Bayswater Toronto teaches English in the centre of Canada’s largest city. Toronto is the reason most students pick it: close to half the people living here were born outside Canada, so English is the shared language of the street rather than the language of the locals you are trying not to bother.
Three courses are bookable. General English at 15 lessons a week is the standard choice and leaves the afternoon open. Semi-Intensive adds hours for students who want more structure without filling the day. Intensive English is the heaviest of the three and the usual pick for anyone with an exam, a university application or a work deadline ahead. All three run from one week up to 52.
Classes hold 12 to 20 students, minimum age 16. Bayswater also runs schools in London, Liverpool, Vancouver, Calgary, Cape Town and Paris, so a course started in Toronto can be continued elsewhere in the group.
What Toronto gives you beyond the classroom is a working city rather than a student town. The subway and streetcar network reaches most neighbourhoods, part-time work is common among longer-staying students, and the city is a short flight or a long drive from New York, Montreal and Niagara. The honest trade-off is the winter: January and February are properly cold, and that is also when courses are least crowded and most affordable. The price table below shows the difference week by week.
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