OPTION 1: ONE SEMESTER WITH CREDIT ACCUMULATION

• Students can study in Sudbury for either the Fall Semester (September-January) or the Spring Semester (February- June).
• Students will obtain up to four Ontario Curriculum credits sanctioned by the Ministry of Education.
• Students will develop their English Language proficiency as they immerse themselves in Canadian culture.
• The program can be tailored to suit individual needs.

Classes

• High-quality and engaging academic courses designed to prepare students for success at the post-secondary level.
• Select from a wide range of math, science, language, social science, arts and technical course offerings.
• Option to participate in a co-op placement program where they will learn by doing through valuable job experience in their field of interest.
• Students will accumulate internationally recognized Ontario Curriculum credits.

OPTION 2: FULL YEAR (TWO SEMESTERS) WITH CREDIT ACCUMULATION

• Students will study in Sudbury for both the Fall (September-January) and Spring (February-June) semesters.
• This ten-month program features all of the benefits of the one-semester program while offering students the opportunity to earn twice the number of credits.

OPTION 3: PRE-ARRIVAL LEARNING

• In partnership with Laurentian University
• Arrive one week prior to the start of high school courses during the last week of August.
• Get a head-start developing your English language skills during mornings that focus on reading, writing, grammar, listening, and oral communication skills.
• Spend your afternoons visiting local attractions and participating in outdoor activities (e.g. Science North, Dynamic Earth, hiking, canoeing, swimming, fishing, orienteering, and sports).
• Accommodations will be provided by Canada Homestay Network.

OPTION 4: SUMMER CAMP

• In partnership with Laurentian University.
• Enjoy the true Canadian North through exciting and unique experiences which incorporate English language learning.
• Stay for a week or enjoy a full two weeks of adventure and learning.
• Four hours of classroom instruction per day focusing on reading, writing, grammar, listening and oral communication skills.
• Five afternoons per week of outings to either local attractions or outdoor activities: Science North, Dynamic Earth, the City of Sudbury’s shopping district, camping, hiking, canoeing, swimming, fishing, outdoor campfires, stargazing and astronomy, orienteering, and sports.