Our School

Step through the doors of TEA, and you’ve entered an exceptional learning community – a university preparatory academy set in a distinctive location adjacent to the University of Toronto Mississauga Campus. Inside the school, TEA has designed an advanced communication network that connects teachers, parents, and students online to deliver an individualized, student-focused education in a setting structured to serve and meet the language challenges and cultural needs of international students. But more than that, TEA’s staff and curriculum can also meet the needs of local students requiring a more individualized learning program. Graduates from TEA move on to a wide-range of programs in some of the most well-regarded colleges and universities in Canada, the USA, and internationally.

After School Programs

At the TEA, we have an after school homework club available for students who would like to focus on finishing course work so they have free time to pursue other activities and interests without compromising their school work. During this time, there is a teacher available to help the students with any questions they may have, offering them further guidance to achieve academic excellence.

Area Amenities

University of Toronto Mississauga Campus 

Located just moments north of TEA, you can discover the beautiful park-like campus of U of T Mississauga. Offering 148 different courses and 89 areas of study, you can get a world class education at this highly respected academic institution.

Erindale Park 

Located just steps TEA, Erindale Park is Mississauga’s largest park, boasting over 220 acres of lush parkland. The Credit River runs through this peaceful greenspace, which features numerous picnic areas, a playground, toboggan hill, amazing hiking on Cullham Trail and other walking trails, fishing, canoeing and more.

Heritage Architecture 

Erindale Village is still home to many spectacular heritage buildings dating back as early as 1828. One of the finest highlights is The Grange, located at 1921 Dundas St. W. Also known as the Robinson Adamson house, The Grange is now home to Heritage Mississauga, and is a breathtaking example of early Canadian architecture. Another notable heritage site is that of St. Peter’s Anglican Church. Erected in 1887, you won’t want to miss this stunning structure of true artisanal mastery. If you’d like to learn more about heritage buildings in Erindale Village, you can view The Heritage Walking Tour Guide at Heritage Mississauga and discover a number of noteworthy heritage sites that are just waiting to be explored!