General Arts and Science - English Language Studies

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Program description

Our one-year General Arts and Science - English Language Studies (ELS) certificate program focuses on academic English language skills that will prepare you with the language requirements necessary to pursue other post-secondary programs in Ontario.

You will take courses that will develop your reading, writing, listening, and speaking skills, with an emphasis on pronunciation. You will also be required to take credit-based courses that will develop your knowledge about Canada and prepare you for success in higher education.

Program highlights

Delivery options

  • Hybrid: Two days online (synchronous) and three days on campus.
  • Online: All classes are online (synchronous).

 

Note:

Domestic applicants eligible for this program include:Canadian citizensPermanent residentsRefugees or convention refugees

Program details

Code: 1688
Start: September, January, May
Campus: Doon and Online
Delivery: Full-time
Length: 1 year (2 academic terms)
Credential: Ontario College Certificate
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