EC Toronto

Formerly known as LSC Language Studies Canada

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Friendly, spacious and newly refurbished, EC Toronto is located in Canada’s largest city and financial capital. This multicultural destination is formed of unique neighbourhoods and has everything to offer: arts, music, sports, museums and more.

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Jon Chodarcewicz

Centre Director

Norman Osokin

Student Services Manager

John Friel

Director of Studies

Centre Info

Established: 1977
Centre capacity: 435
Classrooms: 30
Minimum age: 16
Students per class: Average 13 (Max 15)
HigherScore® class size: Average 16 (Max 18)
Cambridge, IELTS, TOEFL & TOEIC test centre
Wheelchair accessible (can make arrangements for visually impaired students)

School Includes

45 internet connected computers
Free Wi-Fi internet access throughout the centre
Student Resource Centre
Self-study room where students can do their homework
Library facilities
Student lounge
Cafe serving a delicious range of meals and snacks located in building

Address

EC Toronto
124 Eglinton Avenue West
Suite 400, Toronto
Ontario, M4R 2G8
Canada

Phone

+1 416 488 2200

Emergency Number

+1 416 209 8331

Opening Hours

Monday to Friday:
8:30 - 17:00

Location

In a trendy neighbourhood in Midtown Toronto
Easy access to subway (Eglinton station)
Lots of shopping, dining and entertainment options
Close to Yonge Street - the world's longest street

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Nationality Mix

Korean
19%
Other
18%
Japanese
17%
Brazilian
12%
Saudi Arabian
9%
Swiss
5%
Mexican
4%
Taiwanese
5%
Venezuelan
4%
Colombian
4%
Turkish
3%

Age Mix

16 - 17

6%
18 - 20

26%
21 - 25

49%
26- 30

15%
31 - 40

3%
41 - 50

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Student Testimonial

I recommend EC Toronto because it's a place where you can learn a lot and make many friends from around the world. Come join us! You'll love it!

Renato L. Morais
Brazil

Teacher Testimonial

After graduating from university, I had a strong desire to travel and learn about other cultures. Teaching English gave me that opportunity and I spent two life-changing years in Korea. Moving to Toronto was, initially, a temporary situation – finish CELTA and head back abroad. I quickly realized it would not be so easy to leave this beautiful city. During the last year, many students have expressed similar sentiments.

Toronto is one of the most multi-cultural cities in the world; riding the subway in the morning is a testament to that, and provides a small glimpse beyond the borders and colours of a world map. There is always something to stimulate the eyes or provoke thought: the view from the CN Tower gives one a unique view of urban sprawl, while the graffiti scattered throughout downtown highlights the importance of art in the city.

EC Toronto is unique in that strong relationships form among teachers and students, and the student-centered approach makes lessons interactive and enjoyable. The friends, laughs, and experiences are bound to leave indelible marks.

James Meanwell

Sample Activities

Monday

Welcome New Students
Tuesday

Karaoke Night

Karaoke night at Tequila Sunrise
Wednesday

Ontario Science Centre
Thursday

Steam Whistle

Learn how Canada's Premium Pilsner by visiting the brewery for a tour and taste. You'll learn why Steam Whistle was designated one of Toronto's "green buildings" and about our railway history.
Friday

Halloween Party
Saturday

Niagara Falls
Sunday

Niagara Falls