A New Name. The Same Commitment to Excellence. Our Mississauga campus opened its doors in June 2015, established as part of Homeland International English School to bring world-class English language education to the Greater Toronto Area.
Please find our Homeland English Policies here.
For maximum student participation the average is 15 students per class, maximum 25 students.
Our student population changes throughout the year, but Homeland consistently welcomes students from more than 40 countries, including but not limited to: Brazil, China, various European countries, Korea, India, Japan, Mexico, Vietnam, Colombia, Iran, and many other countries. This diverse mix creates an engaging environment where English becomes the common language for communication and friendship.
Yes, group tours are available. Homeland English customizes packages for small groups (8 to 15 students) with special interests.
Homeland homestays include three meals per day. Students typically prepare their own breakfast and lunch provided by their homestay, while dinner is usually prepared by the host family.
The nearest airport is Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ) and is only 20 km from Homeland.
Students will be greeted at the airport by the homestay coordinator, and possibly the homestay family. This is a free service provided by Homeland English for students staying in a Homeland English accommodation (homestay or residence). Students who have made their own accommodation arrangements can request an airport transfer at the cost of $65.
There is no minimum or maximum length of study at Homeland. Whether you're staying for one week, one year, or longer, you can choose the program length that best fits your goals.
Yes, the Mississauga bus system is very easy to use. All homestays are within 30 to 40 minutes by bus to Homeland English.
Your first day is all about helping you feel welcome and getting you ready for a great experience at Homeland. Please arrive by 8:45 a.m., where our friendly staff will greet you and help you complete a quick arrival check-in. You'll then take a placement test so we can place you in the English level that's right for you, followed by a brief school orientation and tour.
After a short break, at 10:45 a.m., our staff will show you to your classroomand you will begin your first class. After lunch,you'll meet your afternoon teacher and more classmates and begin another class. Please bring a pen or pencil and a notebook. A dictionary is optional, and all other learning materials will be provided. You're also welcome to bring your own lunch and use the school's kitchen facilities.
Yes. Homeland offers health insurance through Guard.me for students during their stay in Canada. If you do not have health insurance coverage through another provider, you can purchase a Guard.me plan through Homeland.
To learn more about coverage and benefits, please visit Guard.me.
You can contact your country's embassy or consulate if you require assistance while in Canada. Please refer to the list of Embassies and Consulates in Canada.
Visitor Visa Students from most foreign countries may enter Canada for a period of up to six months without a visa, and may study for a period of up to six months. For some foreign countries a Visitor Visa is required for entry. Please check with the closest Canadian Embassy or Consulate.
If a student wishes to study for more than six months in Canada they must obtain a Student Authorization from the Immigration section of the Embassy or Consulate in their country.
Note: A Student Authorization (Visa) may be extended within Canada.
Yes, Homeland has DLI status. This means that students can use an acceptance letter from Homeland (which has our DLI number on it) to apply for a study permit if they plan to study for longer than 6 months.
Click here for more information about DLIStudents arriving from Visa exempt countries are now required to have an Electronic Travel Authorization when traveling to Canada.
For more information please look here:
eTA Requirements information
