Vision
Connect the world through education and become an internationally influential platform for lifelong learning and cultural exchange.
TAC INTERNATIONAL / About us
TAC International Education Group
Connecting the world. Empowering futures.
Rooted in Canada, connecting Chinese and Canadian educational resources through international learning and cultural exchange.
Discover TACOur educational roots1983
Empowering Education · Inspiring Innovation · Connecting the World
Global perspectiveQuality educationCultural diversityGrowing together
01 / ABOUT TAC
Our school and education group
Headquartered in Montréal, Canada, TAC International Education Group is a comprehensive service organization centred on education.
Its educational roots date to 1983. The group consolidated its activities in 2010, bringing together early childhood and youth education, vocational training, study-abroad planning and educational consulting, language training and international teacher placement.
Drawing on Canadian educational resources, TAC connects learning, talent and international opportunities to help each learner explore a wider future.
Visit the TAC Education Group websiteRooted in Canada · Serving diverse communities · Connecting education worldwide
02 / VISION & MISSION
Mission
Bring together educational resources from China and Canada, using technology, creativity and international exchange to support learning, growth and a global outlook.
Our values
Holistic education
Support the whole learner: well-being, character and personal development.
Integrity & professionalism
Build trust through professional standards, integrity, responsibility and care.
Global perspective
Broaden perspectives, understand diverse cultures and develop global citizenship.
Innovation in action
Encourage new ideas and hands-on exploration at the intersection of technology and creativity.
03 / DEPUIS 1983
Our journey
- 1983
Educational beginnings
The educational journey begins with early childhood education in Montréal.
- 2010
Growing youth education
Group consolidation and expansion into children’s and youth programs combining personal and academic development.
- 2018
Expanding international services
Expansion into vocational training, study-abroad planning, immigration consulting and international services.
- 2022
Language learning & exam services
Development of language programs and examination services, including TEFAQ and IELTS.
- 2025—
Innovation & international cooperation
Development of AI, robotics, animation, international competitions, examination centres and cultural exchange.
04 / EARLY EDUCATION
Early education
Over 40 years of early education experience, supporting children aged 0–5 in a safe, professional and diverse environment, with attention to well-being, social and emotional growth, language and cognitive development.
- Sensory discovery: nurture curiosity, fine motor skills and cognition.
- Early reading and language: books that encourage reading and expression.
- Local Canadian practice: serving local communities within local standards and quality systems.
Holistic development
Supporting well-being and character.
Bilingual environment
Chinese–French immersion for confident communication.
Professional team
Experienced early educators combining care and expertise.
Quality management
Safety standards and continuous quality improvement.
05 / TAC ACADEMIES 2026–2027
Four academies. A world of possibility.
For 2026–2027, programs from Grades 1–12 connect academic growth, AI and innovation, business and leadership, and artistic creativity.
TAC Academic Academy
8 programsExplore academy programsTAC AI & Innovation Academy
6 programsExplore academy programsTAC Business & Leadership Academy
7 programsExplore academy programsTAC Arts & Creativity Academy
8 programsExplore academy programsInspire potential · Explore the future · Pursue excellence
06 / CAREER EDUCATION
Career education & talent development
Skills × Practice × Employment — connecting education and careers.
Vocational skills
- Early childhood education (ECE)
- Food service management
- Hospitality management
- Industry-specific skills training
Certification & development
- Professional certificates
- Skills development
- Continuing education
- Personal development planning
Practice & employment
- Workplace practice
- Internship opportunities
- Career guidance
- Career development support
School–industry cooperation
- Customized company training
- Talent development programs
- Industry–education integration
- Shared development
- 01
Learn
Build theoretical knowledge and professional foundations.
- 02
Practice
Develop skills through hands-on and workplace practice.
- 03
Certify
Pursue professional certification and career readiness.
- 04
Career
Connect with employment opportunities and career goals.
Training & certification pathways
- MAPAQ food hygiene — manager-level training and qualification
- MAPAQ food establishment permits
- CPR and first aid training
- AEC in early childhood education · RAC recognition of acquired competencies
07 / INTERNATIONAL PATHWAYS
International education & academic pathways
Planning × Language × Study × Growth. From academic planning and language development to overseas study and daily-life support, connecting Canada with global education.
Personalized study planning
- Academic assessment and background review
- School and program selection
- Application timeline planning
- Personalized application plans
Language & academic development
- English and French courses
- TEFAQ, IELTS and TOEFL
- Academic writing and expression
- Academic skills development
International pathways
- Study pathways in Canada
- Programs with Chinese institutions
- European and global educational resources
- International exchange and cooperation
Support throughout the journey
- Visa and study permit guidance
- Pre-departure preparation and settlement support
- Support for life and learning abroad
- Long-term development and career planning
- 01
Assess
Review academic progress, interests and goals.
- 02
Plan
Build a study plan and choose a suitable pathway.
- 03
Apply
Prepare school applications, visa requirements and documents.
- 04
Grow
Support the transition into study and continued development.
08 / GLOBAL EXCHANGE
International competitions & global exchange
Connecting the world through education and culture.
International competitions
- FIRA RoboWorld Cup
- International robotics and technology competitions
- Discover potential, express talents and meet the world
Study visits & exchange
- Overseas study visits and cultural experiences
- Short-term student exchange programs
- Broaden perspectives, understanding and personal growth
Educational cooperation
- Partnerships with schools worldwide
- Teacher exchange and professional development
- Shared curricula, resources and talent
Culture & arts exchange
- Sharing Chinese culture and arts
- Animation and creative arts exchange
- International communication and youth cultural projects
- 01
Connect
Connect schools, talent, the world and the future.
- 02
Experience
Experience cultures and broaden global perspectives.
- 03
Collaborate
Cooperate, share resources and innovate together.
- 04
Grow
Develop personal strengths for a brighter future.
09 / FIRA ROBOWORLD CUP
FIRA · Discover technology through practice
FIRA RoboWorld Cup offers a platform for robotics and educational innovation, applying science, technology and coding to practical challenges while developing critical thinking, teamwork and creativity. FIRA Canada includes students of different ages, including U10 participants.
FIRA Canada
FIRA Canada is a local robotics competition for students of different ages, including under-10 (U10) participants, with leagues also featured in the international FIRA RoboWorld Cup.
FIRA Youth
For students and education: younger-student leagues introduce robotics through creativity, teamwork and practical learning.
FIRA Air
Advanced and research-oriented projects: autonomous flying robots for urban, environmental and disaster-response tasks.
FIRA Sports
Advanced and research-oriented robotic sports, including football, archery and weightlifting, testing precision, teamwork and control.
10 / WHY TAC
Why TAC
Over 40 years in education
- Roots in Canadian and international education
- Professional teams and steady development
- Trust from families and communities
Education across ages
- An educational pathway from ages 0–18
- Early learning, personal growth and youth innovation competitions
- Career education and study planning
Technology & innovation
- AI, technology, robotics and coding practice
- Art and animation creation
- Developing capabilities for the future
International network
- Connecting global educational resources
- International competitions and exchange
- Partner institutions abroad helping students connect with the world
11 / LIBRARY
Read · Learn · Grow
Reading sparks understanding. Knowledge opens the future.
3 books21 days1 renewal
Ask about library services - Library cards are personal and non-transferable.
- Borrow up to 3 books for 21 days, with one renewal.
- Return books on time; overdue items follow library policy.
- Care for books; lost or seriously damaged items are compensated under library policy.
- Present your card when borrowing; report its loss promptly for replacement.
- Follow library rules and maintain a calm, clean reading environment.
12 / Montréal · Canada
Connect with TAC
Montréal · Near Namur metro5475 Rue Paré, Suite 100, Montréal, QC H4P 1P7
Group websitetacedugroup.com