English Language Program

Program overview

The English Language Program at Mount Allison is designed specifically for students from non-English backgrounds who wish to prepare for their post-secondary studies. This program serves as a pathway, helping students meet the English proficiency requirements necessary for admission to Mount Allison or the New Brunswick Community College (NBCC). Through a combination of language, academic, and cultural immersion, students will gain the skills needed to succeed in their academic pursuits.

Program structure

The English Language Program is structured to provide a comprehensive learning experience over a 12-week period. The program runs from May 26 to August 15, 2025, and is delivered online, allowing students to participate from anywhere with a stable internet connection. Key features of the program include:

• Level-specific English and academic skills classes
• Lessons on the history, culture, and geography of Atlantic Canada
• A guest speaker series to introduce students to available services and supports
• Career development skills to prepare students for job opportunities

Students who have already met the university's admission requirements can also enroll in this program to further enhance their language and academic skills.

Featured Experiences

The English Language Program offers several unique experiences that enrich the learning journey:

• Online delivery allows for flexible participation from anywhere.
• Interactive guest speaker series featuring local organizations and services.
• Focus on cultural immersion, providing insights into Atlantic Canada.
• Career development sessions aimed at enhancing job readiness.

These experiences are designed to not only improve language skills but also to prepare students for their future academic and professional endeavors.

Career Options

Graduates of the English Language Program can pursue various career opportunities in Canada, including:

• Language Instructor: Teach English as a second language to non-native speakers in schools or private institutions.
• Academic Advisor: Assist students in navigating their educational paths and provide guidance on academic requirements.
• International Relations Specialist: Work with organizations to foster relationships and communication between different cultures.
• Community Outreach Coordinator: Develop programs that engage non-English speaking communities and promote inclusivity.
• Content Writer/Editor: Create and edit educational materials, articles, and resources for language learners.

These roles leverage the skills acquired during the program, enabling graduates to contribute effectively in diverse environments.

DISCLAIMER: The information above is subject to change. For the latest updates, please contact LOA Portal's advisors.