Private Schools

It is my awesome school!

Hell....

Worst Arby’s ever, they ran out of roast beef.

This school treats students like the 40s, terrible principle.

I like TAIE because the teachers are really good, they like teaching and making sure we understand

I have recently graduated from this high school and I'd like to say a few words about it to help others to get an inside look of Braemar. I'm going to talk from my personal experience which was, overall, incredible. With Braemar's help, I've significantly improved my English skills, interpersonal skills, and gained a huge amount of knowledge. I've made myself some friends from all around the world that will last me a lifetime and got to learn interesting aspects of various different cultures. However, choosing this school includes the number of responsibilities that a student would have to deal with. I would compare this experience to being a freshman. A student has to make many choices that will greatly affect their future life; which is not a bad thing but it's also not something a lot of people have to face at the early age. Personally, I can clearly see how being an international student for 3 years changed me. The school is very urban and located in the heart of the city. Due to its small size, most of the staff members get to personally know most of the students and visa verse. Every single member of the guidance council is friendly and caring: a student could talk to them about any issue at any time. All of the teachers at Braemar are smart, talented, and educated (referencing one of our classes). To be honest, some of the teachers are the most interesting individuals I know and I'm very honored to have met them. I believe that a huge part of a student's learning experience depends solely on the teacher and, at Braemar, they do a great job of making it entertaining and unforgettable. For instance, during my last term there it so happened that I had to deal with a ridiculous amount of stress but I was not left behind, I got all the support I needed from the school. All in all, the crew does everything to welcome their students and make them feel at home. The school is very active outside of the class too: some events are held (e.g. the celebrations of Halloween or Christmas) and classes frequently go on field trips. There is a Student Council that's responsible for the Funday Fridays and Talent Shows which help to relax from the stress of the everyday life. Also, In Ontario, a student needs 40 volunteer hours to graduate and Braemar provides different options, e.g. joining the Terry Fox run or helping the homeless at the Scott Mission. I know it's quite a long post but I just wanted to help other students and their parents with their research. All in all, after my 2.5 years studying here, I would 100% recommend Braemar College to a friend. :)

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