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higher education
Toronto Film School, ranked as a top film school by the QS World University Rankings, offers a fast-paced, hands-on and highly collaborative learning environment, designed to arm you with the theory and skills needed to align your career aspirations with your creative talents. Whether you are passionate about film, design, or video games, Toronto Film School is where you will find a supportive community, expert instructors, and a network of creative peers to propel you into the career you dream of.
primary/secondary education
Toronto International College (TIC) is an inspected private school duly registered with the Ontario Ministry of Education under the BSID Number: 665800. Located in Toronto, Canada's largest city and the provincial capital of Ontario, TIC is committed to offering quality ESL (English as a Second Language), EAP (English for Academic Purposes), UP (University Preparation), PU (Prestigious University), and IELTS preparation courses to students from around the world. The mission of Toronto International College is to seek promising students from around the world and to educate them, through rigorous discipline and learning experience, to develop their full intellectual, moral, and human potential. We are dedicated to the cultivation of world citizens with competence, conscience, and compassion to lead and serve in every sphere of the global society.
education management
The Toronto Japanese Language School is one of the many surviving monuments to the courage, accomplishments, and pride of the Japanese Canadian Community. The school was established in 1949 during the difficult period of resettlement from the wartime internment camps, by members of the Toronto Japanese Canadian community. The founding members wanted to provide family-oriented Japanese language instruction as a means of retaining and fostering awareness and pride, particularly in the younger generation, in the unique and rich heritage of Japanese culture and language. From its origins as a school serving Japanese Canadian families with grandparents, parents, and children who spoke some Japanese at home, the school has and continues to evolve. The school now provides instruction to anyone, from preschool to senior who is interested in learning about Japanese language and culture, whether for individual development or business reasons. Our classes represent a wide spectrum of Canadian society eager to learn more about Japan and its culture by studying and understanding the Japanese language.
religious institutions
The TMU MSA is one of the largest recognized non-profit student groups on campus. We are dedicated to serving our members and enhancing their post secondary experience in the broadest way possible. Our goal is to build a community that is an integral part of the student movement and the Canadian society at large, while preserving our unique Islamic identity. Our goals are broken into three main areas. We aim to Foster, Support, and Engage Muslims on campus in achieving their goals on campus, as well as creating an inclusive community where every Muslim is included. The TMU MSA hosts many events that range from student life such as The Amazing Race to professional development like our Resume and Cover Letter Workshop. Visit our website to learn more about our association, and the things we have planned for the school year!
Following a recruitment drive, over 80 players arrived at Riverdale Park in August of 1950 to form the first ever Rugby Union league in Ontario. The Nomads (blue and white hoops) Rugby Football Club was born. Since the 1950s the Nomads are now a 260 member, downtown Toronto competitive side boasting: - Mens, 3 teams - Womens, 2 teams - Juniors, 7 teams - Old Mads, 1 team I n 2010, the Nomads celebrated 60 years of Rugby!
think tanks
The Toronto Revenue Collective is a private members-only organization consisting of over 50+ of the top VPs of Sales and CROs in the Toronto Area. Our membership includes executives from companies such as Trade Gecko, Vend, Namely, ZocDoc, Foursquare, Yext, Shopkeep, Intralinks, WeWork, and many more. Our community is designed to support the professional development of revenue leaders at high growth companies, facilitate the sharing of best practices, and serve as a trusted private community where Members can openly discuss business critical issues with the comfort of privacy and confidentiality. Our Membership is invitation only. The Toronto Revenue Collective is a Member of The Revenue Collective, the largest membership organization for commercial executives at high growth companies in the world.
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