I asked for a two bedroom two beds each suite and I got a two bedroom one bed suite and they didn't…read morehave any with two beds. So that really sucked. But can't complain much. This was the cheapest place to crash at while in Toronto (it's a bit north of downtown Toronto in King City) for about $80 USD/night for the suite. It had a half kitchen with a fridge and microwave (no stove). They internet was free but you had to ask the front desk to activate it and it's not WIFI. It's via ethernet cable and they'll provide you with them. The rooms were decent sizes. By the way, in case you're curious, this is a college dorm that's used as a "hotel" during summer breaks, hence the super low cost. The staff were very friendly and helpful even if they couldn't do anything about the two beds per bedroom situation, that I blame the headquarter company based stateside for this blunder. They have a movie room that's open during certain times you can go check out and watch movies and such. There's a small community area out back with picnic tables and BBQ grills. Outside was peaceful and quiet (for the most part). I got lucky going there that there weren't any conferences or huge events going on because I can see how this place can get loud and rowdy if there were anything big going on. The last night I was there, there were a group of dumb ass kids talking real loud and running around in the back area and they were out there from about 10pm to 1am. I was going to tell them to shut up but was too tired to bother. If you go to this location, the main entrance is easy to miss. It's a narrow road that leads to a pair of guardhouses with lowering gates. After you pass those, make a left, not right. Once turned left go all the way down till you hit a T-junction and make a right. Go down and over one speed bump and it's on the left. It's really easy to get lost here since this is a college campus. Make sure you call in to make your reservations. Driving in and getting a room will be more expensive. You must pay for parking and they accept credit cards or Canadian cash only.

I registered for a fast track course in Seneca KIng campus and deposited the fee for the first…read moresemester. In order to successfully complete my studies I made arrangements for my parents' Visa from backhome. I spent a good amount of money for their tickets and visitors Insurance as well. But just about a month before the course start date, they sent me an email saying that the course has been cancelled because of low enrollment! I have really very very bad experience with the irresponsible behaviour of the college. They offered me similar course in another campus with double the fee....no sorry for the inconvenience at ANY time !! I will never recommend this college to any one at all!!

Academy for Mathematics and English is a brand new tutoring centre located just East of Bathurst…read moreSt. and South of Henderson Dr. on the border of Aurora, King, and Richmond Hill. Features state-of-the-art tutoring facilities, convenient parking, a great selection of tutors in mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology and English. Bright & comfortable classrooms have spacious learning stations equipped with high-tech study aids, iPods and printouts on demand to help students in grades 8-12 and those entering college build or brush up their knowledge and skills and prepare for the exam. All students receive individualized attention accentuated with positive reinforcement. The student have the privacy and dedicated teaching attention that comes from working in a private learning station. They work at their own pace on material designed specifically to address the skill gaps we identify in their initial free evaluation. This unique learning environment eliminates distractions and peer pressure allowing students to focus on improving their skills. The costs of the program vary depending on the needs of the student. The Centre offers a variety of programs and payment options designed to fit different budgets. A very important advantage of that the clients of the Centre have is a chance to receive a free skill level evaluation (Valued at $150). Based on the result of this evaluation, the Centre's specialists can assess students' needs and develop a tailored program to focus on the areas that require immediate attention.

I wish i can give it 0/5. facility 3/5 teacher 2/5 organization 1/5…read more As a parent this is not the right place for your child. This was my first daycare, so sometimes kids would come home stressed and never wanting to go back. I took it as separation issue however sadly on to my second daycare i find i should have picked up on those red flags. I really hope parents find somewhere else and really this place should close. Some pro and con with my stay there few years back: Pro There are registered for the CWELCC so the fees are subsidised. I met some great teachers there. However they tend to leave within 2 to 3 months. However the long term teachers are terrible and should be reported. and i did try. the terrible ones are not ECE licensed. Con It is not a good place. Legally any incident should be printed and displayed on the info board, which should be easily accessible to everyone. Once 2 kids somehow went out of the facility onto the parking lot! This was documented however posted on the board which is 6 feet higher and on the left side as soon as you enter. This is easy to miss esp with the amount of boards and info posted at the entrance. Teachers are terrible - here are few things i noticed while dropping picking off Ohyangka - Doesnt have ECE license. works as a assistant at the infant room. Once i saw a infant crying, and instead of soothing the child, she carried her in her arms and twirled her to disorient the child to stop her from crying. It was not my child. This isnt the worse thing i saw with her. i requested that she doesnt take care of my children due to other issues as well. Mandy - she is the early morning teacher who receives children and is on the jk class.No ECE license. Unfortunately she talks all the right things and sends pics of food suposedly provided for lunch. Once kids started speaking, they barely ate the lunch provided. Mostly ate crackers. she lies a lot and overall not a good person for the kids. Renee - She has ECE license. I had big hopes when she was assigned to my kids class. However i was trying to train my kids to use straw to move into sippy cup from milk bottle. it was transitioning fine. She suggested i go back to and stay at milk bottle for rest of the year. I was like they are almost 3. and she was like so? i carried on and kids transitioned to sippy cups in 2 weeks. I felt she just didnt want to help and do the work. Mai - Owner. ECE licensed. i met her once to let her know of my issues. However she gave lip service. Told me to call her on her phone - which turned out to be the facility phone number. I never got to meet her again. It is just not organized nor professional. I am not surprise to hear about issues and complains from teachers. As a parent i saw 4 good teachers leave. Above 3 teachers, avoid like the plague. I am happy to have left. The new place is like a breath of fresh air. i really wish i picked on the little red flags i see when i was there. Kids are happier at current daycare, they cant wait to see their friends. Management - Current principal is Grace Li. I felt she is a tool. She also says the right things and puts a caveat, i will run it by owners. And then her tone and action changes. It should be a professional place and i know they are there to make money but not at the expense of the kids. Conclusion - Go somewhere else. This is not the right place for your kids.

I used to work for Loveview Early Learning Centre. I really didn't want to say anything but here we…read moreare. I did not anticipate that I would excel as an Infant teacher; however, with the support of Sam, an experienced Early Childhood Educator, we made an exceptional team. Our shared love for the children under our care, and treating them as our own was evident. We consistently thrived, resulting in satisfied infants and content parents. The owners barely showed appreciation. It took a long time for me to even make a conversation with them and every time they visit (once a week) it felt like the whole daycare was walking on eggshells. I was never asked how I was doing by the owners. Instead, they quickly relocated me from the infant room and rearranged the teaching staff without taking the time to understand our individual strengths and weaknesses. While they knew our names for payroll purposes, they did not make an effort to get to know us as employees. I did not feel appreciated nor recognized as an important member of the company, despite being at the forefront of parent communication and child care. Although I had considered leaving multiple times, I remained in my role out of a sense of obligation to the children in my care, as well as my colleagues. I had also hoped that the arrival of a new supervisor would lead to positive changes. There's a high turnover rate among the staff because owners doesn't show their appreciation and continued to work against the staff. It felt like the staff were viewed as replaceable rather than valued members of the team. Despite our hard work, the owners struggled to treat us with respect and demonstrate their appreciation for our contributions. While both staff and parents are aware of the situation, they are hesitant to come forward due to fear of potential repercussions. It is believed that you are not someone who is willing to set aside their pride to offer assistance. To Lili and Mai, Please respect and value your employees, regardless of their status in Canada.