Canadian Academic & Employment Services provides assistance for students looking to study in Canada, offering guidance through the application process.
TAIE believes in providing its students with a quality education to create a customized but well planned course of study while completing the requirements of the Ontario Secondary School Diploma.Academic Program:TAIE offers both ESL and university preparatory courses. All of these credit courses follow the Ontario Ministry of Education guidelines. ESL courses are offered at varying degrees of difficulty – ESLAO, BO, CO, DO and EO – in preparation for ENG4U, English, Grade 12, which is required for university entrance. A full-range of other Ontario credit courses is offered at the Ontario Grade 12 level in a variety disciplines: English, mathematics, science, business, Canadian and world studies, computer studies, social sciences, visual arts, civics and career studies.Our highly qualified teaching staff works closely with students to help them to develop academic skills for success in higher learning and life: study and exam prep; project and time management; research and critical thinking; and self-directed learning and teamwor
VIS' learning environment promotes a sense of belonging, strives toward high expectations, respects each child's voice, and celebrates his/her achievements. Our program provides an alternative because it is balanced as such: It provides rigorous academics in small classes. It makes the Ontario Curriculum meaningful through the integration of personal, local and global issues. It offers a strong sports program and an innovative performing arts curriculum. It encompasses a balance of learner-centered approaches as well as teacher-directed lessons. It provides learners with opportunities to work independently as well as cooperatively. It enables students to develop strong skills in reading, writing and mathematics, and places importance on higher order skills such as critical and analytical thinking, problem solving, cooperation, time management and organization.
The Waldorf Academy was established in 1987 in order to provide toddlers and children up to grade 8 with an education that promotes academic development, social interaction, and family life. Our Toronto education facility is located at 250 Madison Avenue, near Spadina and Dupont. Please visit our website for more information.