FutureSkills High School

FutureSkills High School

4.2

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5635 Yonge Street, Toronto, ON, M2M 3S9

416-227-0811

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Today 10:00am - 9:00pm

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FutureSkills is a private high school offering credit courses for secondary students for grades 9 to12 levels who are working to complete their OSSD (Ontario Secondary School Diploma). All of our courses are fully approved and accredited by the Ontario Ministry of Education. At FutureSkills,… Read more

4.2

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Mehrdad Selki

By Mehrdad Selki on December 5, 2024 Verified by Email

Since moving to Canada 20 years ago, l've faced numerous challenges that I believe are tied to a troubling experience I had early on. When I attended school here, the owner of the school Hassan Mirzie claimed they had access to "unlimited funds" and the ability to control people's fate and future. They told me that no matter how hard I tried, my efforts would be futile unless they allowed me to succeed. At the time, I didn't fully understand the implications, but over the years, l've come to believe their words were true.
I suspect that these individuals are part of a powerful network, possibly connected to the Illuminati or mafia, with ties to Iran. Rather than investing in their own country, they appear to be using Iran's budget to fund activities and exert influence in major cities like Vancouver and Toronto. Unfortunately, my family comes from a smaller region in Iran, which they seem to disregard.
Instead of offering support, they've subjected us to harassment, threats, and intimidation.
In my personal experience, their influence has made it extremely difficult for me to build a stable life in Canada.
I've been fired from over 20 jobs, often without clear cause, and I believe their political and financial connections allow them to manipulate circumstances against me. Even when I manage to secure work, the obstacles and challenges I face are overwhelming. I feel trapped, unable to escape the harm they've caused, and their actions continue to affect my life to this day.

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Crimson Cephalopod

By Crimson Cephalopod on October 24, 2015 Verified by Guest

Based on the grammar of the writing in these reviews, I think it would be safe to suggest that future skills and other credit schools like it represent an existential threat to the integrity of the education system in this province.

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Chamoisee Porcupine

By Chamoisee Porcupine on March 7, 2013 Verified by Guest

I took 3 courses at FutureSkills High School. They charge a bit more compared with other schools. In my view, you are get good value for your money. Unlike my public school, I was treated with respect. Their knowledgeable teachers, specially our Math teacher changed my life. During the 5 months that I was there, I learned more Math than my entire years that I wasted with my mean teacher at my public school. I highly recommend them. I found the following video in YouTube.

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Hassan Mirzai

By Hassan Mirzai on January 2, 2013 Verified by Email

Probably one of the very few schools that surpasses the expectations of both students / parents and the board. The management encourages a warm, welcoming and empathic environment to ensure a rich learning experience of the highest quality possible. In short, excellence and professionalism is the very least one experiences at FutureSkills Hchool.igh S

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Cerulean Monitor-lizard

By Cerulean Monitor-lizard on May 23, 2009 Verified by Guest

FutureSkills have good and knowledgeable teachers. They are friendly, approachable and willing to help you. They try to accommodate you according to your schedule. At FutureSkills you get a real second chance.
My classes had an average of 7 to 10 students which made easy for my teachers to interact to everyone.
I highly recommend this school. FutureSkills is the right school for everyone, part-time or full-time

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Mehrdad Selki

By Mehrdad Selki on December 5, 2024 Verified by Email

Since moving to Canada 20 years ago, l've faced numerous challenges that I believe are tied to a troubling experience I had early on. When I attended school here, the owner of the school Hassan Mirzie claimed they had access to "unlimited funds" and the ability to control people's fate and future. They told me that no matter how hard I tried, my efforts would be futile unless they allowed me to succeed. At the time, I didn't fully understand the implications, but over the years, l've come to believe their words were true.
I suspect that these individuals are part of a powerful network, possibly connected to the Illuminati or mafia, with ties to Iran. Rather than investing in their own country, they appear to be using Iran's budget to fund activities and exert influence in major cities like Vancouver and Toronto. Unfortunately, my family comes from a smaller region in Iran, which they seem to disregard.
Instead of offering support, they've subjected us to harassment, threats, and intimidation.
In my personal experience, their influence has made it extremely difficult for me to build a stable life in Canada.
I've been fired from over 20 jobs, often without clear cause, and I believe their political and financial connections allow them to manipulate circumstances against me. Even when I manage to secure work, the obstacles and challenges I face are overwhelming. I feel trapped, unable to escape the harm they've caused, and their actions continue to affect my life to this day.

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Crimson Cephalopod

By Crimson Cephalopod on October 24, 2015 Verified by Guest

Based on the grammar of the writing in these reviews, I think it would be safe to suggest that future skills and other credit schools like it represent an existential threat to the integrity of the education system in this province.

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Chamoisee Porcupine

By Chamoisee Porcupine on March 7, 2013 Verified by Guest

I took 3 courses at FutureSkills High School. They charge a bit more compared with other schools. In my view, you are get good value for your money. Unlike my public school, I was treated with respect. Their knowledgeable teachers, specially our Math teacher changed my life. During the 5 months that I was there, I learned more Math than my entire years that I wasted with my mean teacher at my public school. I highly recommend them. I found the following video in YouTube.

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Hassan Mirzai

By Hassan Mirzai on January 2, 2013 Verified by Email

Probably one of the very few schools that surpasses the expectations of both students / parents and the board. The management encourages a warm, welcoming and empathic environment to ensure a rich learning experience of the highest quality possible. In short, excellence and professionalism is the very least one experiences at FutureSkills Hchool.igh S

Write a Comment

Cerulean Monitor-lizard

By Cerulean Monitor-lizard on May 23, 2009 Verified by Guest

FutureSkills have good and knowledgeable teachers. They are friendly, approachable and willing to help you. They try to accommodate you according to your schedule. At FutureSkills you get a real second chance.
My classes had an average of 7 to 10 students which made easy for my teachers to interact to everyone.
I highly recommend this school. FutureSkills is the right school for everyone, part-time or full-time

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FutureSkills High School 4.2 out of 5.0 based on 5 user reviews.

FutureSkills High School
5635 Yonge Street, Toronto, ON
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Business Hours

Monday 10:00am - 9:00pm

Tuesday 10:00am - 9:00pm

Wednesday 10:00am - 9:00pm

Thursday 10:00am - 9:00pm

Friday 10:00am - 9:00pm

Sunday 9:00am - 5:00pm

Accepted Payments

cash, visa, mastercard, american express, traveler's cheques, debit card, personal cheques

Languages

English

Email

study@futureskills.com

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