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We believe that all learners choose to study the English language for a purpose and our English courses are designed with a sense of that purpose; personal, social, professional, and academic. We also emphasize the importance of learner autonomy, and our courses invite the learner to take responsibility for their progress and help them to develop their learning skills and the ability to develop themselves. This course runs in the mornings and will leave you time to look for an afternoon or evening job.

Our Afternoon Study and Work English language Programme is for students who wish to study long-term (25 weeks) and gain permission to work part-time during their program. Students will learn all the essentials of the English language through a task-based methodology with this General English language course. While the communicative approach is central, we also consider the individual learning style of our students to ensure they achieve the best possible learning outcomes. All four English language skills, reading, writing, listening, and speaking, are given the appropriate class time through our tailored academic syllabus. This course runs in the afternoon!!!

This popular programme has been designed for students who wish to combine a Berlitz English Language course with the experience of living with an Irish family and assisting in the family home. The Demipair programme offers an excellent way to improve communication skills, improve fluency and experience Irish family life; whilst also living economically during your stay in Ireland while studying. Demi Pair participants improve their English language skills and our selected families receive a much needed helping hand around the house! Our economical and professionally run Demi-Pair programmes operate all year round which is great for those who need a specific date to start.

Our Afternoon Study and Work English language Programme is for students who wish to study long-term (25 weeks) and gain permission to work part-time during their program. Students will learn all the essentials of the English language through a task-based methodology with this General English language course. While the communicative approach is central, we also consider the individual learning style of our students to ensure they achieve the best possible learning outcomes. All four English language skills, reading, writing, listening, and speaking, are given the appropriate class time through our tailored academic syllabus. This course runs in the mornings!!!

We believe that all learners choose to study the English language for a purpose and our English courses are designed with a sense of that purpose; personal, social, professional, and academic. We also emphasize the importance of learner autonomy, and our courses invite the learner to take responsibility for their progress and help them to develop their learning skills and the ability to develop themselves. This course runs in the afternoons and will leave you time to look for a morning or night job.

Working while you study can help complement your study and living experience. There are a number of reasons you might want to undertake part time work while studying including assisting with living expenses and gaining work experience in your study area.

Working while you study can help complement your study and living experience. There are a number of reasons you might want to undertake part time work while studying including assisting with living expenses and gaining work experience in your study area.

Combine English language courses with unpaid volunteering in a not-for-profit organization that matches your skills and interests. In the Volunteer Experience, you will volunteer with a socially forward, dynamic, and innovative organization. Put your English language skills to the test by supporting important initiatives and causes in areas like the environment, community involvement, non-profit, arts, tourism, and social/humanitarian.

This highly interactive, community-based course teaches students how to be engaged in their community, learn new skills, gain “Canadian” experience, and improve the quality of life in their community. In a classroom setting, students will study local cultural aspects and current events while improving their English language, critical thinking and analytical skills. Classroom learning will then be applied to real-life, hands-on situations. From the classroom to the community, students are introduced to various businesses and volunteer organizations. They will attend local events to develop a more meaningful bond between the city and themselves.Highlights ·     Students get a variety of opportunities to interact with local Canadian speakers·     Volunteer opportunities are built into the course·     Numerous field trips to various businesses and volunteer organizations in Kelowna·     Improve your English skills through classwork and volunteer placement outside school·     Classroom learning is directly applied to real-life and hands-on situations. Quick Info · Levels: Intermediate and Advanced· Lessons: 30 per week   General English or Academic English (20 L) + Volunteer Experience (10 L)· Lesson: 50 minutes· Start Dates: Every Monday· Length: 2+ weeks· Age: 13+ years old Volunteer Experience   Weekly field trips to Kelowna businesses and cultural locationsLearn about volunteering and volunteer etiquetteLearn job search strategies and explore local job marketsWrite an English resume and cover letterLearn to give an effective interview and discuss common interview strategies and mistakesApply all the skills students have learned to attain a volunteer position Volunteer OpportunitiesBuilt-in volunteer placement & field trip examples during the courseKelowna cultural districtKelowna community resourcesKelowna gospel missionCentral Okanagan food bankOkanagan Centre for innovationHealthcare systemVarious local businessesPossible fields of volunteer placement after the courseNon-profit organizationsFestivals & events for various organizationsProjects that need people for short-term commitmentsHealthcare system* (e.g. Hospital Foundation, senior care)Community centersFarms * These positions, in particular, will require training and a criminal record check, and students must be available to volunteer for six months or more.

Combine English language courses with unpaid volunteering in a not-for-profit organization that matches your skills and interests. In the Volunteer Experience, you will volunteer with a socially forward, dynamic, and innovative organization. Put your English language skills to the test by supporting important initiatives and causes in areas like the environment, community involvement, non-profit, arts, tourism, and social/humanitarian.