ESL Foundation Pathway (One Term)

Program Overview

The ESL Foundation Program (One Term) is designed to enhance English proficiency in reading, writing, listening, and speaking. This program is perfect for students aiming to achieve their educational goals in a supportive environment. With a focus on small class sizes, students will engage in 20-25 hours of classroom activities each week. Upon successful completion, students can transition into their undergraduate programs with the opportunity to earn up to three credits toward their degree.

Program Structure

The ESL Foundation Program (One Term) spans a duration of 16 weeks. The program is structured to accommodate students based on their English proficiency scores, ensuring that each student receives the appropriate level of instruction. Key features of the program include:

• Blended delivery format, combining in-person and virtual classes.
• Classes held in the heart of downtown Toronto, adhering to public health protocols.
• Global curriculum aligned with the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
• Supportive learning environment with small class sizes for personalized attention.

Students can expect to participate in various activities that enhance their learning experience and prepare them for their future studies.

Featured Experiences

• Blended delivery format allows for both in-person and virtual learning.
• Engagement with a global curriculum that connects real-world problems to academic themes.
• Access to peer-to-peer mentoring programs and various events throughout the ESL studies.
• Opportunity to earn credits that can be applied to undergraduate programs.
• Supportive environment with experienced instructors who provide individual attention.

Career Options

Graduates of the ESL Foundation Program can pursue a variety of career paths in Canada, including:

• ESL Teacher: Teach English as a second language to non-native speakers in schools or language institutes.
• International Student Advisor: Assist international students in navigating their educational journey and adapting to a new culture.
• Curriculum Developer: Design educational materials and programs for language learning institutions.
• Language Assessment Specialist: Evaluate and assess language proficiency for educational institutions or testing organizations.
• Communications Coordinator: Manage communication strategies for organizations, focusing on multicultural and multilingual audiences.

These roles leverage the skills and knowledge gained through the ESL Foundation Program, preparing graduates for successful careers in diverse fields.

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