Programs Offered at English Language Centre at University of Victoria - Victoria:

• TOEFL Preparation
  

  This program is for intermediate to advanced-level students of English who require a TOEFL score for admission into a North American university or college, and would like to be better prepared for this exam. It is taught by experienced instructors using the latest TOEFL preparation software and textbooks. Students also learn test-taking strategies for the new IBT TOEFL.

  
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• TOEIC Preparation
  

  This is a part-time, intensive course offered two days per week for students who want to improve their TOEIC test-taking skills.

  
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• 12-Week Intensive English Program
  

  This program offers an intensive language immersion experience for students who wish to improve their communication for professional, academic or personal development. A range of class levels, from Upper Beginner to Advanced allow participants to build on their progress in previous sessions and offer a path to admission to the University of Victoria through the University Admission Preparation (UAP) level.

  
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• Business English Program
  

  This program is designed for intermediate to advanced-level students who are in business or plan to study business. The program strengthens business communication skills by providing opportunities to practise English through a variety of business-related activities.

  
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• December Academic Writing
  

  This part-time, intensive course provides students with an opportunity to work on their academic writing skills.

  
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• December Volunteer Program
  

  This part-time program provides students with the opportunity to practise their English skills and experience a unique aspect of Canadian culture by volunteering in a Canadian workplace.

  
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• English and Volunteering (Customized for Groups)
  

  This program adds a part-time or full-time volunteer component to the ELC’s short-term programs. Students have the opportunity to practise English, meet other volunteers and learn about Canadian culture by volunteering in not-for-profit organizations in Victoria.

  
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• English for Teachers Program
  

  The program is for teachers of English, or teachers required to use English as the language of instruction. It consists of English language instruction, training in English Language Teaching (ELT) strategies, lectures, seminars, workshops and includes a language class observation.

  
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• English Work Experience Program
  

  The English Work Experience Program (EWEP) is an optional addition to the 12-Week Program. It offers an excellent opportunity for students to develop their English skills in a challenging professional environment.

  
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• Short-Term Language and Culture-Monthly English Program
  

  Monthly start dates = maximum flexibility! Now an intensive program is always available for students, no matter what time of year they want to study English at the ELC.

  These programs improve speaking and listening skills by combining challenging classroom instruction with exciting social and cultural activities. Students participate in and discuss Canadian culture using a curriculum based on cross-cultural communication.

  
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• The General Advanced Level (GAP)
  

  This program is for advanced students who want to strengthen their proficiency in English for international communication. The course focuses on career, cultural and global issues. Students are encouraged to broaden their English proficiency in the context of individual interests. Participants volunteer in a chosen area of the community for a minimum of 2 hours per week.

  
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• University Admission Preparation (UAP)
  

  University Admission Preparation is the highest level in the 12-Week program offered in January, April and September each year. Successful completion of this level satisfies the English requirement for entry into UVic undergraduate and graduate programs.

  The UAP is designed to prepare students to study at an English-speaking university by improving research, writing, and seminar skills and introducing the level of English required to succeed in regular credit courses. The UAP provides the necessary skills for a non-native speaker to participate in an academic setting with confidence.

  
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• University Admission Preparation:Advanced English and Canadian Studies
  

  This 4-week program offered each August combines 2 intensive courses: Advanced English Language Skills and an Introduction to Canadian Culture (CS 101). Advanced English classes prepare students to study at an English-speaking university by improving research, writing, and seminar skills. An Introduction to Canadian Studies gives students an understanding of key aspects of Canadian culture including literature, media, communications and fine arts. Successful completion of this combined program satisfies the language requirement for entrance to the University of Victoria.

  
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