Program overview
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Last updated on 2026-09-30

Program overview

Program overview

The Summer & Winter Camps Program at SGIC is tailored for children and teens aged 13-18 who are eager to learn English while having fun. This program offers a unique opportunity for participants to forge international friendships, explore exciting tourist sites, and immerse themselves in Canadian culture. With a focus on creating a vibrant and engaging learning environment, students will enjoy a comprehensive English experience that enhances their language skills while making lasting memories.

Program structure

The Summer & Winter Camps Program spans a duration of 2 to 4 weeks, providing flexibility for students to choose their preferred length of stay. The program is divided into two main sessions:

  • Summer Camp: Available from June to August
  • Winter Camp: Available from January to March

Throughout the program, students will engage in a variety of activities designed to enhance their English language skills in a fun and interactive manner. The program emphasizes a 100% English-speaking environment, ensuring that participants are fully immersed in the language. This immersive experience is complemented by opportunities for adventure and exploration from the moment students arrive.

Featured Experiences

  • International Friendships: Build connections with peers from around the globe.
  • Adventure from Day One: Engage in exciting activities and exploration right from the start.
  • 100% English Experience: Immerse yourself in a complete English-speaking environment.

Career Options

  • ESL Teacher: Teach English as a second language to non-native speakers in various educational settings.
  • Language Tutor: Provide personalized language instruction to students of all ages, focusing on English language skills.
  • International Relations Specialist: Work in organizations that require strong communication skills and cultural understanding.
  • Travel Guide: Lead tours and provide insights about Canadian culture and language to international visitors.
  • Customer Service Representative: Utilize English language skills in roles that require interaction with diverse clientele.

 

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