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summer program: 3 hours of daily instruction, 4 days per
week. Minimum 2 weeks - Maximum 7 weeks includes one full
day excursion each week.
Lessons are in small groups
from Monday to Friday, with a maximum of 15 students
per class. English classes rotate from morning to afternoon
on a weekly basis. Emphasis is placed on language in
real-life situations outside the school, communication
and language games and work in-groups and pairs.
Students are grouped into
2 age divisions: 13-15 and 16-18 for their English and
activity periods. English classes are created within
each age division based on camper age and English proficiency.
All campers take an English placement test on their
arrival at camp to ensure the appropriate English level
placement. We offer five levels of language.
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For activities, students are grouped into counselor
groups. The counselor groups for the 13-15 age groups
are assigned to activities on a daily basis. Students
in the group aged 16-18 are allowed to sign up for
the activities they want to do from a list of different
activities each day.
After classes are over
for the day, students enjoy organized evening activities
every night of the week. Evenings are fun and social.
Activities include: talent shows, casino night, movie
night, ice skating, discos, games, email, sports,
theme dinners and barbecues
On certain days of the week students can choose to
do the regular program or take part in an optional
activity at a small extra cost. There are many options
available including: white water rafting, wake boarding,
swimming at the indoor swimming pool, horseback riding,
berry picking or paint ball. .
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Students aged 13 -
15 and 16 - 18
Evening program for teens
involves more off campus time and more free time. Teenagers
like to have time to talk and socialize and do not always
want to be required to attend structured activities.
For that reason the evening
activities are designed to give them time to explore
places and make friends. Activities include visits to
cafes, cinemas, discos on campus, casino nights and
swimming. Students 16-18 are allowed to socialize in
a co-ed lounge from until bed time which is at 12:00
most nights.
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Weekly excursion
Every week students take part in either a two-day overnight
camping trip or a one-day sightseeing excursion to the city
of Vancouver. On the Vancouver excursions students visit a different
attraction every week including the Stanley Park Aquarium, the
Science World Centre, Suspension Bridge, the Imax theatre, shopping
and Granville Island.
Students are divided by age
and English level for their English classes and by age and
gender for their activities so they are with students of their
own age and ability for all of their classes and activities.
Start Dates 2007 (Students
can pick their length of stay from 2 weeks to weeks in length)
| July
02 |
July
09 |
July
16 |
July
23 |
July
30 |
Arrival day: Sunday / Departure day: Saturday
Program ends on August 12, open to all language level .
COST
2 weeks US$ 2,680.00
3 weeks US$ 3,790.00
4 weeks US$ 4,880.00
5 weeks US$ 5,930.00
6 weeks US$ 6,980.00
Summer program: 3 lessons daily, 4 days per week with use of
teaching material, textbooks, writing-pad, various material.
| WHAT
IS INCLUDED IN PROGRAM |
4 language
lessons daily
Use of teaching material & textbooks
Sport & leisure activities
One full day and one half day excursion or over night
camp per week (normally Thursday).
Airport transfers
School residence accommodation
3 meals daily
Medical insurance provided by school
Laundry service
Language proficiency certificate
Free camp T shirt |
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| WHATS
NOT INCLUDED IN PROGRAM PRICE |
Airfare
Passports
Visas or permits
Airport tax
Spending money
Some optional activities. |
| OPTIONS
(AT AN ADDITIONAL COST) |
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- Optional activities
and excursions during evenings and weekends: cost
approx $10 - $100.00 to be paid onsite
- Tennis camp: $260.00
per week
- Golf camp: $500 per
week
CONDITIONS OF ENROLLMEMT
The following may be required:
- Medical record
- Proof of medical and
personal insurance coverage
- Waiver form granting
or denying independent weekend travel, permission
to leave school, etc
- All parents or legal
guardians must sign the program enrollment form.
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