Standard English courses in Nova Scotia

The English for Academic Purposes (EAP) program is for students who want to attend university in Canada. The courses will develop students’ all-round English listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills.

This course is designed for those that want to study English for a short time in a native-speaking environment and are not interested in attending an English-speaking university. The course will focus on learning English in an integrated skills class in your morning classes.

This 8-week course is designed to help students prepare for study at a university/college where courses are taught in English. Students will develop and strengthen language skills in reading, writing, listening, speaking, grammar and vocabulary.

Build your general English proficiency for everyday use with a focus on communication skills in an engaging and supportive learning environment. Each morning, you will participate in interactive classes and engage in lively discussions, collaborative activities, and various language exercises that develop your English language foundation.

Build your general English proficiency for everyday use with a focus on communication skills in an engaging and supportive learning environment through our Semi-Intensive English course. Each morning, you will participate in interactive classes and engage in lively discussions, collaborative activities, and various language exercises that develop your English language foundation.

Build your general English proficiency for everyday use with a focus on communication skills in an engaging and supportive learning environment. Each morning, you will participate in interactive classes and engage in lively discussions, collaborative activities, and various language exercises that develop your English language foundation.

Semi-Intensive General English program offers targeted skill development, allowing students to focus on Reading & Writing or Listening & Speaking while building overall English proficiency. For Semi-intensive studies, students can choose Reading & Writing OR Listening & Speaking.