Fee-for-Service Education
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ALA offers personally designed English
programs for clients and
personalized tutoring in English for specific purposes.
Broadwater
Education Centre Canada BEC Canada is owned and
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BEC provides: -
TOEFL ibt preparation
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CultureWorks
ESL Inc. At King's University College and Brescia University College Affiliated with the University of Western Ontario 266 Epworth Ave London, ON N6A 2M3 Tel: 519-679-2648 Fax: 519-679-3238 Website: http://www.culture-works.com/ |
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CultureWorks is a private English as a Second Language program on campus at King’s University College and Brescia University College at the University of Western Ontario. -
located on campus at Brescia & King’s
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Fanshawe
College Website: http://www.fanshawec.on.ca/ |
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We welcome international students (on a visitor's visa for up to six months or on a student permit) every 4 weeks to our ESL program. Fanshawe offers classes from Level 2 (High Beginning) to Level 5 (Advanced Academic Preparation). Each level has 16 weeks of curriculum. Extracurricular trips and activities are also available for students. Many of our ESL students are preparing to do post-secondary education in Canada, either at the college or university level. Check the Fanshawe College web-site for additional details: www.fanshawec.ca/international Fanshawe's ESL program is now also available to landed immigrants and Canadian citizens. For domestic students, ESL is offered as the Language Studies Stream of our General Arts and Science Program (GAP5). Students pay regular post-secondary tuition and may enrol in September, January or May. This program is eligible for OSAP. Students successfully completing two semesters of the program receive a General Arts and Science Language Studies certificate. Interested applicants should contact the Registrar's Office at Fanshawe College
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This year Huron University College has one section of Writing 001F and two sections of Writing 021F and G for International and Exchange students. These courses are designed to help students at different levels of writing skills who are currently enrolled in programs at Huron University College. They have been running as credit courses for the past five years.. The culture course, which is run by Felicia Goldstein, introduces ESL students to some of the main events, themes, and locations which are important to Canadian culture. Huron's Peer Guide programme currently has 32 Canadian peer guides matched up with International and Exchange students. The International Activities Programme runs events every Friday evening, and out-of-town trips once or twice a month.
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Classes and Services for International Students International students at King’s have access to all of the student services provided at King’s College. In addition, there are certain classes and services that are specifically tailored to their needs. ESL Tutoring The Write Place, King’s Writing Centre, provides instruction from a CultureWorks ESL Instructor. Students can also avail themselves of the services of King’s Effective Writing Instructor and trained peer tutors working at The Write Place. Bridging Program King’s College International Students’ Bridging Program provides an opportunity for new international students to become comfortable with King's, Western and London prior to the excitement and hectic pace of the Orientation Program for all new students. The program is a combination of academic orientation, practical workshops and lots of fun! King’s Peer Connection Program First year international students who are new to Canada can link up with a Canadian or upper year international student who is already familiar with Canadian university culture. Peer Guides and International Peers meet weekly during the first term to exchange cultural ideas and establish peer connections. Various Peer Connection excursions and events are planned throughout the year. Counselling Services Academic counsellors as well as personal counsellors are available for individual appointments. An International Student Advisor provides support for day to day practical concerns, and addresses any cross cultural adjustment issues. Learning Skills Seminars and Career Support A Learning Skills Counsellor as well as a Career Counsellor also provide individual appointments. Students can address specific study needs and receive assistance with job searching, resume writing, career exploration and development.
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| London
International Academy 365 Richmond Street, London, ON N6A 3C2 PH. 519-433-3388 FAX 519-433-3387 Website: http://www.lia-edu.ca/ |
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London International Academy is a private international boarding school located in downtown London, Ontario. Our objective is to give international students a good academic background in Ontario curriculum courses to ensure a smooth transition into Canadian university study. We offer Ontario curriculum grade 12 university preparation courses in subjects such as accounting, physics, calculus, geometry and discrete mathematics, and chemistry. We also provide a comprehensive study of English at the ESL, grade 9 academic, grade 11 university preparation and grade 12 university preparation level. The staff at London International Academy helps students apply to university and/or college depending on their interests and their goals.
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London
Language Institute Website: http://www.llinstitute.com/ |
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Nancy Campbell Collegiate Institute Website: http://www.nancycampbell.net/ Our ESL program’s main objective is to help young people become confident in their new language and happy in a North American setting. Students (Grade 1 through 10) complete the ESL program while taking classes similar to their English-speaking peers. http://www.nancycampbell.net/curriculum007.html Email: info@nancycambell.net
University
of Western Ontario Jana Weerasinghe-Seijts
- Coordinator SDC’s English Language Support Program SDC offers supplemental academic English assistance for undergraduate and graduate students who want to improve their English language skills. These short, non-credit courses are offered in the areas of speaking, reading, writing, presentation skills, and critical reasoning. Assignments in the courses relate to the specific academic tasks required by university students. Course titles include: ___ Academic
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