Junior Camp At The ILSC Toronto Campus

Program overview

The Junior Camp at the ILSC Toronto Campus offers an unforgettable English learning adventure for international teens aged 13-17. This program combines English classes with homestay accommodations and exciting activities, allowing students to immerse themselves in the vibrant culture of Toronto, Canada’s largest and most multicultural city. Participants will have the opportunity to improve their English skills while exploring local attractions, engaging in fun activities, and making friends from around the world. The program is designed to create a supportive and enriching environment for young learners, ensuring a memorable experience.

Program structure

The Junior Camp program is structured to provide a comprehensive learning experience over a duration of 1 to 6 weeks. Students can choose from various start dates throughout the summer, with options available for one-week to six-week stays. The program includes:

• Daily English classes from Monday to Friday, focusing on real-world issues and Canadian culture.
• Optional Skills Plus: Leadership class available during specific weeks for students at an Intermediate 2 level or higher.
• Morning activities that promote cultural exchange and friendship-building among international students.
• Full-day excursions on Saturdays to popular attractions such as Niagara Falls and Canada's Wonderland.
• Homestay accommodations with local families, providing a unique opportunity to experience Canadian life.

Students will receive end-of-course certificates and progress reports upon completion of the program, ensuring they have tangible recognition of their achievements.

Featured Experiences

The Junior Camp at ILSC Toronto offers a variety of unique experiences that enhance the learning journey:

• Homestay with local families, allowing students to immerse themselves in Canadian culture.
• Optional Skills Plus: Leadership class to develop essential leadership skills.
• Daily morning activities that include local attractions, sports, and games.
• Full-day excursions every Saturday to iconic sites like Niagara Falls and Toronto Island.
• Engaging curriculum that reflects current events and popular culture, making learning relatable and interesting.
• Small class sizes with a maximum of 16 students, ensuring personalized attention and support.

Career Options

Completing the Junior Camp program can open doors to various career opportunities in Canada. Here are some potential job options for graduates:

• ESL Teacher: Teach English as a second language to non-native speakers in schools or language institutes.
• Tour Guide: Lead tours and provide information about local attractions, culture, and history to visitors.
• Customer Service Representative: Work in various industries, assisting customers and addressing inquiries in English.
• International Relations Coordinator: Facilitate communication and collaboration between organizations and international partners.
• Event Coordinator: Plan and organize events, utilizing strong communication skills to liaise with clients and vendors.

These roles leverage the language skills and cultural understanding gained through the Junior Camp program, making graduates valuable assets in the job market.

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