Great news for Bangladeshi parents who send their children away from home to study. That global standard of education is now possible here in Bangladesh! It is not necessary to go abroad for an exclusive quality education.
Canadian Trillinium School (CTS) is the first and only Canadian certified institute in Bangladesh and offers a world-class quality education for your child.
CTS is considered an off-shore school and follows curriculum from the province of New Brunswick in Canada. Another benefit is that the school is fully staffed by Canadian-certified teachers -- all of whom have either a Bachelor of Education degree or a Master's of Education degree.
In Dhaka, the environment is one of high academic and moral standards. Canada is renowned for providing world-class education, consistently scoring in the top ten per cent on international tests.
At present, CTS offers with limited sits from pre-kindergarten to grade 12. They are allowing students to achieve a high school diploma from Canada. This world-recognised diploma qualifies graduates to apply to universities across the world.
At CTS, students also have the opportunity to take part in extra-curricular activities-- promoting fitness, leadership development and creativity.
In this Canadian school, French language study is compulsory for every student. Fifteen different countries are now represented among the student body. The school accepts and respects students of all nationalities. To remove the lacks of sit problem, now they have opened their second branch at Khilgaon in the capital.
The qualities CTS is known for are:
* The global education system.
* The only Canadian affiliated certified school in Bangladesh.
* Full Canadian environment where the Principal, Vice-principal and teachers are all university-trained and certified in Canada.
* Extensive use of technology.
* Air-conditioned classrooms.
* Library and science laboratory.
For more details about this school, visit www.cts.edu.bd
Word from the principal
Mr WT Hargrivs, Principal of CTS, has vast experiences in education. He is very passionate regarding CTS. When asked about his school he said, "I am extremely proud of being a principal of CTS-- the first of its kind in Bangladesh. If we want to make significant changes in the economy of Bangladesh, competitive, global education is necessary to produce a skilled and responsible group of national leaders. Dedicated students, supportive parents, Canadian-trained teachers and globally-respected curriculum are the keys to having this happen. We are forging ahead to establish CTS as the best learning institute in Bangladesh. How exciting to be part of it!"
