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Education

School systems, learning opportunities, and language resources.

Start with the situation that matters today. Check the location on each resource; detailed local listings currently focus on Toronto and Ontario.

Find learning that fits your stage

School, language classes and professional licensing follow different routes.

A useful question: Who decides admission or eligibility, and which documents are required?

Government source

Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada

Official introductions to schooling, enrolment, and learning in Canada.

Canada-wide information

Details & eligibility Source checked 2026-09-28

Government source

Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada

IRCC explains government-funded language classes, assessments, and ways to find a provider.

Canada-wide information

Details & eligibility Source checked 2026-10-02

Government source

Employment and Social Development Canada

Information for internationally trained people seeking work in regulated professions and compulsory trades.

Canada-wide information

Details & eligibility Source checked 2026-09-28

Ask about schedules, childcare and community learning opportunities.

A useful question: Are there costs or supports that affect whether I can attend?

Community organization

Working Women Community Centre

Parent engagement, preschool home instruction and tutoring offer different ways to support learning.

Toronto, Ontario

Details & eligibility Source checked 2026-10-02

Public library

Toronto Public Library

Newcomer resources including settlement information, language learning, and library materials.

Toronto, Ontario

Details & eligibility Source checked 2026-09-28

Community organization

Newcomer Women’s Services Toronto

English classes for women include free childcare; employment services also serve men and youth.

Toronto, Ontario

Details & eligibility Source checked 2026-10-02

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