Program Options

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.

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.

Non-credit based shadow experience is an enriching opportunity for international students to get a taste of Canadian education and culture while learning the English language.
This program is tailored to suit individual preferences which allow students to pursue their academic interests on their own terms.
Students can select the term of their shadow experience (i.e. the number of weeks or months they would like to study) and design a course timetable to match their personal interests.

Classes

Students can 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.
This unique learning opportunity provides international students with the chance to develop their English proficiency.

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.

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.

International Education Program