Teaching House

Welcome to Toronto, the world's most diverse city! Renowned for its multicultural vibe, hip neighbourhoods and gorgeous natural areas, it's truly a city for everyone.

There's so much to discover! Are you a fan of modern art? Check out the Frank Gehry designed Art Gallery of Ontario for its impressive collection, or go on an art crawl along Queen St West to see what our local galleries have to offer. History buffs can enjoy Old Toronto at the revived Distillery District, or if antiquity is your thing, the Royal Ontario Museum has one of the world's most famous displays of ancient artifacts.

Perhaps you'd like to sample some local food at the St Lawrence Market or the Evergreen Brickworks. Or maybe you fancy some quality eats and nightlife? Head down to Dundas & Ossington and spend the night in this up-and-coming neighbourhood teeming with hip bars, intimate live music venues and tasty eateries.

If fine dining is what you're looking for, try out King St. West for some of the best restaurants in the country, and catch an after-dinner flick down the street at the Bell Lightbox Theatre, home to the Toronto International Film Festival. Close by, get your professional sporting fix at the Air Canada Centre, home to the NHL's Toronto Maple Leafs and the NBA's Toronto Raptors, and next door at the Rogers Centre, for Toronto Blue Jays baseball games.

Even if modern city life isn't what you're into, Toronto has a number of relaxing natural escapes to complement the hustle and bustle. You can get away from the city without leaving the city! Head to Kew Beach for some fun in the sun, or if you really want to experience nature, take the ferry from Harbourfront to the Toronto Islands for a day of picnics, swimming in Lake Ontario, and even frisbee-golf!

Since 1999, our school has been welcoming students from all around the world, helping them not only learn English but also providing them with travel opportunities and employment assistance. We are a certified Cambridge ESOL teacher training centre and a member of Languages Canada.

Our charming Victorian building, located in the heart of downtown, comes with original features such as stained-glass windows and impressive woodwork. The school has 17 classrooms over three floors, a computer lab for your use, a lounge with a kitchen and dining area, and an attractive front yard. We also have a library of CDs, DVDs and books for you to borrow. And we’ll keep you connected with free Wi-Fi throughout the building.

All CELTA trainees have access to:  free printing and photocopying; board pens, paper, card and all necessary stationery; unlimited use of computers; use of whiteboards; an extensive library of teaching materials and reference books related to EFL teaching and language; and advice and support from our teaching and admin staff who have a huge range of experience in all aspects of EFL.