On your first day you need to bring your passport, visa (Work Permit, Study Permit, Visitor Visa or ETA) and medical insurance with you. 

Yes. Toronto is one of the safest cities in North America, known for its friendliness, diversity, and excellent public services. Both the campus and residences are located in secure, central areas, and students are supervised 24/7 by English Path staff and group leaders.

Toronto has warm, sunny summers with average temperatures between 22°C and 28°C. Occasional rain showers can occur, so students should bring a light jacket and comfortable walking shoes for excursions.

When you enter a Canadian home, always take off your shoes. It is a sign of respect.  Also, say 'please' and 'thank-you' because Canadians are polite. Be comfortable saying 'Good morning!' and 'Have a good day!'

Yes. Toronto's tap water is clean and fine to drink.  

Both residences offer:
- Private or shared rooms with en-suite bathrooms
- On-site dining halls or meal plans
- Study and recreation areas
- Laundry facilities (available for a small fee)
- 24-hour security and reception
- Free Wi-Fi throughout the building
EP staff coordinate weekly laundry times and are always available to help students as needed. For any issues, report them to our accommodation team anytime.

Both Chestnut Residence and Chelsea Hotel are located within a 15-20 minute walk from the English Path Toronto campus. This central location makes it easy and safe for students to walk to lessons and activities under staff supervision.

Yes. Students receive three meals per day, breakfast, lunch, and dinner, either at the residence or during excursions. Meals are healthy and balanced, offering international and North American dishes. Vegetarian, vegan, halal, and gluten-free diets can be arranged with advance notice.

Lessons are held at our English Path Toronto campus, located on Victoria Street, right in the centre of Toronto. The school is modern, fully equipped, and surrounded by cafés, shops, and cultural attractions, making it the perfect learning environment.

Yes. English Path staff and group leaders provide 24-hour supervision both at the residence and during all activities. The staff-to-student ratio is 1:20, 1:15 or lower, depending on the students age, ensuring close support and constant monitoring.

Yes. English Path includes basic travel and activity insurance for all students, covering excursions and minor medical issues. For tuition-only programmes and day camps, insurance is mandatory and must be booked either with English Path or arranged externally. Parents may also choose to upgrade the insurance coverage for additional protection if required.

Yes. All students receive an English Path Certificate of Achievement and teacher feedback during the graduation ceremony at the end of the programme.

We follow a clear behaviour policy and inform parents.

EP Toronto attracts students from Europe, Latin America, Asia, and the Middle East, creating a diverse and friendly international environment. Students are encouraged to speak English at all times to make the most of their experience.

Toronto offers endless opportunities for exploration and fun! Students enjoy a range of activities and cultural excursions each week, including:
- Walking tour of downtown Toronto (Nathan Phillips Square, CN Tower, Queen’s Park)
- Harbourfront Centre and Toronto Islands
- Royal Ontario Museum or Ripley’s Aquarium
- Day trip to Niagara Falls
- Sports, games, and cultural evenings on campus or at the residence
All activities are fully supervised and risk-assessed to ensure safety and enjoyment.

Students receive 15 hours of English lessons per week, delivered by qualified teachers who specialise in working with young learners. Lessons focus on developing speaking, listening, and confidence through interactive projects and real-life communication. Classes have a maximum of 15 students and are often smaller. These students are grouped according to age and English level to provide the best possible learning experience.

Students are required to maintain a minimum attendance of 85% to receive a certificate at the end of their course. Classes begin promptly at 9:00 am. If you are late, you may enter the classroom until 9:15 am. After this time, please wait in the student lounge until the break.

You can buy  a Presto card in subway stations or at Shoppers Drug Mart locations. Then you load money on that card.  You can also pay your fare using a debit or credit card. When you tap your card, you can ride for 2 hours without getting charged again, but you have tap your card each time you switch to a bus, or a streetcar, or a train.  Use the same card all the time so you do not get charged more than once. 

Our staff are trained in first aid and welfare care and are always available to help. There are medical clinics and hospitals nearby, and parents are contacted immediately if needed. We provide emotional support and encouragement for any students feeling homesick. In case of any emergency, call: +447506 644 638

Our trained Welfare and Safeguarding Team is available daily for homesickness, problems, or support. Staff supervise all activities and trips, teach students what to do if separated, and follow risk assessments with clear rules for outdoor safety.

Call 911 in case of fire, a medical emergency or if you need the police.