• 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.
• Students may study for one or more years in order to obtain their Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD).

• 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
  
• Students will have accommodations at Laurentian University residences.
• The 1-2 week camp provides English language instruction within a typical Ontario Secondary School classroom.
• Students will enjoy daily outdoor activities that have a Northern Ontario flavour, including blueberry picking, hiking and canoeing.
• Students will be challenged to develop their vocabulary and English language skills through a variety of engaging classroom activities.
• Students will be taught by qualified teachers from the Ontario College of Teachers (OCT).
• Students will have opportunities to participate in community events, fun activities
• A trip to scenic Killarney Provincial Park for an unforgettable outdoor adventure.
• Programs and activities can be tailored to meet individual needs.