University of Toronto

Enhancing your English at Canada's oldest and largest university.

Location:

Toronto, Canada

Date:

20.07 – 09.08

Age of participants:

12-17 years

Price:

€5900 -— All inclusive

Advantages of educational trips to the University of Toronto

Improving English language skills

Lessons are taught by internationally certified teachers with experience in teaching foreign students - 20 hours of English per week.

Comfort and safety

The group leader monitors students' feedback on the learning process and helps solve their daily problems during study.

Individual approach

Lessons are held in small groups of up to 15 students, which allows teachers to pay attention to each child.

About the project

Get to know the unique atmosphere of the largest city in Canada, Toronto. Students will have a fascinating excursion program to the sights of the Canadian city, which is home to the only castle on the entire continent, Casa Loma, and the world-famous Niagara Falls. Children will immerse themselves in the peculiarities of Canadian culture and learn about the lifestyle of the locals.

The University of Toronto, founded in 1827, is the oldest university in Canada and the largest higher education institution in the country, with 65,000 students. According to QS and THE rankings, the university is annually ranked among the top 10 public universities in the world and is ranked first among Canadian universities. Among its alumni are three Governors General of Canada, five Prime Ministers of Canada, and nine foreign dignitaries.

Book

Students will have excursions to Key.study partner universities in Toronto: University of Toronto, York University, Centennial College, and Humber College. During numerous excursions, students will see the main attractions of Toronto, get acquainted with Canadian culture and, perhaps, decide on their future place of study!

Accommodation is in a student residence on the University of Toronto campus. Students live in furnished single rooms. All rooms have a bathroom. Meals are served three times a day on a buffet basis: breakfast, hot lunch and dinner. The group leader lives with the children in the dormitory, ensuring safety and prompt resolution of any issues related to the trip.

Students will discover the main tourist attractions of Toronto: Queen’s Park and the Royal Ontario Museum, the CN Tower, the Toronto Zoo, and Niagara Falls. After classes, students can enjoy sports and creative activities, and in the evenings, board games, talent shows, discos, and movie nights.