INTERNATIONAL TUITION FEES

Tuition Fees October 2022

PROGRAM	TERM 1	TERM 2	TERM 3	TERM 4	TERM 5	TERM 6
18 MONTHS – VG,WFT	$5,920	$5,920	$5,920	$5,920	$6,275	$6,275
18 MONTHS – FP, ACT	$6,220	$6,220	$6,220	$6,220	$6,590	$6,590
12 MONTHS	$5,920	$5,920	$5,920	$5,920

For our 18 month diploma programs, the total fee is $36,230. The international fee is an additional $19,021.
For our 18 month FP, ACT – diploma programs, the total fee is $38,060. The international fee is an additional $19,982.
For our 12 month diploma programs, the total fee is $23,680. The international fee is an additional $12,432.

Note: Tuition fees do not include books, expendable supplies, equipment and resources. There are a variety of payment options available for new students.

CURRENT ESL PATHWAY PROGRAM TUITION FEES

JANUARY, APRIL, AND JULY	BEGINNER	LEVEL I	LEVEL II
Tuition	$3,908.00	$3,908.00	$3,908.00

The fees listed above include tuition, international student and other compulsory fees.

Health Insurance is not included. You can purchase your health insurance policy by visiting inglestudents.com/products-services/student-insurance.
Homestay fees can vary from $230-$250 per week based on the type of accommodation. Additional fees may apply for special services like added meals or transportation.
The application fee for the Toronto Film School ESL Pathway Program is $100 (non-refundable).
The tuition deposit is $3,908. This deposit is applied to tuition fees when students start the program

SCHOLARSHIPS & BURSARIES

United States Mexico Canada Agreement Bursary (USMCA)

In honour of the United States Mexico Canada Agreement (USMCA), international students showing proof of US or Mexican citizenship will not be charged the international tuition fee. These students will pay the domestic tuition rate for Toronto Film School and Yorkville University programs.

Please note:

Tuition fees do not include books, expendable supplies, equipment and resources, and may increase up to 6% annually. There are a variety of payment options available to new students. If you would like more information, please fill out a request and someone from the team will get back to you to discuss your options.
As an international student, you can cancel a contract with Toronto Film School or withdraw from a program for any reason with written notice.
If you are unable to obtain a student visa to enter Canada, you will be entitled to a refund (as long as you give us written notification before half of the program is over).

If you meet the academic requirements of your program, you will be issued a Conditional Letter of Acceptance (CLOA).

To receive the IRCC (Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada) letter for your study permit application, you will need to pay a tuition deposit of $7,000 CAD towards your diploma. You may be waived from this requirement if you meet one of these two conditions:

You show proof of deposit and registration in an ESL school in Canada.
You have an active study permit currently used for another educational institution in Canada.

REFUND OF FEES

Students can cancel a contract within two days of signing it if they deliver a written notice of cancellation to Toronto Film School at the address shown on the contract. They are entitled to a full refund of fees paid for the program, including any application fee, from Toronto Film School.

FULL REFUND

In any of the following circumstances, students have a choice of cancelling a contract and making a written request for a full refund of fees paid for a program or accepting the shortcoming and continuing the training with Toronto Film School:

A student is expelled from Toronto Film School in a manner or for reasons that are not permitted under the college’s expulsion policy
A total of 10% of the program is taught by unqualified instructors
The contract does not include all the mandatory items required under the Private Career Colleges Act, 2005
The Toronto Film School discontinues the program before students can complete the program
The Toronto Film School collects more than 20% of the total fees for the program (to a maximum of $500) before signing a contract with a student

In addition, you may also seek a full refund if The Toronto Film School or its representatives make certain types of untrue statements for the purposes of influencing you to enroll in the program and the statements constitute a fundamental breach of the contract, such as: a false or misleading statement, a statement that guarantees admission or successful completion of the program, employment after graduation or the right to enter Canada or receive a Student Visa.

If you are charged a compulsory fee that is not published on the Service Ontario website, or that is higher than published, students are entitled to a full refund of the unpublished fees or the difference in amount between what is published and what is collected.

Partial Refund Before a Program Begins

Students are entitled to a refund of fees paid for a program; however, The Toronto Film School is allowed to retain 20% of the total fees for the program or $500, (whichever is less) if:

A student withdraws from the program before it begins
A student does not meet the program’s admission requirements before the program begins
The Toronto Film School cancels the contract for the program within 45 days of the start of the program because the student does not attend the first 14 days of classes.

PARTIAL REFUND AFTER A PROGRAM BEGINS

All Toronto Film School programs are 12 months duration or longer. Programming is broken up into 12-month periods for the purposes of calculating a refund. After the initial 12-month period of a program has passed, the calculation is based on the remaining length of the program

For the current 12-month period in which students are in attendance, they are entitled to a refund of fees paid for that period, except that the Toronto Film School is allowed to retain 20% of the total fees for the program or $500, whichever is less, plus the fees earned by the college for the part of the program that has been delivered. In addition, students are entitled to a full refund of fees paid for any subsequent periods that have not begun at the time of withdrawal.

If a student withdrawals mid-week and more than half of the classes in that week have been delivered by the Toronto Film School , the entire week is deemed to be delivered. The Toronto Film School is required to provide students with the result of at least one evaluation before half a 12-month period has passed.

The Toronto Film School is not obligated to issue students any refund of fees paid for a 12-month period of a program if students withdraw after half of that period has passed. However, students are still entitled to a full refund of fees paid for any subsequent periods that have not begun at the time of withdrawal.

Refund = fees paid for the current 12 month period – (total cost of program X 20% to a maximum of $500) – fees earned by the Toronto Film School for part of program that has been delivered in current 12 months period + fees paid for any subsequent periods

EXAMPLE A
A student has paid in full for an 18-month program that costs $18,000 and withdraws at the end of the 2nd month. The cost for the 1st period = $12,000 and the cost for the 2nd period is $6000

Refund to the Student = $12,000 – $500 – $2000 + $6000 = $15,500

EXAMPLE B
A student who withdraws at the beginning of the 7th month is entitled to no refund for the first 12 month period, but is entitled to a full refund for the second period

Refund to the Student = $6000

EXAMPLE C
A student who withdraws at the end of the 14th month has the refund calculated for the last six months only

Refund to the Student = $6000 – $500 – $2000 = $3500

EXAMPLE D
A student who withdraws at the beginning of the 16th month is entitled to no refund

Refund to the Student = $0

If you have any questions about application or tuition fees, please contact us at [email protected]