English As A Second Language Bridge (ELB)

Program Overview

The English As A Second Language Bridge (ELB) program at Fleming College is designed to equip students with essential language skills for employment, daily life in Canada, or to meet the language requirements for post-secondary studies. This program offers a comprehensive approach to language learning, focusing on practical communication skills that are vital for success in various contexts. With a credential of Certificate of Successful Completion, students will engage in a supportive learning environment that fosters growth and confidence in their English language abilities.

Program Structure

The English As A Second Language Bridge program is structured to provide a thorough language learning experience through a hybrid delivery method. The program consists of eight levels of English skills development, allowing students to progress at their own pace. Key features of the program structure include:

• Regular field trips to practice language skills in real-world settings.
• Private weekly tutoring sessions included in the tuition fees.
• Frequent start dates throughout the year, providing flexibility for students.
• Pathways to further education at Fleming College upon successful completion of Level 8.

Students are assessed through a combination of external test scores and Fleming's assessment tests to determine their appropriate entry level, ensuring a tailored learning experience that meets individual needs.

Featured Experiences

• Experiential learning through regular field trips to enhance language skills in real-life situations.
• Small group classes that promote interaction and personalized attention from TESL certified teachers.
• Private weekly tutoring sessions to address individual challenges and support learning.
• Opportunities to explore Canadian culture and the natural environment of the Kawartha region.
• Direct entry into most Fleming College post-secondary programs after completing Level 8, without the need for additional language testing.

Career Options

• ESL Teacher: Teach English as a second language to non-native speakers in various educational settings.
• Customer Service Representative: Utilize language skills to assist customers in diverse industries, ensuring effective communication.
• Administrative Assistant: Support office operations by managing communications and documentation in English.
• Tour Guide: Lead tours and provide information to visitors, showcasing knowledge of local culture and attractions.
• Content Writer: Create written content for websites, blogs, and marketing materials, focusing on clear and engaging language.

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