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Learn English in Canada - Language courses in Calgary
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Calgary, Canada
Minimum age: 16 years, Junior Program: 13-17 years, Average Age: 25 years
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| Learn English at our English language school partner in Calgary, Canada - Improve your English with a language course in Calgary, Canada - English language school in Calgary, Canada | | Calgary is Canada's fastest growing city. This safe city is alive with friendly young people and close to nature. The city is located on the doorstep of the majestic Rocky Mountains. Calgary is a young, modern city of one million people. It is known for its warm hospitality, lively western spirit, sport facilities, and fun year round activities. The largest outdoor show on earth, the Calgary Stampede, is held each July. World famous Banff and its breath-taking scenery are less than two hours west of Calgary. Banff, and nearby Lake Louise, are great locations to visit for skiing, snowboarding, hiking, sightseeing, and shopping. Nearby attractions are the city of Edmonton, with one of the world's largest shopping malls, the Alberta Badlands and the Dinosaur Provincial Park, which lie to the east. The US border is three hours to the south and Yellowstone National Park is within a day's drive. | |
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| Our English language school partner each year welcomes students from over 30 different countries. The school is located in a completely renovated space, one of the few heritage buildings in Calgary. It has been designed to provide students with an unparalleled study experience. Included in the ultra-modern facilities are two web-enabled classrooms, one smartboard classroom and an expansive student lounge. The location at the centre of downtown gives our students superb access to Light Rail Transit, the Calgary Public Library, Chinatown and the Eau Claire Market area. School facilities include: - 23 air-conditioned classrooms incl. 2 web-enabled classrooms (each with 15 terminals) + 1 Smartboard Classroom:
- Free high-speed internet & wireless network
- Student lounge with games table and washrooms
- Vending machines with snacks and drinks
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English Language Courses
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The curriculum emphasizes practical application of language skills. Classroom activities focus on developing all four-language skills: reading, writing, listening and speaking with an emphasis on communication. Students often work in pairs or groups to increase their English comprehension through interactive activities. Real-life topics (work and society, for example) are explored each session providing opportunities for students to practice English in real-life situations both inside and outside the classroom. Homework varies from program to program. Students should expect to work within each level for an average of 8 weeks depending on their test results and attendance. They are evaluated at the end of each session. In order to advance to the next level, students must achieve a minimum score in the written and oral examinations or meet assessment requirements. The school will make sure that you will have an optimal student-teacher ratio as well as an extensive resource collection of text books, tapes, videos and word games and a wide variety of audio-visual and computer-based teaching aids. | Course details: - 1 lesson = 50 minutes
- General English classes start every Monday, certain starting days are suggested (except holidays)
- Levels: Beginner to Advanced
- Placement test and orientation on the first day
- Progress Reports
- Certificate of completion included (80% participation required)
- Average class size = 12
- Maximum class size = 15
| | Learning materials: CAD 30 / 4 weeks for General Courses + Business Courses. IELTS: CAD 95, TOEFL: CAD 95, BEC: CAD 195, Cambridge: CAD 395 (textbook + exam fee) |
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First day Our English language school partner conducts a full day orientation on the first day of the session. Students should arrive at 8:30 in the morning and are requested to bring their passport (and visa), medical insurance form and registration information (confirmation letter). Placement test The school uses a standard placement test to place students into the appropriate. The test is conducted during orientation (the first day). The written section takes about one hour to complete. The oral section is conducted with a teacher. Teachers The teachers at our English language partner school have a university Bachelor's degree and a TESL Certificate. A minimum of one-year international teaching experience with adults is preferred. The school looks for dynamic professional personalities who are enthusiastic about the schools' varied social and cultural activities and supportive of the students' efforts to use English. |
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| Standard English Language Course (20 lessons per week) | | The Standard English Language course is available for all levels of English and is ideal for students who want to learn English and have enough spare time to explore Calgary. It follows the structure below: | - Language Structure (Grammar): Practical use of specific grammar structures to improve speaking skills. Specific language structures are introduced at each level through a set grammar text. Role-play, pair-work and other interactive teaching techniques allow students to practise English grammar while focusing on real-life situations.
- Conversation: Improve conversational ability through the study of functional language skills and idiomatic English. Dialogues and vocabulary used in specific situations emphasize the practical language needed in everyday life.
- Reading, Writing & Vocabulary: A comprehensive study of new vocabulary with instruction in reading and writing.
- Speaking & Listening: Improving listening, speaking and pronunciation skills through effective role-play, audio, and video exercises.
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Details of the Standard English Language Course (please click here)
- Available all year with suggested starting dates (except for holidays)
- 20 group lessons per week
- 1 lesson = 50 minutes
- Course schedule: Monday to Friday 8:45 - 12:20 (incl. 15 minutes break)
- Levels: Beginner - Advanced
- Minimum Duration: 1 week
- Maximum group size: 15
- Average group size: 12
- Learning Materials: not incl.
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Sample schedule (please click here)
| Sample Schedule | Monday - Friday | | Language Structure (Grammar) | 08:45 - 10:25 | | Break | 10:25 - 10:40 | | Functional Language + Conversation | 10:40 - 12:20 |
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| Intensive English Language Course (25 lessons per week) | Whether you are a complete beginner or an advanced English speaker, this superb overall course will give you the skills and confidence necessary to get to the next level of proficiency and is aimed at: - Increasing your speaking, listening and conversation abilities
- Improving your knowledge of practical grammar structures
- Expanding your vocabulary and improve pronunciation skills
- Building your confidence to use English in a variety of settings
| This dynamic program follows the structure of the Standard English Language course from Monday – Friday, but includes 5 additional lessons which are held from Monday to Thursday afternoon. You will have the opportunity to choose between several course options. |
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Details of the Intensive English Language Course (please click here)
- Available all year with suggested starting dates (except for holidays)
- 25 group lessons per week
- 1 lesson = 50 minutes
- Course schedule: Monday to Thursday 8:45 - 14:10, Friday 8:45 to 12:20 (Morning and lunch breaks incl.)
- Levels: Beginner - Advanced
- Minimum Duration: 1 week
- Maximum group size: 15
- Average group size: 12
- Learning Materials: not incl.
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Sample schedule (please click here)
| Sample Schedule | Monday - Friday | Language Structure (Grammar) | 08:45 - 10:25 | Break | 10:25 - 10:40 | | Functional Language + Conversation | 10:40 - 12:20 | | Lunch | 12:20 - 13:05 | Monday - Thursday | | Choice of options | 13:05 - 14:10 |
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Intensive English language course options (please click here)
| Some course options depend on the student's level: Speaking Skills (all levels): Students will improve their pronunciation and discussion skills while using new vocabulary and idioms. Writing Skills (lower intermediate+): Students will improve their writing for academic and business purposes. Further options: - Enhanced Conversation
- Slang & Idioms
- Accent on Pronunciation
- Focus on Writing
- Focus on Listening
- Grammar Works
- Reading: Current Events and World Issues
- Customer Service and Retail Culture
- English through Pop Culture
- Presentation Power
Note: A chosen option has to be followed for a month or the entire stay if booked 1-4 weeks course only. |
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| Super-Intensive English Language Course (30 lessons per week) | | This course is based on the Intensive English Language course described above, but includes 5 additional lessons which are held from Monday to Thursday afternoon. You will have the opportunity to choose between several course options. | Details: - Available all year with suggested starting dates (except for holidays)
- 30 group lessons per week
- 1 lesson = 50 minutes
- Course schedule: Monday to Thursday 8:45 - 15:30, Friday 8:45 to 12:20 (Morning and lunch breaks incl.)
- Levels: Beginner - Advanced
- Minimum Duration: 1 week
- Maximum group size: 15
- Average group size: 12
- Learning Materials: not incl.
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Sample Schedule (please click here)
| Sample Schedule | Monday - Friday | Language Structure (Grammar) | 08:45 - 10:25 | | Break | 10:25 - 10:40 | | Functional Language + Conversation | 10:40 - 12:20 | | Lunch | 12:20 - 13:05 | Monday - Thursday | | Choice of options | 13:05 - 14:10 | | Break | 14:10 - 14:25 | | Choice of options | 14:25 - 15:30 |
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Super-Intensive English language course options (please click here)
Some course options depend on the student's level:S Speaking Skills (all levels): Students will improve their pronunciation and discussion skills while using new vocabulary and idioms. Writing Skills (lower intermediate+): Students will improve their writing for academic and business purposes. Other options: - Enhanced Conversation
- Slang & Idioms
- Accent on Pronunciation
- Focus on Writing
- Focus on Listening
- Grammar Works
- Reading: Current Events and World Issues
- Customer Service and Retail Culture
- English through Pop Culture
- Presentation Power
Note: A chosen option has to be followed for a month or the entire stay if booked 1-4 weeks course only. |
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| Intensive Plus English Language Course (20 group + 5 private lessons per week) | | The Intensive Plus English Language Course follows the structure of the Standard Englisch Language Course but includes 5 additional one-to-one lessons per week. This is ideal for students wishing to study a particular subject or aspect of the English language at their own pace. | Details: - Available all year with suggested starting dates (except for holidays)
- 20 group lessons per week + 5 private lessons per week
- 1 lesson = 50 minutes
- Course schedule: Monday to Friday 8:45 - 12:20 (incl. 15 minutes break) + private lessons scheduled individually
- Levels: Beginner - Advanced
- Minimum Duration: 1 week
- Maximum group size: 15
- Average group size: 12
- Learning Materials: not incl.
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Sample Schedule (please click here)
| Sample Schedule | Monday - Friday | Interactive Communication | 08:45 - 10:25 | Break | 10:25 - 10:40 | | Interactive Communication | 10:40 - 12:20 | | Lunch | 12:20 - 13:05 | | Private lessons | Scheduled individually |
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| One-to-One English Language Course (min. 1 private lesson per week) | Private English training is for students who are interested in a specific area of study or in very fast progress. One-to-one lessons will allow students to learn at their own speed and study the content of their choice. Hours are variable and dependent on teacher/classroom availability. The lessons can be taken solely at any amount or in combination with another course. |
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Details (please click here)
- Minimum private 1 lesson per week
- Course start: any monday (except for holidays)
- 1 lesson = 50 minutes
- Schedule according to your needs
- Levels: Beginner - Advanced
- Minimum age: 17
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Exam Preparation Courses
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| Cambridge Exam Preparation Course (25 or 30 lessons per week) | The Cambridge exam is acknowledged by companies and institutions around the world and determines your sufficiency in English if your mother tongue is not English. It is a step by step certificate, which proofs your continues advancement. At our language school partner you can prepare for the FCE and CAE. You will be prepared for the different levels of the Cambridge exam which tests the following skills: | - Use of English (Grammar)
Composition (Writing) - Speaking
- Reading and Vocabulary
- Listening Comprehension
Practice tests are given every week so that students can monitor their progress. Mock examinations are held at the end of the program. Students should expect to read a novel at their own pace. | |
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Details of the Cambridge Exam Preparation Course (please click here):
- Specific starting dates (see below)
- 25 or 30 group lessons per week
- Duration: 9 weeks (30 lessons per week); 12 weeks (25 lessons per week)
- 1 lesson = 50 minutes
- Course schedule: 25 lesson per week: Monday to Thursday 8:45 to 14:10, Friday 8:45 to 12:20
30 lessons per week: Monday to Thursday 8:45 - 15:30, Friday 8:45 to 12:20 - Levels: FCE: intermediate; CAE: upper intermediate - advanced
- Maximum group size: 15
- Average group size: 12
- Learning materials: not incl. (CAD 395 - textbook + exam fee)
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Cambridge Preparation Course Starting Dates in 2010 (please click here)
| Cambridge Preparation Course Starting Dates in 2010 | | | Exam | Jan | Feb | March | April | May | June | July | Aug | Sept | Oct | Nov | Dec | | | FCE | 11* | | 22** | | | | | | 13**
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| | | | | | *Duration of the program: 9 weeks. **Duration of the program: 12 weeks. Students will have to book an extra week of accommodation as the exam takes place in the week following the course end date. |
| Cambridge Exam Dates in 2010 | | | Exam | Jan | Feb | March | April | May | June | July | Aug | Sept | Oct | Nov | Dec | | | FCE | | | 13 | | | 15 | | | | | | 07 | | | CAE | | | | | | 16 | | | | | | 08 |
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| Cambridge Exam Preparation JUMPSTART (25 lessons per week) | This 18- or 20-week English language course is a combined package in which you first participate in the Intensive English language course (25 group lessons), prior to entering your exam preparation course. If you are a beginner to the English language or only have started to learn it, this is the ideal course to get started and prepare for the exam right from the start. Dedicated starting days and course durations apply. |
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Details of the Cambridge Exam Preparation JUMPSTART program (please click here)
Details - 4 starting dates throughout the year
- 6 or 8 weeks 25 group lessons during the Intensive language course
- 12 weeks 25 group lessons during the Cambridge program (FCE only)
- 1 lesson = 50 minutes
- The first day is dedicated to your placement test and orientation
- Ability level required for the first course part: None
- Ability level required for FCE: Intermediate
- Minimum age: 16 years
- Maximum group size: 15
- Average group size: 12
Please be aware, that the Cambridge exams are scheduled for the week after the course finishes. Thus you will need to book a longer accommodation period, depending on the test you want to take. | | Starting days and duration | | | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec | | | 19 | till* | 11 | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | 02 | till** | 03 | * Cambridge course starts on 22.03.2010 - FCE Exam on 15.06.2010 ** Cambridge Course starts on 13.09.2010 - FCE Exam on 07.12.2010 |
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| Cambridge CAE Support Package (12 lessons in total) | This add-on option is available to full time FCE-enrolled students who would like to write two exams during the same session: FCE and CAE. Available to upper-intermediate students. The support package provides the student with a total of 12 hours of after-school tutoring (max 3 students). Price: CAD 660 (12 lessons) + CAD 395 (materials, exam, administration) | | |
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| IELTS Preparation Course (25 lessons per week) | The IELTS Exam Preparation course has been designed to prepare you to successfully complete the IELTS examination (either Academic or General Module). This course will examine in-depth each of the four modules of the IELTS test and includes strategies to better prepare for the final examination. This test is intended for candidates planning to use English for academic purposes or for immigration purposes. There are 2 main components to the course: Core studies and IELTS Test Practice. The Core component focuses on improving your language skills. The intensive test practice component builds your familiarity with the format of the test and provides you with the opportunity to practise a range of test-taking strategies within given time limits. |  | | Your progress is monitored throughout the course, and your exam practice will provide ongoing feedback about your progress towards mastery of the target skills. Our Partner school is an official IELTS test Centre. Students must register 12 weeks ahead of the exam. |
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Details of the IELTS Preparation Course (please click here)
- 25 lessons per week
- Part time option (2 evenings per week) available - please contact us for further details at
 - 1 lesson = 50 minutes
- Duration: 4-12 weeks
- Course Schedule: Classes run from 8:45-14:10 from Monday to Thursday and 8:45-12:20 on Friday.
- Minimum level: low intermediate
- Maximum group size: 15
- Average group size: 12
- Learning Materials: not incl. (CAD 95)
- Exam Fee: CAD 265
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Starting dates 2010 (please click here)
| IELTS Preparation Course Starting Dates in 2010 | | | Jan | Feb | March | April | May | June | July | Aug | Sept | Oct | Nov | Dec | | | 18 | 16 | 15 | 12 | 10 | 07 | 05 | 03 + 30 | 27 | 25 | 22 | 20 | | | Students must register 12 weeks prior to the exam date to take the IELTS exam. |
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| TOEIC Preparation Option (in combination with the Intensive or Super-Intensive English language course) | The TOEIC test preparation is an option for students, enrolled in the Intensive or Super-Intensive program who are interested in taking the TOEIC examination. Students can take either option 1, option 2 or even both to learn the strategies needed for TOEIC exam preparation. This program assesses English language competency in a business context and is used by companies around the world to determine English communication skills.
Students are prepared for the main components of the TOEIC examination by covering key aspects, such as : listening comprehension, reading, business-oriented vocabulary review and grammar review. Details: - Course start: it is offered limited times per year, based on interest (with 4 weeks notice)
- Duration 4-12 weeks
- Minimum Level: Lower Intermediate
- Schedule: afternoon options of the Intensive or Super-Intensive English Language course.
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| TOEFL University Preparation (25 lessons per week) | This TOEFL/University Preparation course leads to the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL). Students are prepared for the three main components of the TOEFL exam: Listening Comprehension - Grammar and Written Expression
- Vocabulary Building
The course also covers test-writing strategies with frequent practice examinations. The program includes academic readings, essay-writing and seminar-style discussions. Thematic units are based on courses that students will encounter at college or university as well as subjects that are of interest to high-level students. | | The main components are: - Oral Skills
- Reading Comprehension
- Writing Skills
- Research and Study Methods
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More details on the TOEFL Universtiy Preparation program (please click here)
- Available all year with suggested starting dates (except for holidays)
- 25 lessons per week
- 1 lesson = 50 minutes
- Duration: 4-16 weeks
- Course Schedule: Classes run from 8:45-14:10 from Monday to Thursday and 8:45-12:20 on Friday.
- Level: intermediate
- A minimum of 6 students is required for this course to take place
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Business English
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| Business English Language Course (25 lessons per week) | In the world of international business, English skills have become the key to global communication. For students just beginning or aspiring to a career in international business, a sound grasp of business communication skills is essential. Through the focus on business concepts, students will also improve communication and vocabulary. Students will gain a deeper understanding of International business issues through the use of Role play and small groups.
Students may also focus on specific areas of interest such as: Travel and Tourism, Marketing and Advertising, Banking and Finance, Employment Preparation, Human Resources Management, Sales and Customer Service, Globalization and International Business, Business Etiquette and Interpersonal Skills, Management and Corporate Culture, Business Ethics, Telephone skills for Business, Entrepreneurship and Franchising, Business Writing, and Presentation Skills. Course content may vary depending on enrollment. |
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Details of the Busines English Language course (please click here)
- Available all year with suggested starting dates (except for holidays)
- 25 group lessons per week
- 1 lesson = 50 minutes
- Course schedule: Monday to Thursday 8:45 - 14:10, Friday 8:45 to 12:20
- Minimum level: Intermediate
- Duration: 2-12 weeks
- Maximum group size: 15
- Average group size: 12
- Learning Materials: not incl.
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| Cambridge Business Language Test (BULATS) | Our partner school will offer official Cambridge BULATS (Business Language Testing Service). In order to register for any of the test dates, a student must make the request at least 8 weeks in advance of the desired test date. Details: - Flexible assessment test dates
- Tests communication skills that are needed in real workplace situations
- Extra emphasis on commercial terminology
- Recognized by companies world-wide as a high quality assessment of professional English proficiency
- Completely comparable with ALTE, CEF and Cambridge ESOL scores
- BULATS Exam Fee: CAD 165
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Exam Dates 2010 (please click here)
| BULTAS Exam Dates 2010 | | | Jan | Feb | March | April | May | June | July | Aug | Sept | Oct | Nov | Dec | | | | | | 08 | | 30 | | | 23 | | | 16 | | | Students must register at least 8 weeks prior to the exam date. |
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English + Work Experience
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| Workplace English Diploma (General English + Paid Work Experience) | | Our partner school is pleased to be offering Workplace English Diploma (General English + Paid Work Experience) packages, minimum 24 weeks and maximum 48 weeks, to students who want to improve their English language skills while gaining work experience in Canada. Work experience placements are paid positions, in entry-level customer service, hospitality and retail. This is a unique program enabling students to learn and put their English skills to work in Canada with full support and guidance provided by our partner school from beginning to end! | | The program consists of: | | Price: CAD 995 Placement Fee + CAD 125 registration fee + fees for the English language course |
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Requirements & Details of the Workplace English Diploma (please click here)
Requirements: - Minimum age: 19 years
- Min. English Level: upper intermediate by start of work
- Min 1 year post-secondary education
- Completed Application Form
- Entrance Exam & Interview
- Engish cover letter and resume
- Successful completion of min. 12 weeks language study & Customer Service Course
- Prior Work Experience
Students must have*: - 1. Canadian Study Permit & COOP Work Permit
- 2. or Working Holiday Visa
- 3. or SWAP (Student Work Abroad Program)
- 4. or Young Worker Exchange visa
* WHV, SWAP & YWE visas only available to certain nationalities. Please inquire with Canadian Embassy or Consulate in your home country about availability. Details: - Available all year with suggested starting dates (except for holidays) Duration: 12 weeks English program + 12 weeks work placement, or 24 weeks English program + 24 weeks work placement
- English Course: Intensive English Language Course (25 lessons per week)
- Course schedule: Monday to Thursday 8:45 - 14:10, Friday 8:45 to 12:20
- Working Hours: The number of hours will depend on the type of job the student is offered. Students should be prepared for flexible work schedules
- Average monthly earnings: approx. CAD 690
- Average monthly expenses (Homestay/Bus Pass/Activities): approx: CAD 1000-1300
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English Plus Courses
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| English + Home Tuition (20 lessons at school + 10 lessons at homestay) | | This is a package offered to students who want to improve their English at our language school partner as well as with a Host Family educator. Students will join the Standard English Language course (20 lessons per week) at the school and receive 10 lessons at their home stay. Language instruction includes vocabulary building, functional English, communicative grammar, writing, speaking, reading and listening activities. This course is usually booked per 4 weeks block but exceptions are possible upon request. Accommodation in host family includes a single room and full board (packed lunch). The host families live approximately 40 minutes by public transport from the school. Price for 4 weeks: CAD 2945 + CAD 125 registration fee | |
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| English + Wintersports | Our English language partner provides a 4-week package to students aged 16 years and over who want to improve their English proficiency as well as experience some of the excitement of winter sports
The program includes: - 20 lessons per week scheduled in mornings.
- Afternoon or evening activities will be held two times during each week and includes skiing or snowboarding.
Accommodation in host family includes a single room and three meals per day.
Price for 4 weeks: CAD 2495 + CAD 100 registration fee |
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Details & Starting dates (please click here)
- 20 lessons per week
- Students must carry medical insurance. Value must exceed $500,000.
- City Transit passes (approx. $95) and spending money not included.
Activities and Excursions: - Afternoon or evening activities will be held two times during each week and include:
- Skiing or Snowboarding afternoon with lift tickets and rentals at Canada Olympic Park in Calgary
- PLUS Two Saturday trips (or one overnight weekend trip) included.
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| Starting Dates in 2010 | | | Jan | Feb | March | April | May | June | July | Aug | Sept | Oct | Nov | Dec | | | 19 | 17 | | | | | | | | | | | | | Further start dates in November + December 2010 to be confirmed |
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Junior English
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| Junior English Language Course (13 - 17 years) (15 lessons per week) (for groups of min. 10 people only in August) | This program is suitable for students aged 13-17 years and combines focused morning classes with action-packed afternoon and weekend activities and excursions. In August this program is only available for closed groups of min. 10 people!
From carefully screened homestay families to supervised activities we spare no effort to create the safest possible conditions so that each student can make the most out of their once-in-a-lifetime experience. A monthly bus pass at CAD 95 needs to be purchased upon arrival.
The 4 weeks package includes: - Average of 15 lessons/wk English Monday to Friday with one 15 minute break in each class;
- General English classes covers 60 lessons in the skill elements of listening, speaking, grammar, vocabulary, reading and writing.
- Activities in afternoons (average four per week); Day trips (three Saturday trips to Banff, West Edmonton Mall and Rockies for hiking + include two bonus day trips to Drumheller Dinousaur Museum and to Head Smashed-In Buffalo Jump, a World Heritage Site)
- Airport transfers from Calgary International Airport by host families upon arrival and departure;
- Homestay with single room, full board (3 meals per day), 24-hour Emergency phone; Farewell Ceremony, Final Report & Certificates
- Transport to and from all activities and excursions
Note: Classes may be held off campus. Teen students who are minimum of 16 years will be placed in adult international classes. |
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| Prices 2010 | | | 4 weeks | USD 2995 | | | | 3 weeks | USD 2385 | | | 2 weeks | USD 1790 |
| Schedule 2010 | | | Terms | Duration | | | | 1 | July 5. - July 30. | | | 2 | August 3. - August 28. |
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| Cambridge Teen Activity Program (15 lessons per week) | Responding to the growth in interest around the world in Cambridge preparation course and tests, our English language partner offers a four weeks course (15 hours a week) for teenagers aged between 13 and 17 years in July.
The Cambridge Teen Activity Program is specifically for students who are preparing to take the First Certificate Exam (FCE) in non-English speaking countries.
The students attend afternoon events and other excursions along with other teens who are in the Teen Activity Program. The four weeks course enables students to take full advantage of being in an English immersion environment for one month. The course focuses on listening and speaking, including pronunciation, as well as functional grammar and vocabulary. A monthly bus pass at CAD 95 needs to be purchased upon arrival. | | Price for 4 weeks' program: CAD 2995 |
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| Schedule 2010 | | | Term | Duration | | | | 1 | July 5. - July 30. |
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All courses start on Monday (except if Monday is a holiday - then Tuesday). Missed days will not be recuperated. Our language school partner is working with terms. Each term lasts 4 weeks. If you are not a 100% beginner, you can start on any Monday during a term. However it is recommended to start at the beginning of a term and to avoid the last week of a term, as the Friday of that week will be graduation day and no classes will be held. Please be aware that your first day is a full orientation day without any lessons. | | Starting dates of terms in 2010 | | | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec | | | 18 | 16 | 15 | 12 | 10 | 07 | 06 | 03 | 27 | 25 | 22 | 20 | | | | | | | | | | 30 | | | | | | | | Holidays 2010 | | | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec | | | 01 | 15 | | 02 | 24 | | 01 | 02 | 06 | 11 | 11 | 24 | | | | | | 05 | | | | | | | | 27 | Holidays will not be recuperated. |
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Activities & Excursions
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| Our English language school partner believes that student participation in a variety of recreational and cultural activities is central to a positive experience at the school. For each session, the Activities/Events Coordinators organize cultural and recreational pursuits, which are fun, entertaining and reflect the characteristics of the area. Various cultural and recreational activities are organized on a frequent basis with the participation of school staff. The number of participants may be limited in some activities and students should sign up early. Students are responsible for any extra fees. The prices vary from free to CAD$ 300.00, except three-day weekend trips. Furthermore the school organizes regular parties and all-school events with a variety of themes throughout the year. | |
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Sample Activities (please click here)
- Downtown tour
- Pub visit
- Music Jam
- Movie night
- Karaoke
- Indoor rock climbing
- Chocolate Factory Tour
- Hockey
- Volleyball
- Curling
Day trip to West Edmonton Mall Day ski/board trip to Sunshine Day trip to Banff National Park
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