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A private co-educational university preparatory school in Mississauga for children from JK to Grade 12.
Founded in 1982, Mentor College educates children from junior kindergarten through to the university entrance level. Children at Mentor College are grouped by age and experience in three levels of study: primary, intermediate, and high school.
Mentor College tuition fees include field trips within the GTA, textbooks*, art supplies, instructional materials, school sports, transportation to and from extracurricular activities, musical instruments, and 4-day visits (Grades 5 to 8) to the school’s Outdoor Education Centre in Muskoka.
Mentor College / TEAM School, Mississauga, Ontario. 2,459 likes · 36 talking about this · 2,439 were here. Mentor College/TEAM School was founded in 1981 to provide a programme of education based on...
Mentor College has been offering excellence in education since the school's founding in 1982. With our high standard of academics, extensive extracurricular programme, and superb teaching staff, we are able to prepare students for success in post-secondary education and beyond!
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Mentor College hires only qualified teachers with a high school subject specialty and a warm and sensitive attitude towards students. Our teachers are dedicated to the academic success of their students and are enthusiastically involved with the school's extracurricular programme.
Mentor College. 40 Forest Avenue. Mississauga, ON L5G 1L1. Phone: 905-271-3393. Email: 40forest@mentorcollege.edu. official website. School Information: Gender: Co-Ed. Grades: JK-12.
Mentor College is a private, coed, day school in Mississauga, Ontario. View profile at SchoolAdvice.net, Canada's education experts.
Founded in 1982, Mentor College educates children from junior kindergarten through to the university entrance level. Children at Mentor College are grouped by age and experience in three levels of study: primary, intermediate, and high school.
