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Fast-Track University Preparation Program
Grade 9 - 12 & University Preparation Program
English As A Second Language (ESL) Program
Language Study and Summer Camp Tours
Personalized Education Program
Guidance teachers meet individually and on a regular basis with students to ensure that they are applying for the programs and universities that will enable them to gain admission to the most appropriate university.
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Programs
The Great Lakes College of Toronto (GLCT) is one of the few high schools in the province of Ontario that offers five student in-take times per school year. You may wonder why we have so many semesters in one calendar year. In Canada, there are two main admission times when universities accept new students, September and January. In addition, some universities also admit students in May for the summer session.
• April/June Semester Intake Graduates enter university by January of the next year.
• November/January/April Semester Intake Graduates enter university by the following September.
University/college preparation courses include content that is relevant for the study of both university and college programs. These courses are designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills they need to meet the entrance requirements for specific university and college programs. Six Grade 12 university or university/college preparation courses are required for university entrance.
Our five-level English a Second Language (ESL) program is based on the curriculum developed by the Ontario Ministry of Education and is taught by a staff of highly professional teachers. This program enables students to acquire effective communication skills in all areas of language study, including reading, writing, speaking, and listening. It enables students to achieve the standard of English necessary to succeed in high school and university courses. Students may finish one ESL level in two months.
Since 1994, our college has offered Language Study and summer Camp Tours. The success of these summer camps has grown each year, attracting young people from all over the world. Our summer camp program allows students to learn and practice their English as a Second Language (ESL) skills and at the same time, have fun visiting major attractions in Toronto, and other areas in the provinces of Ontario and Quebec.
Testimonials
The teachers are amazing, they always give you a hand when you need.
GLCT is a diversity school, you can learn many different culture from your classmates; you can achieve own dream.
The Great Lakes College of Toronto is an excellent school. The teachers are all great.
My experience in Canada has been perfect; the teachers in GLCT are wonderful.
Thank you for giving me such excellent education, I want to express my gratitude to all my teachers, staffs who helped me in my learning process.
It’s been a very great experience for me, I loved being here
I loved my school, small but perfect
Residences
Campus Facility
The GLCT campus is located near downtown Toronto in the North High Park area, which includes High Park, the largest park in Toronto, and is in the middle of a prestigious residential area. The school is close to subway and TTC bus lines, a community library, supermarkets, banks, shopping areas, all within 10-15 minutes of walking distance.
Off-Campus Houses
Homestay is the most popular choice for our students as most of our students love to stay with families.
On-Campus Dormitory
Homestay is the most popular choice for our students as most of our students love to stay with families.
Homestay
Integrate into the local culture, create lifelong memories and connections by staying with one of our carefully selected homestay families.
Latest news
Mental Health Information Session by Dr. Madhu Bhardwaj
The meeting link will be posted in school’s “GLCT Student” Microsoft Team.
Re-Opening School
I am delighted to share a much-awaited announcement from the Minister of Education, that all Ontario schools will re-open from September 8, 2020.This must be a piece of relieving news for you since students were forced to stay home due to the mandatory school closure because of the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic.
School’s response to COVID-19
When we first heard about COVID-19 spreading rapidly in Asia back in January, we started planning course of actions if we have to close the school.
