2009 IEP Brochure

Table of ContentsToronto, Canada page 2

University of Toronto page 4

Youth English Programs page 5

Adult English Programs page 11

Customized English Programs page 19

One of the world’s most multicultural cities.

Population of over 5 million—Canada’s largest city

Over 100 languages spoken by Toronto residents

One of North America’s safest and cleanest cities

Page 2 | Toronto, Canada

IntroductionNew College, University of Toronto offers students the opportunity to take part in a variety of exciting and challenging

International English Programs. The Programs provide customized educational and cultural experiences to students of all

English abilities, from beginner to academic level.

Throughout the Programs, students are immersed in an English environment that provides opportunities to explore Canadian

culture while improving their English and academic skills at Canada’s premier university.

Toronto, CanadaWith a population of over 5 million people, Toronto is Canada’s largest city

and has a reputation as the safest and cleanest major city in North America.

It is consistently ranked as one of the top ten cities in the world in which

to live and work.

Toronto’s multicultural population, which consists of over 100 language

groups, makes it one of the most ethnically diverse cities in the world. From

“Little Italy” to “Chinatown”, Toronto’s diverse ethnic fabric offers visitors a

unique international experience.

Toronto’s scenic location on the northern shore of Lake Ontario is an ideal

point of departure for visits to other destinations including Niagara Falls, New

York City, Montreal, Ottawa, and Quebec City.

Toronto, Canada | Page 3

Page 4 | University of Toronto

University of TorontoOver the past 180 years, the University of Toronto has established itself as a

world class research institution with 17 schools and faculties, 13 teaching

hospitals, 19 graduate institutions, and 75 PhD programs. Its accomplished

alumni include four Canadian Prime Ministers and six Nobel Prize winners.

With an annual enrollment of over 70 000 students, including more than

6000 international students, the University is Canada’s largest educational

institution and continues to be the nation’s leader in higher learning and

research. The University of Toronto is consistently ranked as one of the top

25 universities in the world.

Founded in 1827

Canada’s premier university

Six Nobel Prize winning graduates

World class research institution

One of the top 25 universities in the world

YouthEnglish

Programs

Page 6 | Youth English Programs

Youth English Programs

General English Program (GEP)Age: 12–14 (Junior), 15–18 (Senior)

Program Length: 3 or 4 Weeks

English Classes: 15 Hours / Week

English Levels: Beginner to Advanced

The General English Program offers daily classes led by professional English teachers that develop all aspects of students’

English abilities. Specifically, classes focus on improving students’ speaking and listening skills through a variety of

communicative activities. Classes also provide students with the opportunity to learn about the cultural sites and historical

places that they will visit while exploring Toronto and experiencing Canadian culture. At the end of the Program, students

receive a personalized evaluation and a certificate of course completion from New College, University of Toronto.

Intensive English Program (IEP)Age: 12–14 (Junior), 15–18 (Senior)

Program Length: 4 Weeks

English Classes: 30 Hours / Week

English Levels: Intermediate to Advanced

The Intensive English Program is a comprehensive course aimed at intermediate and advanced students who want to develop their

English abilities in a focused academic environment. Students improve their speaking and listening skills through a variety of

communicative activities and benefit from an increased focus on conversation, vocabulary expansion, critical reading, and effective

writing skills. With six hours of class each day, students in the Intensive English Program can expect a significant improvement in

their English language abilities. At the end of the Program, students receive a personalized evaluation and a certificate of course

completion from New College, University of Toronto.

TOEFL and Academic Preparation Program (TAPP)Age: 15–18 (Senior)

Program Length: 4 Weeks

Academic Content: 30 Hours / Week

English Levels: High Intermediate to Advanced

The TOEFL and Academic Preparation Program focuses on developing the skills

that are essential for success at an English language university and preparing

students for the TOEFL iBT Test. Students focus on critical reading, oral

presentations, essay writing, and research skills through a combination of

classroom learning and research at the University of Toronto’s libraries. In addition

to regular classroom instruction and TOEFL preparation, students are provided

with critical feedback and academic support through daily one-to-one meetings

with their teacher. At the end of the Program, students receive a certificate of

course completion from New College, University of Toronto and their score on the

TOEFL iBT Complete Practice Test.

Enjoy small class sizes

Practice speaking English

Learn from certified native speaking teachers

Meet students from around the world

Master the TOEFL Test

Youth English Programs | Page 7


Youth English Programs | Page 9

Cultural ActivitiesWhen students are not attending class, they participate in activities that

provide an introduction to Canada’s distinct culture and way of life. The

itinerary offers a full range of afternoon activities, evening events, and

weekend trips that allow students to explore Toronto while improving their

conversational English and making new friends from around the world. Cultural

activities are led by enthusiastic Canadian university students who act

as guides and ensure the safety of all students.

Afternoon Activities, which are only offered to students in the General

English Program, include visits to historic and cultural sites mixed with

opportunities to participate in a variety of sporting activities and shop

in the city’s trendiest districts.

Evening Activities offer students the opportunity to visit many of Toronto’s

most popular destinations including the Rogers Centre for a professional

baseball game, the Art Gallery of Ontario, the Royal Ontario Museum,

the Toronto Harbourfront, and the world’s tallest freestanding structure—

the CN Tower. Students also enjoy interactive events such as Disco Bowling,

Karaoke, Talent Night, and a boat cruise on Lake Ontario.

Weekend Trips allow students to relax and enjoy Canada’s culture

and geography with trips to Toronto’s Centre Island, Canada’s Wonderland—

one of North America’s premier amusement parks, and an unforgettable boat

ride to the base of Niagara Falls.

Explore Toronto

Experience Niagara Falls

Climb the world’s tallest building

Shop in Toronto’s trendiest districts

Make friends from around the world


New College Residence Students live in the New College Residences which provide a safe and secure environment on the University of Toronto’s

downtown campus. The dormitory style living facilities offer each student a comfortable and air-conditioned single room with

high-speed internet access. Students living in residence have the unique opportunity to learn about different cultures, live with

classmates from around the world, and practice communicating in English.

FoodThe newly renovated Audrey Taylor Dining Hall provides students with a comfortable dining area to enjoy the “all you can eat”

menu. Students can watch as professional chefs prepare their delicious daily entrées in a unique “display style cooking”

kitchen.

“All Inclusive” Program Fee:The Youth English Programs are only offered as “All-Inclusive Packages” that include:

• Airport Pick-Up and Drop-Off

• 3 Meals / Day

• English Classes and Materials

• Afternoon and/or Evening Events

• Supervision

• Weekend Trips

• Transportation

• Health Insurance

• Accommodation

Single rooms with air conditioning

High speed internet access in each room

Buffet style, “all you can eat” meals

Great location in downtown Toronto

AdultEnglish

Programs

Page 12 | Adult English Programs

Adult English Programs | Page 13

Adult English Programs

Core Courses (Mornings)

English Foundations Course (EFC) Age: 19+ Years of Age

Course Length: 4 or 8 Weeks

Classes: 15 Hours / Week (Mornings)


The English Foundations Course offers daily classes led by professional English teachers that develop all aspects of students’

English abilities. Classes focus on improving students’ speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills through a variety of

communicative activities including oral presentations, group discussions, writing assignments, and conversation classes. At the

end of the course, students receive a personalized evaluation and a certificate of course completion from New College,

University of Toronto.

Business Foundations Course (BFC) Age: 19+ Years of Age




The Business Foundations Course is designed for students who use English in business and professional contexts. Classes prepare

students for the demands of the global business world by focusing on verbal and written communication. Students explore a

variety of communication skills including introductions, conversation strategies, negotiations, participating in meetings, making

presentations, improving grammatical accuracy, writing effective emails, and using appropriate tone in business correspondence.

At the end of the course, students receive a personalized evaluation and a certificate of course completion from New College,

University of Toronto.

Academic Foundations Course (AFC) Age: 19+ Years of Age



English Levels: High-Intermediate to Advanced

The Academic Foundation Course is designed for advanced students who would like to study in a challenging environment and

develop the skills that are essential for success at an English language university. Students focus on critical reading, oral

presentations, seminar discussion, note taking, essay writing, and research skills through a combination of classroom learning

and research at the University of Toronto’s libraries. At the end of the course, students receive a personalized evaluation and a

certificate of course completion from New College, University of Toronto.


Elective Courses (Afternoons)

Speaking + Pronunciation Course (SPC)Age: 19+ Years of Age


Classes: 10 Hours / Week (Afternoons)


The Speaking and Pronunciation Course uses a wide variety of classroom activities to improve each student’s ability to

communicate in English. Specifically, classes concentrate on developing students’ pronunciation, listening, and conversation skills.

Students also practice delivering oral presentations and participating in group discussions and debates. At the end of the course,

students receive a personalized evaluation and a certificate of course completion from New College, University of Toronto.

TOEIC Preparation Course (TCPC)Age: 19+ Years of Age




The TOEIC Preparation Course is designed for intermediate and advanced students who use English in professional contexts and

want to take the TOEIC Test during their stay at the University of Toronto. Throughout the course, students learn test taking

strategies and develop the skills that are necessary to be successful on the TOEIC Test. At the end of the course, students take the

official TOEIC Test at New College, University of Toronto, an ETS certified TOEIC testing site, and receive an official TOEIC Certificate

with their test scores.

TOEFL Preparation Course (TFPC)Age: 19+ Years of Age




The TOEFL Preparation Course is designed for intermediate and advanced students who plan to study in an English speaking country

and want to prepare for the TOEFL iBT Test during their stay at the University of Toronto. Throughout the course, students learn test

taking strategies and develop the skills that are necessary to be successful on the TOEFL iBT Test. At the end of the course, students

take the TOEFL iBT Complete Practice Test and receive their practice test scores.

Enjoy small class sizes

Practice speaking English


Meet students from around the world

Master the TOEIC and TOEFL Test




Cultural ActivitiesA variety of afternoon activities, evening events and weekend trips, organized by International English Programs staff, provide

an ideal introduction to the city of Toronto and Canada’s distinct culture. From Toronto’s many distinguished art galleries and

museums, to its fashionable shopping districts and eclectic nightlife, the city’s diversity makes Toronto an ideal destination for

international visitors.

Afternoon and Evening Events include opportunities to attend world-class theatrical and musical performances, explore

Toronto’s vibrant ethnic neighborhoods and shop in the city’s trendiest areas.

Students also experience some of Toronto’s most popular events including an outdoor cultural festival at Toronto’s Harbourfront

Centre, a professional baseball game at the Rogers Centre, horse racing at Woodbine Racetrack, and a trip to the top of the

world’s tallest freestanding structure—the CN Tower.

Weekend Trips allow students to relax and enjoy Canada’s culture and geography with a trip to Toronto’s Centre Island; a visit to

“Niagara-on-the-Lake”—a beautiful historic town in Canada’s premier wine producing region; and an unforgettable boat ride to

the base of Niagara Falls.

Students are also encouraged to join guided tours of French Canada and New York City. The French Canada Tour explores the

cradle of French civilization in North America through visits to Montreal and Quebec City, while the New York City Tour offers a

distinctly American experience that includes trips to Broadway, Central Park, Times Square, SoHo, Greenwich Village, Fifth

Avenue, and the Empire State Building.

Experience Niagara Falls

Shop in Toronto’s trendiest districts

Explore Toronto's eclectic nightlife

Visit Montreal, Quebec City, New York City


Accommodation During the summer months, students can live in the safe and secure environment of the dormitory-style New College Residence

on the University of Toronto’s downtown campus. The residence is located in the centre of Toronto, walking distance from most

of Toronto’s major tourist attractions. Each student is offered a comfortable and air-conditioned single room with high-speed

internet access. Living in residence provides students with a unique opportunity to learn about different cultures, live with their

classmates from around the world, and practice speaking English.

FoodThe newly renovated Audrey Taylor Dining Hall in New College provides students with a comfortable dining area to enjoy the

“all-you-can-eat” menu for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Students can watch as professional chefs prepare their delicious daily

entrées in a unique “display style cooking” kitchen.

Program Fees:The International English Programs fees are divided as follows:

Mandatory

• English Classes

Optional

• Airport Service

• Food

• Accommodation

• Health Insurance

• Afternoon Activities

• Evening Events

• Weekend Trips

Single rooms with air conditioning

High speed internet access in each room

Buffet style, “all you can eat” meals

Great location in downtown Toronto

CustomizedEnglish

Programs

Page 20 | Customized English Programs

Customized English Programs

Customized English Programs are developed to meet the specific educational and lifestyle

needs of a wide variety of international groups including English language teachers,

prospective immigrants, high school students, undergraduate and graduate students, industry

and health professionals, executives, and businesspersons.

Academic Content Program Length: 2–12 weeks

Academic Content: Individually Developed

Minimum Group Size: 25 students

Each Program’s academic content is individually designed to address the group’s unique

professional and educational contexts. Students develop their overall English abilities with a

strong concentration on industry-specific language and communication skills. From academic

enrichment to training for professional practice, the Customized English Programs allow groups to

improve their English in a relevant and exclusive environment.

Accommodation The city of Toronto offers international travelers a wide variety of choices for accommodation.

From the prestige of five star hotels to the intimate experience of homestays with Canadian

families, groups taking part in a Customized English Program will find a living situation that

complements their needs.

Cultural ActivitiesA unique cultural activities schedule is developed for each Customized English Program.

Events may include a variety of afternoon visits, evening events, and weekend trips that are

organized by International English Programs staff.

Toronto offers visitors world-class theatrical and musical performances, distinguished art

galleries and museums, North America’s third largest stock exchange, major professional

sports franchises, vibrant ethnic neighbourhoods, trendy shopping districts, an eclectic

nightlife, the world’s tallest freestanding structure—the CN Tower, and Niagara Falls.

In addition to events around Toronto, groups are encouraged to take trips to other

destinations that are close to Toronto including Montreal, Ottawa, and Quebec City,

and New York City.

Enjoy exclusive academic content

Choose from flexible living arrangements


Explore the city of Toronto

Visit Montreal, Ottawa, Quebec City, New York

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