Continuing Education Programs
Learn more about the wide variety of programs offered by the TDSB’s Continuing Education Department:
Night School
Night school credit programs such as math, science, Japanese and Spanish are offered by the TDSB in locations across the city. Reach ahead, make up a credit or work towards your high school diploma. Registration for the fall semester is now open. Classes begin the week of October 5, 2015. Visit
www.creditprograms.ca for more information.
International Languages Elementary and African Heritage Programs
As the world continues to move towards connectivity, learning languages becomes critically important. Encourage your child’s natural curiosity and enroll them in our JK to Grade 8 International Languages and African Heritage program. Registration is now open. Visit
www.ILEprograms.ca for more information.
Adult High School
Find a career path and to meet your academic goals every year. Tuition is free. Earn credits faster and gain Canadian work experience. Explore programs in business and technology, social science, mathematics and specialty programs such as accounting, office administration, personal support worker, and more. Visit
www.adultschoolstoronto.ca for more information.
Learn English with Us
Adults can build literacy and English language skills. Learn about your community and the services available. We offer a wide range of classes from beginner to advanced to help you improve your conversation skills, further your education, and prepare for citizenship and language proficiency tests. Registration is now open. For more information, visit
www.ESLtoronto.ca or call 416-338-4300.
Community Programs
Take up a new hobby, learn a language, and meet people in your community. Put your hands to work and decorate and glaze your own pottery or sculpture. Stay active with co-ed basketball, volleyball, tennis and golf. Gain knowledge on how to invest in the stock market or prepare your taxes. Register today at
www.learn4life.ca. Registration for winter Learn4Life will begin November 19, 2015.
International K – 12 Students
Over the coming year, the TDSB will welcome 1,700 international students into schools across the city. The majority of international students continue to come from China, followed by South Korea, Vietnam and Japan. This year, students are also coming to the TDSB from Turkey, Western Africa, Latin America and India. We expect our numbers to grow as we increase our recruitment programs. For more information, visit
www.studytoronto.ca.
International Adult Students
For the first time in Ontario, TDSB has opened up Adult Day Schools and ESL programs to welcome 30 adult international fee-paying students. We are proud to announce that seamless entry agreements have been signed with two post-secondary institutions and we expect to finalize three more in the coming months. For more information, visit
www.tdsbinternational.ca.