The AEFE network
A globally recognised framework of excellence
The Lycée Français de Toronto
Is part of the AEFE (Agence pour l’Enseignement Français à l’Étranger), the world’s largest network of French international schools.
The AEFE network brings together:
- more than 600 schools
- in 140+ countries
- serving nearly 400,000 students worldwide
As an AEFE-homologated school, the Lycée follows the official French national curriculum and meets the academic, pedagogical, and organisational standards set by the French Ministry of Education.
This homologation guarantees

Full recognition of the French curriculum and diplomas, including the French Baccalauréat

Rigorous and consistent academic standards worldwide

Continuity of schooling for internationally mobile families

Access to international exchanges, competitions, and cultural programs

Alignment with a globally trusted educational framework
Being part of the AEFE network gives our students more than an international experience.
It gives them a globally recognised educational passport, built on academic rigor, continuity, and excellence.
Secular values in French schools
All schools in the AEFE network follow the principles of laïcité, which ensure freedom of conscience and equality for all students.
The school environment remains neutral regarding religious beliefs, allowing students to develop critical thinking and respect for diversity.
These principles are defined in the Charter of Secularism in French Schools, issued by the French Ministry of Education and applied across the global network of French schools abroad.
Other accreditations
Quality you can trust.
The Lycée Français de Toronto is accredited by
Agence pour l'enseignement français à l'étranger
Recognised by the French Ministry of Education, ensuring full adherence to national academic standards.
Ontario Ministry of Education (Private School Registry)
The Lycée Français de Toronto operates in compliance with Ontario regulations for early childhood education.
DELF Centre
Authorised to prepare and examine students for official French language certifications.
CAIS – Canadian Accredited Independent Schools
The Lycée Français de Toronto is a Candidate School of CAIS, a national organization that promotes excellence and continuous improvement among independent schools in Canada.
CNED – Centre National d’Enseignement à Distance
The Lycée Français de Toronto partners with CNED, the official distance-learning institution of the French Ministry of Education, allowing students to pursue additional languages within the French national curriculum.
Language pathways include:
LVA (First foreign language): English
LVB (Second foreign language): Spanish or a language studied through CNED
LVC (Optional elective): an additional language studied through CNED
Through CNED, students may study languages such as German, Italian, Portuguese, Arabic, or Chinese.
DELE – Spanish Language Certification
Students studying Spanish may prepare for the DELE (Diplomas de Español como Lengua Extranjera), an internationally recognized certification validating Spanish proficiency.
Eco-Responsible School Commitment
The Lycée Français de Toronto promotes environmental awareness through its EcoResponsable initiatives, encouraging students to develop sustainable habits and environmental responsibility.








