Canada Study Travel Plan

PRE-Registration Steps

Email: eslincanada@gmail.com for additional information or help

Step 1 - Write your list of Study Goals which should include university degrees or college diplomas or training certificates or school subjects or career training licenses.

This is also a good time to talk to your existing school guidance counselor or existing mentors who have helped you succeed to this point in your life. They may suggest additional resources or counselors to help you with your future study selections.

Step 2 - Collect your existing school records, certificates, degrees and make copies. This prerequisite information is needed by most schools as part of the admission process.

Step 3 - Research which schools offer your study subject goals (pick 5 to 10) You should research the accreditation of the schools to confirm that they are real, study programs are accredited and the school is in good standing. UNESCO and government education departments list accredited schools which can be accessed by international students.

You should contact any family members or classmates who have actually attended the school or schools that you have short-listed. Ask them for accurate information about the schools, teachers, programs and value of the degree or certificate to employers.

Step 4 - Estimate your study budget - tuition, travel and living expenses. Remember to save enough money for emergencies and even a flight home if you are required to return home for a family situation.

Step 5 - Contact schools or education consultants - ask for registration information, costs, eligibility, testimonials and references. Ask about required medical tests, vaccinations and mask policies and any medical document requirements.

(yes ESL in Canada can send free school information to students who require local assistance)

School Registration Steps

Step 6 - Send a preliminary application for registration to your top 3 schools.

Step 7 - Receive registration acceptance letter(s)

Step 8 - Complete one registration form, send initial registration fees. Remember because of the many problems with ESL schools only pay fees for 1 month. You can pay the balance month by month when you arrive at the school.

Step 9 - Use Acceptance Letter to apply for and obtain student Visa

Step 10 - Receive Student Visa

(yes ESL in Canada can provide admission assistance and agency services to students)

Canada Travel Plan Steps

Step 11 - Book accommodation - student residence or school homestay or short term hostel or share apartment

Step 12 - Send secondary fees or payments to the schools (books, homestay, activities)

Step 13 - Buy travel tickets

Step 14 - Read about location, weather, customs to choose appropriate clothes

Step 15 - Read about school program to choose your study resources (ie) computers, reference books and texts

Step 16 - Read about your new city for local travel, banking, cellphones, shopping, attractions, entertainment

Step 17 - Start to pack your clothes and resources for school

Step 18 - Get ready to go!!

(yes ESL in Canada can send free travel, accommodation and lifestyle information to students who require local assistance)

To start a program or have any questions- Please email ESL in Canada

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Example: English as a Second Language Classes

The following tables list ESL English Classes, Levels and Topics.

Beginner Levels I, 2, 3, 4 = CLB Canadian Language Benchmarks 1, 2, 3, 4,
Intermediate Levels 1,2,3,4, = CLB Canadian Language Benchmarks 5, 6, 7, 8
Advanced Levels 1,2,3,4, = CLB Canadian Language Benchmarks 9, 10, 11, 12,

Levels	Reading	Listening	Writing	Pronunciation	Grammar	Vocabulary
B 1 and 2	B 1 and 2	B 1 and 2	B 1 and 2	B 1 and 2	B 1 and 2	B 1 and 2
B 3 and 4	B 3 and 4	B 3 and 4	B 3 and 4	B 3 and 4	B 3 and 4	B 3 and 4
I 1 and 2	I 1 and 2	I 1 and 2	I 1 and 2	I 1 and 2	I 1 and 2	I 1 and 2
I 3 and 4	I 3 and 4	I 3 and 4	I 3 and 4	I 3 and 4	I 3 and 4	I 3 and 4
A 1 and 2	A 1 and 2	A 1 and 2	A 1 and 2	A 1 and 2	A 1 and 2	A 1 and 2
A 3 and 4	A 3 and 4	A 3 and 4	A 3 and 4	A 3 and 4	A 3 and 4	A 3 and 4

English Vocabulary for special purpose (English for Work)

Medicine	Engineering	Dentistry	Pharmacy	Nursing	Tourism
Computers	Programming	Shipping	Web Design	Hospitality	FILM
Law	Communications	Comedy	Journalism	Music	Media
News Events	Performing Arts	Social Issues	Street Talk	Green Mgmt

English Language Test Preparation

TOEFL	TOEIC	CAEL	IELTS	TSE	PET	FCE	CAE
CPE	MELAB	GMAT	GRE	SAT	LSAT	DSAT	MSAT

Additional English study programs that you can register for:

English for Technology, Leisure Activities, personal Interests
Online English Writing Lessons, Phone English Conversation Lessons
Assertiveness, Discussion, Communication Skills
English for Academic Preparation,
Advanced English idioms, slang and expressions
creative writing
Presentations and public speaking

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EXAMPLE "STUDENT SCHOOL CONTRACT"

I declare that the information I have given on my application to study at the school is correct and accurate. I declare that I am in possession of sufficient funds to finance my full term of study at the school.

I have read and understood all of the school policies, including the dispute resolution policy, and the cancellation and refund policies, as they apply to my chosen study location at the school and agree to abide by any decisions of the school's management regarding the enforcement thereof.

I agree that the school may provide my educational records or information to my parents (if a minor) sponsoring agency or any other educational institution to which I apply.

I acknowledge and accept that during the course of my study at the school or during activity programs, I may be photographed, videotaped or audio taped and I hereby grant the school unrestricted and non-expiring permission and all rights to use or license such media for any advertising or promotional purposes that the school may deem appropriate, without any compensation whatsoever.

I understand that the school is required to share enrollment and reporting information with Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) as necessary for the purposes of the International Student Program (ISP), and consent to my information being shared with the CIC, and the Provincial Ministerial bodies designated to oversee the ISP program in British Columbia, Ontario, and Quebec.

I agree as well that the violation of any of the above conditions or if any of the information provided in this application is discovered to be false or misleading, I may be dismissed from the school without notice or recourse.

- I have read, understood and agree to be bound by the terms and conditions as stated in this student contract.

- I understand that my information may be shared as outlined in this application form.

- I have read the cancellation, grievances and refund policies specific to my chosen location of study and agree to abide by these terms.

- I agree that on acceptance of enrollment by the school, the application form will become a contract of enrollment.

- I understand that I could be expelled under the English Only Policy.

- I consent to receiving electronic messages from the school and its affiliates containing news, updates, and promotions, and I understand that I can withdraw my consent at any time.

Student name (Print)
Student signature
Parent signature (if student is underage)
Date (MM/DD/YY)
School authorized signature
Date (MM/DD/YY)
Age of Majority is 18 in Toronto, Montreal and 19 in Vancouver.

EXAMPLE "STUDENT HEALTH DECLARATION"

I declare that I will disclose to the school any contagious medical condition that I might contract prior to or during my stay at the school and I agree to disclose any pre-existing medical or health condition that may require ongoing or intermittent medical attention or that may affect my ability to fully participate in either classroom or activity programs.

I hereby authorize any doctor, EHS or medical facility to provide treatment to me if I am injured or ill whether or not I am able to provide consent. I agree and acknowledge that the school may collect personal information including medical information as a result of this application and/or my time at the school and acknowledge that this information will only be used in the course of the provision of educational, ancillary and medical services either directly or indirectly and for no other purposes.

I agree to save and hold harmless, the school its agents, employees, homestay families and assigns for any loss, damage or injury which may occur to me or my property and hereby permanently waive all claims for loss, damage or injury resulting or arising from my term of attendance at the school.

Student name (Print)
Student signature
Parent signature (if student is underage*)
Date (MM/DD/YY)
School authorized signature
Date (MM/DD/YY)
Age of Majority is 18 in Toronto, Montreal and 19 in Vancouver.

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Example: High School Curriculum Departments

The Arts - Business Studies - Canadian and World Studies - Classical and International Languages - Computer Studies - English - English As a Second Language and English Literacy Development - French As a Second Language - Guidance and Career Education - Health and Physical Education - Interdisciplinary Studies - Mathematics - Native Languages - Native Studies - Program Planning and Assessment - Science - Social Sciences and Humanities - Technological Education -

Example list of High School Subjects available to Study 

The Arts

ADA4O Dramatic Arts - Codes - ADA1O -ADA2O -ADA3M - ADA3O -ADA4M
Options for grades 9-12: ADD-Dramatic Arts Production - ADC-Drama in the Community - ADB-Dramatic Arts Music Theatre - ADV Dramatic Arts Film/Video
Options for grades 11-12: ADF Director's Craft - ADG Dramatic Arts Acting - ADP Dramatic Arts - Theatre Development - ADT Dramatic Arts - Canadian Theatre

Codes - ALC1O Comprehensive Arts AMU1O -AMU2O -AMU3M -AMU3O - AMU4M
Options for grades 9-12: AMB Instrumental Music - Brass -AMC Music for Creating -AMD Electronic Music AME Small Ensemble -AMG Guitar Music -AMH Stage-Band Music -AMI Instrumental Music Band - AMJ Vocal Jazz -AMK Keyboard Music -AMM Music and Computers -AMO Instrumental Music Orchestra - AMP Instrumental Music Percussion -AMQ Steel Drum Music -AMR Repertoire -AMS Instrumental Music Strings - AMT Music Theatre -AMV Music Vocal/Choral -AMW Music Woodwinds

AEA4O Exploring the Arts - Codes - ATC1O -ATC2O -ATC3M -ATC3O -ATC4M
Options for grades 9-12: ATB Dance - Ballet ATD Dance - Composition ATE Dance - Northern European/Asian ATF Dance - African ATG Dance - English/Irish/Scottish ATH Dance - History Development ATI Dance - Indian/South Central Asian ATJ Dance - Jazz ATK Dance - Caribbean ATL Dance - Central and South American ATM Dance - Modern ATN Dance - Native (North American) ATO Dance - Pacific Rim/Asian ATP Dance - Performance Practice ATR Dance - Ballroom ATS Dance - Social and Contemporay ATT Dance - Tap ATU Dance - Music Theatre ATW Dance - Mediterranean/Middle Eastern ATX Dance - French

Visual Arts -codes - AVI1O -AVI2O -AVI3M - AVI3O - AVI4M Visual Arts
Options for grades 9-12: AWA Visual Arts - Crafts General -AWB Visual Arts - Textiles -AWC Visual Arts - Ceramics - AWD Visual Arts - Applied Design -AWE Visual Arts - Information/Consumer Design -AWF Visual Arts - Industrial Design - AWG Visual Arts - Environmental Design -AWH Visual Arts - Interior Design -AWI Visual Arts - Fashion Design - AWJ Visual Arts - Stage Design -AWK Visual Arts - Illustration -AWL Visual Arts - Drawing - AWM Visual Arts - Drawing and Painting -AWN Visual Arts - Painting -AWO Visual Arts - Printmaking - AWP Visual Arts - Sculpture -AWQ Visual Arts - Photography -AWR Visual Arts - Film/Video - AWS Visual Arts - Computer -AWT Visual Arts - Non-Traditional -AWU Visual Arts - Art History

Business Studies

BBI2O Introduction to Business - BTT2O Introduction to Information Technology in Business - BAF3M Introduction to Financial Accounting - BAI3E Introduction to Accounting - BAT4M Principles of Financial Accounting -BAN4E Accounting for a Small Business - BBB4M Introduction to International Business - BBB4E Introduction to International Business - BDI3C Introduction to Entrepreneurial Studies - BDP3O The Enterprising Person - BDV4C Entrepreneurial Studies: Venture Planning - BMI3C Introduction to Marketing - BMX3E Introduction to Retail and Services Marketing - BOH4M Organizational Studies: Organizational Behaviour and Human Resources - BOG4E Organizational Studies: Managing a Small Business - BTA3O Information Technology Applications in Business - BTX4C Information Technology in Business - BTX4E Information Technology in Business

Canadian and World Studies

CGC1D Geography of Canada - CGC1P Geography of Canada CGD3M The Americas: Geography Patterns and Issues - CGF3M Physical Geography: Patterns, Processes, and Interactions - CGT3E Geographics: The Geographer's Toolkit - CGG3O Regional Geography: Travel and Tourism - CGW4U Canadian and World Issues: A Geographic Analysis - CGU4U World Geography: Human Patterns and Interactions - CGR4M The Environment and Resource Management - CGO4M Geomatics: Geotechnologies in Action - CGU4C World Geography: Urban Patterns and Interactions - CGR4E Environment and Resource Management - CHC2D Canadian History in the 20th century - CHC2P Canadian History in the 20th century - CHV2O Civics (0.5 credit) - CHA3U American History - CHW3M World History to the Sixteenth Century - CHH3C Canadian History and Politics Since 1945 - CHH3E Canadian History and Politics Since 1945 - CHT3O Twentieth-Century History: Global and Regional Perspectives - CHI4U Canada: History, Identity, and Culture - CHY4U World History: The West and the World - CHY4C World History: The West and the World - CHM4E Adventures in World History - CIE3M The Individual and the Economy - CIC3E Making Economic Choices - CIA4U Analysing Current Economic Issues - CLU3M Understanding Canadian Law -CLU3E Understanding Canadian Law - CLN4U Canadian and International Law - CPC3O Canadian Politics and Citizenship - CPW4U Canadian and World Politics

English

ELS3O Literacy Skills: Reading and Writing - EMS3O Media Studies - EPS3O Presentation and Speaking Skills - ETC3M Canadian Literature - EBT4O Communication in the World of Business and Technology - ETS4U Studies in Literature - ETS4C Studies in Literature - EWC4U The Writer's Craft - EWC4C The Writer's Craft

English Literacy Development

ELDAO Beginning Literacy - ELDBO Basic Literacy Skills - ELDCO Literacy in Daily Life - ELDDO Literacy for School and Work - OLC4O Ontario Secondary School Literacy Course

English As Second Language

ESLAO Beginning Communication in English - ESLBO English in Daily Life - ESLCO English for School and Work - ESLDO Study Skills in English - ESLEO Bridge to English

Guidance and Career Education

GLE1O Learning Strategies: Skills for Success in Secondary Schools - GLE2O Learning Strategies - GLE3O Advanced Learning Strategies: Skills for Success After Secondary Schools - GLE4O Advanced Learning Strategies: Skills for Success After Secondary Schools

Health and Physical Education

Codes -PPL1O -PPL2O PPL3O PPL4O Healthy Active Living Education PSE4U Exercise Science - PLF4C Recreation and Fitness Leadership - PPZ3O Health for Life
Options for grades 9-12: PAF Personal and Fitness Activities - PAL Large Group Activities - PAI Individual and Small Group Activities - PAQ Aquatics - PAR Rhythm and Movement - PAD Outdoor Activities

Classical Languages

LVGAD Ancient Greek - LVGBU Ancient Greek - LVGCU Ancient Greek - LVLAD Latin - LVLBU Latin - LVLCU Latin - LVV4U Classical Civilization

International Languages

LBA Albanian -LBL Albanian -LYA Arabic -LYB Arabic -LYR Armenian -LYM Armenian -LDA Ashanti -LDH Ashanti - LYS Assyrian -LYY Assyrian -LPB Bahasa Malaysian -LPC Bahasa Malaysian -LIB Bengali -LIN Bengali -LBO Bosnian - LBP Bosnian -LBB Bulgarian -LBU Bulgarian -LKC Cantonese -LKD Cantonese -LBC Croatian -LBD Croatian LRC Czech -LRT Czech -LLD Danish -LLA Danish -LYD Dari -LYE Dari -LDD Dinka -LDK Dinka -LWD Dutch -LWH Dutch - LLE Estonian -LLH Estonian -LYF Farsi -LYG Farsi -LLF Finnish -LLG Finnish -LWC Gaelic -LWF Gaelic -LWG German - LWA German -LBG Greek -LBH Greek -LIG Gujarati -LIJ Gujarati -LCC Haitian-Creole -LCD Haitian-Creole -LYH Hebrew - LYI Hebrew -LIH Hindi -LII Hindi -LPH Hmong -LPG Hmong -LRH Hungarian -LRG Hungarian -LDI Ibo -LDE Ibo - LLI Icelandic -LLC Icelandic -LWI Italian -LWJ Italian -LKJ Japanese -LKI Japanese -LPK Khmer -LPF Khmer - LKK Korean -LKO Korean -LYK Kurdish -LYL Kurdish -LPL Lao -LPA Lao -LLL Latvian -LLV Latvian -LIL Lisane Dawat - LID Lisane Dawat -LLT Lithuanian -LLU Lithuanian -LBM Macedonian -LBN Macedonian -LIA Malayalam -LIY Malayalam - LBJ Maltese -LBK Maltese -LIM Marathi -LIR Marathi -LPM Mien -LPE Mien -LKN Nepali -LKP Nepali -LLN Norwegian - LLO Norwegian -LPP Pilipino -LPQ Pilipino -LRP Polish -LRQ Polish -LWP Portuguese -LWO Portuguese -LIP Punjabi - LIQ Punjabi -LYP Pushtu -LYQ Pushtu -LRO Romanian -LRM Romanian -LRR Russian -LRZ Russian -LBS Serbian -LBE Serbian - LBR Serbo-Croatian -LBX Serbo-Croatian -LKB Simplified Chinese -LKE Simplified Chinese -LIS Sinhalese -LIC Sinhalese - LRS Slovak -LRL Slovak -LBV Slovenian -LBW Slovenian -LDM Somali -LDL Somali -LWS Spanish -LWE Spanish -LDS Swahili - LDW Swahili -LLS Swedish -LLW Swedish -LDT Tamazight -LDZ Tamazight -LIT Tamil -LIK Tamil -LIE Telugu -LIF Telugu - LPT Thai -LPU Thai -LKM Traditional Chinese (Mandarin) -LKA Traditional Chinese (Mandarin) -LYT Turkish -LYU Turkish - LRU Ukrainian -LRW Ukrainian -LIU Urdu -LIO Urdu -LPV Vietnamese -LPW Vietnamese -LWY Yiddish -LWW Yiddish -LDY Yoruba - LDO Yoruba

Mathematics

MHF4U Advanced Functions - MCB4U Advanced Functions and Introductory Calculus - MCV4U Calculus and Vectors - MCF3M Functions - MCR3U Functions and Relations - MPM1D Principles of Mathematics - MFM1P Foundations of Mathematics - MPM1H Mathematics Transfer, Grade 9, Applied to Academic - MPM2D Principles of Mathematics - MFM2P Foundations of Mathematics - MAP4C College and Apprenticeship Mathematics - MBF3C Mathematics of Personal Finance - MCT4C Mathematics for College Technology - MDM4U Mathematics of Data Management - MEL3E Mathematics for Everyday Life - MEL4E Mathematics for Everyday Life - MGA4U Geometry and Discrete Mathematics

Science

SBI3U Biology - SBI3C Biology - SBI4U Biology - SCH3U Chemistry - SCH4U Chemistry - SCH4C Chemistry - SPH3U Physics - SPH4U Physics - SPH4C Physics - SES4U Earth and Space Science

Social Sciences and the Humanities

HFN1O or HFN2O Food and Nutrition - HFA4M Food and Nutrition Sciences - HIF1O or HIF2O Individual and Family Living - HHG4M Issues in Human Growth and Development - HHS4M Individuals and Families in a Diverse Society - HIP3E Managing Personal Resources - HIR3C Managing Personal and Family Resources - HLS3O Living Spaces and Shelter - HNC3O Fashion and Creative Expression - HNB4O The Fashion Industry - HPC3O Parenting - HPD4E Parenting and Human Development - HPW3C Living and Working with Children - HSP3M Introduction to Anthropology, Psychology, and Sociology - HSB4M Challenge and Change in Society - HZB3O Philosophy: The Big Questions - HZT4U Philosophy: Questions and Theories - HRE1O Religious Education - HRE2O Religious Education

Technological Education

TCJ Construction Technology - TDJ Technological Design - TFJ Hospitality and Tourism Technology - TGJ Communications Technology - TMJ Manufacturing Technology - TPJ Health and Personal Services Technology - TTJ Transportation Technology

Computer Studies

TIK2O Computer and Information Science - TEE2O Computer Engineering Technology - ICE3M Computer Engineering - ICE3E Computer Engineering - ICE4M Computer Engineering - ICE4E Computer Engineering - ICS3M Computer and Information Science - ICS4M Computer and Information Science