnecting passageways under the streets that feature more than 1,200 stores and services. Street entrances to the subterranean walkway are indicated with "PATH" signage.