On-site · Vaughan
Teach small groups of intellectually advanced students using an advanced Humanities and Language Arts curriculum. Develop students’ critical thinking, vocabulary, literary understanding, and persuasive and impactful writing skills.
On-site · Mississauga
Teach small groups of approximately 6–12 academically advanced students using an established mathematics curriculum that includes puzzles, hands-on materials, and core content. Foster mathematical reasoning, problem-solving, intellectual curiosity, and practical understanding of mathematics.
On-site · Toronto
Teach small groups of academically advanced students using an established mathematics curriculum that includes puzzles, hands-on materials, and core content. Foster mathematical reasoning, problem-solving, critical thinking, and students’ interest in real-world applications of mathematics.
On-site · Toronto
Teach small groups of gifted students using an established Language Arts curriculum, covering sophisticated vocabulary, fiction and non-fiction, the history of ideas, critical thinking, and expressive writing. Inspire students’ intellectual curiosity and support their development as critical thinkers and effective writers.
On-site · Burlington
Teach small groups of approximately 6–12 gifted students, primarily in grades 2–5, using an established curriculum that includes puzzles, hands-on materials, and core content. Foster advanced mathematical reasoning, problem-solving, critical thinking, and students’ understanding of real-world applications of mathematics.
