Montreal, Quebec · Tennis academy
National Tennis Centre presented by Rogers
Tennis Canada's full-time national program at IGA Stadium in Montreal, for identified players, not a school that families can apply to. Athletes train about 1,000 hours and study over 600 hours a year. It suits Canada's top juniors, and younger players reach it through regional centres in Montreal, Toronto and Vancouver.
Ages13–19
BoardingNot published
SchoolSchool on site
Courts23hard, indoor clay
Tuition and fees
National Tennis Centre presented by Rogers does not publish tuition on the pages we checked. Ask the program for a written fee list, and ask what it leaves out.
Junior programs
- Full-time National Tennis Centre · 13–19The 2025-2026 class had nine players, born 2008 to 2010.
- Regional Training CentresMontreal, Toronto and Vancouver. After-school and weekend training for top young players.
Good to know
- Players are identified by Tennis Canada. The page does not describe an application.
- Facilities include 11 indoor and 12 outdoor hard courts, plus four indoor clay courts.
- The page links to a host family program but does not describe it.
Former students named by our sources: Victoria Mboko.
Sources
Where sources differ
- The Tennis Canada page gives ages 13 to 19 in one section and 15 to 19 in another.
- The regional centres are described as serving U14 in one section and U15 in another.
- Tennis Canada: National and regional training centres — ages, location, courts, school, regional centres
- Tennis Canada: Class of 2025-2026 — class size, training and study hours, named former players
We have no commercial link with this program. Checked October 30, 2026. Something wrong? Tell us.