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Dec. 3, 2020

Today, �������� and International Language Academy of Canada (ILAC), one of the most awarded language schools in the world, announced they have entered into partnership – the first of its kind for ��������.

In Dec. 2019, the Ontario government created a new policy, giving public colleges like ��������, more flexibility to create innovative and entrepreneurial partnerships with private colleges to provide primarily international students with the high-quality education and training that prepares them for Ontario’s workforce.

“�������� is excited to enter into this new partnership with an esteemed private college and for the first time, expand our presence and quality programs into Toronto,” says Dr. MaryLynn West-Moynes, ��������’s President and CEO.  “This new partnership will also allow �������� to invest in our existing seven campuses across central Ontario, with partnership revenue supporting enhancements designed to meet the needs of all our students and local communities,” adds MaryLynn.

, as it will be known, will launch with three programs at ILAC’s boutique-style campus located in downtown Toronto. Beginning as early as Jan. 2021, the initial program offerings will be a Business Diploma program, Global Business Management Graduate Certificate and Project Management Graduate Certificate.

This partnership combines ��������’s experience and excellent reputation in postsecondary education, with ILAC’s solid reputation as a leading language school with an exciting downtown Toronto location. Working together, �������� and ILAC will leverage their combined international student recruitment expertise to attract a diversified student population from countries around the world.

”We are delighted to enter into a Public College Private Partnership with ��������. Students of ��������@ILAC will benefit from ��������’s quality curriculum, while studying in downtown Toronto and enjoying ILAC’s renowned international student culture focused on diversity,” says Jonathan Kolber, ILAC’s CEO.  “This is also a natural extension opportunity for students in our English language and Pathways programs, who can now stay in the ILAC family as they continue to progress in their studies,” adds Jonathan.