Programs for Those Who Wish To Learn:
- Full-Time Visa Student Programs
- ESL/Academic Preparatory Programs for: Primary-Elementary, High School or College Students
- All ages, All levels
- Working Holiday Visa Programs
- Part-Time Programs
- Landed Immigrants, Visitors, and Adult or Children Programs
- After School Programs
- Home Study Students
- Special Summer and Winter Programs
FOR INTERNATIONAL FULL-TIME VISA STUDENTS, VISITORS, NEW IMMIGRANTS, ADULTS & CHILDREN
FULL-TIME
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ESL/Academic Preparatory Programs for Students who wish to qualify for Elementary, High School or College
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All courses ESL Integrated (All levels)
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Small classes (maximum 10 students)
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Highly qualified Canadian Teachers
PART-TIME
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English Conversation Classes For Adults and/or Children (all levels)
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After School Classes for students (all grades, all subjects)
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Special Summer and Winter Programs
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Home Study Students
English Literature & Composition, Mathematics, General Science, Canadian Culture, Social Studies, Research Skills, Debate, Pronunciation & Vocabulary Development.
September-June
The College is open on a Year Round basis. A Semester Systems is utilized. There are 2 semesters in the school year. Each Semester consists of 5 months.
*STUDENTS CAN REGISTER AT ANYTIME*
The College is open to all International Students, Visitors and Landed Immigrants provided they are able to profit from programs offered. Emphasis is given to identifying specific needs and level(s) of each new student through use of ESL Placement Tests and an Informal Interview. The School has an English Only Policy.
Full-Time Visa Students should:
1. Consult with the nearest Canadian Consulate or Embassy.
2. Complete and send Application form to East-West English College together with:
- Official Transcript in English
- Registration and Testing Fees
- 1 semester advance tuition
- Recent Passport size photograph
- Homestay Referral Fee (if applicable)
3. A Letter of Acceptance will be issued upon receipt of the above.
*MEDICAL INSURANCE IS REQUIRED*
International Students under age 18 must have a notarized declaration signed by a parent and their Canadian Guardian, in order to be issued a student authorization by Immigration Canada.
