English courses in Toronto
with Bayswater

The IELTS exam preparation course, for students who need to take this test. Twenty lessons of forty-five minutes each week work on the language the exam is based on, with exercises modelled on its four papers: listening, reading, writing and speaking.

The required level is B1 or above, and the course is open to adults from eighteen years of age. A group starts every Monday, for a duration of one to forty-eight weeks. Classes have twelve students on average, which leaves everyone time to speak during the sessions.

The business English course, for those entering an international work environment or running their own company. Twenty lessons of forty-five minutes each week, Monday to Friday, draw on current materials to work the language in real professional situations.

Open from eighteen years of age, at pre-intermediate to advanced level. A group starts every Monday, for a duration of two to twelve weeks. The course suits those who want to become more comfortable in professional exchanges before looking for a job or developing their business.

The university and college preparation programme, for students who want to study in Canada without yet having the required level of English. Thirty lessons of forty-five minutes each week, Monday to Friday, for a duration of twelve to forty-eight weeks.

An online placement test, followed by an oral assessment on arrival, sets the length of the programme. Once the level is reached, partner institutions admit students without an English test, and the school can support up to three applications. Courses start every Monday.

Training in digital marketing, for professionals who want to broaden their skills, recent graduates, small entrepreneurs and people changing career. Fifteen lessons of forty-five minutes each week, in a session with fixed dates, cover display advertising and pay-per-click, brand storytelling, website optimisation and analysis with Google Analytics 4.

The certificate is open from eighteen years of age, at pre-intermediate to advanced level, with small groups of eight students on average. Sector professionals take part in the training, and the course takes place in North York.

A certificate in international business, covering the economic environment, international trade and the law of trading blocs, strategy, production and logistics, international marketing and brand image, and international financial management. Fifteen lessons of forty-five minutes each week, on fixed dates.

It is for students on a gap year, recent graduates who want a head start in business or in further study, and future leaders who want foundations in management. Groups have eight students on average, and the course is open from eighteen years of age.

An introduction to customer experience management, with practical workshops, a company visit and personalised guidance for career choices. Fifteen lessons of forty-five minutes each week, taken in a session with fixed dates.

The certificate is for adults from eighteen years of age, at pre-intermediate to advanced level. Groups have eight students on average, and the workshops are held in small committees.

An introduction to project management, to acquire the skills, methods and hands-on experience needed to run a project in any sector. The programme covers launch, planning, management of time, resources, risks and stakeholders, communication, quality control and ethics. Fifteen lessons of forty-five minutes each week.

The course is for adults from eighteen years of age, at pre-intermediate to advanced level. Sessions with fixed dates welcome eight students on average, and sector professionals take part.

Preparation for the Cambridge FCE and CAE exams, among the most widely recognised English qualifications. Twenty-five lessons of forty-five minutes each week work on the four skills of the language, as well as the structure and techniques specific to the exam.

The course is open from eighteen years of age, for an intermediate to advanced level, with an average of twelve students per class. Sessions have fixed dates and last from four to twelve weeks. Teachers follow the current exam topics so that each student knows what to expect on the day.

Preparation for the Cambridge FCE and CAE exams in its most intensive form. Thirty lessons of forty-five minutes each week, on the four skills of the language, expression, the structure of the paper and answering techniques.

The course is open from eighteen years of age, for an intermediate to advanced level, with an average of twelve students. The sessions with fixed dates last from four to twelve weeks, and the workload is heavier than in the Intensive 25 formula.