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EduTravel Summer School

Toronto, Ontario

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At a glance

Board: Independent

Tuition & admissions

Application deadline: 2027-05-07

Admissions process

Some courses have stated prerequisites. Art History Grade 11 requires Grade 9 or 10 Visual Arts; Biology Grade 11 requires Grade 10 Academic Science; Biology Grade 12 requires Grade 11 University Preparation Biology. Detailed Communication Technology listings require specified Grade 11 courses. Initial program payments are due at registration, and programs may fill before published deadlines.

Academics & learning

Curriculum: Travel-credit programs are listed in March Break and summer sessions. Current program menus include Grade 9–12 courses across sciences, Canadian and world studies, arts, communication technology, languages, business, hospitality and leadership. The exact courses, prerequisites, routes, dates and credit-issuing arrangements vary by trip and school-year offering.

Tuition & financial aid details

All-inclusive program price: $5,990.00
Premium Travel Protection Package: $275.00
All-inclusive program price: $6,690.00
Premium Travel Protection Package: $375.00
Listed program price: $6,890.00

Course descriptions

Biology and environmental science

Official trip menus include travel-based Biology (for example Costa Rica, Ecuador/Galápagos and Fiji) and Environment and Resource Management. Trips use local ecosystems and conservation themes for experiential study; course prerequisites and trip dates are listed on each individual offering.

Canadian and world studies

Listed offerings include Canadian Geography, Canadian History in Europe, Grade 10 Civics and Careers trips, World Cultures and Religions, and Art History in Europe. Route and available credit depend on the current trip page.

Communication Technology and arts

Program menus list Communication Technology, photography, and art history opportunities involving film, photography, architecture, museums and cultural sites. Individual course descriptions specify prerequisites.

Business, languages and applied courses

The official program menu also lists international business, English in England, French Connection, Green Industries and Hospitality & Culinary Studies. These are travel-course offerings, not a year-round school timetable.

Healthy Active Living and leadership

Some travel programs combine Grade 12 Healthy Active Living Leadership with skiing/snowboarding, golf or other supervised experiences; confirm the course code, eligibility and dates on the current trip listing.

View course information on the school website

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Learning programs

Specializations

Experiential education and academic travel · Environmental science, biology, and biodiversity · Art history, photography, and communication technology · Leadership through sport and outdoor experiences · Cultural and language immersion

Learning support

Certified teachers and principals oversee instruction and assessment and help prepare students for their next academic level. The photography program includes dedicated teacher guidance and portfolio support.

Student life

Sports

Golf-focused, for-credit program in Scottsdale/Phoenix with professional coaching, multiple rounds of golf, and sports and cultural experiences. · West Coast skiing or snowboarding leadership program focused on skills for sports instruction, physical education, and extracurricular leadership. · Montréal and Tremblant winter program featuring skiing or snowboarding, sports experiences, leadership, and personal growth.

Arts

Art History in Europe: high school credit study in Rome, Florence, and Paris, including the Vatican Museums, Louvre, and Musée d’Orsay. · Photography in Paris, Florence, and Rome with teacher guidance, personal style development, and portfolio building. · Communication Technology opportunities involving film, television, photography, and social media. · Fashion-focused travel in London and Paris exploring shopping districts, luxury houses, vintage markets, and creative neighbourhoods.

Outdoor activities & education

Outdoor and field-based learning: Trip pages describe location-specific experiences such as ecosystem and wildlife observation, coral reef study, forest and cave exploration, skiing/snowboarding and golf. These are scheduled travel-course activities, not school-year clubs; route and availability vary by trip.
Educational excursions: The provider lists travel programs in Canada and abroad, with museums, cultural sites and field study tied to course objectives. Each trip page is the source for current itinerary and dates.

About the school

EduTravel offers experiential, for-credit high school travel programs combining academic study, educational excursions, and recreational activities under the supervision of certified teachers and principals.

Location & school highlights

Location

Programs travel within Canada and internationally
including Europe
the United States
the Caribbean
Central and South America
and Oceania. Destinations connect coursework with museums
historic sites
ecosystems
and cultural experiences.

What makes the school distinct

Firsthand, immersive learning that connects coursework to real-world experiences.
Certified teachers and principals oversee student safety, instruction, assessment, and preparation for the next academic level.
Program costs cover essential expenses and all educational and leisure group excursions.
Summer programs offer high school credits, including Reach Ahead opportunities.