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Business English
The best method of learning Business English in a confidential and efficient format to suit today's busy Business executives is with a skilled and experienced private Business English tutor. Business English for executives, managers, entrepreneurs, and business owners interested in upgrading their business English terminology, vocabulary and comprehension.

Academic Preparation
ESL in Canada provides academic preparation content and skills required for college success which includes: advanced writing; public speaking; computer literacy; computer applications and user skills; research skills; study skills; information management; time management; advanced communication skills; basic history; current events; international, national and regional economic and political news.

ESL English Language Skill Lessons

English Language Pronunciation Lessons
English language pronunciation includes all the mechanical functions and skills of language sound production and the specific word pronunciation patterns of the English language in context.

English Conversation Lessons
English Language Conversation Skills Lessons include language abilities, conversation skills, social skills, culture knowledge and non-verbal communication skills.

English Language Grammar Lessons

English language grammar includes all the technical grammar functions, word placement rules and the "language-art skills" of written language production using English language vocabulary.

English Language Writing Lessons

English Language Writing Lessons can include all of the English language grammar rules and procedures and specific writing formats, register, audience, level, purpose and style. English Language Writing Lessons can include formal, informal, slang, jargon, expressions, and texting vocabulary.

English Language Test Preparation

TOEFL, TOEIC, IELTS, Cambridge, Can Test, CAEL, and others

Group Programs

Study Tours
This Study Tour group program (for 10 to 250 participants) consists of interchangeable tours, study programs and event attendance. This allows the study tour participants maximum flexibility for price, time or location considerations.

Teacher Tour Leader Program

The teacher tour program is a combination of travel, using situations and locations to teach English and educational content.

English Immersion Camps
ESL in Canada English Immersion Camps for Corporations, NGO's and Schools in Asia, South Korea, China, Japan, Philippines, Taiwan, Thailand, India, Indonesia, Malaysia or in the USA, Canada,
Europe or South America.

English for Career Training

The ESL 100 and ESL 200 programs are designed for students interested in professional education
and careers in administration, IT, computers, health, energy and business in the English-speaking North American and global community.

Business English for Careers
Business English for Careers is for employees who require intermediate and advanced Business English to get the first promotion or take on additional administration or supervision duties.

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Highlights from the OECD Education at a Glance 2010 Report

How many students study abroad?

Over the past three decades, the number of international students has grown substantially, from 0.8 million worldwide in 1975 to 3.3 million in 2008, a more than four-fold increase. This growth has accele-rated since the late 1990s, mirroring the globalization of economies and societies.

Data on international and foreign students are based on the UOE data collection on education statistics, administered annually by the OECD. Data from the UNESCO Institute for Statistics are also included. Students are classified as "international" if they left their country of origin and moved to another country to study. Students are classified as "foreign" if they are not citizens of the country in which they are studying.

In 2008, over 3.3 million students were enrolled outside their country of citizenship, representing an increase of nearly 11% on the previous year. Just over 79% of students worldwide who study abroad do so in OECD countries. Asians account for almost 49% of all students studying abroad in the OECD area.

OECD countries attract the bulk of students who study abroad worldwide - just slightly under four out of five. A number of those students (31%) are themselves from other OECD countries: Of the total number of students studying abroad in the OECD area, 2.4% come from France 3.4% from Germany 2.1% from Japan, 4.6% from Korea and 1.8% each from Canada and the United States.

The biggest single source country is China, which accounts for 17.1% of all students -studying abroad in the OECD area (or 18.5% if Hong Kong, China is included).

Asia is the biggest source area at just under 49% of the total in OECD countries. Their presence is particularly strong in Australia, Japan and Korea, where they account for more than 75% of international and foreign students.

In the OECD area, the Asian group is followed by the Europeans, accounting for 24.5% of international and foreign students, followed by Africa with 10.1%, South -America with 5.3% and North America with 3.7%.

There are big variations between countries in the percentage of international students enrolled in their tertiary student body. In Australia, international students represent 20.6% of tertiary students; 15.5% in Austria; 12.9% in New Zealand; 14.1% in Switzerland; and 14.7% in the United Kingdom.

Why study abroad?

A recent BC survey found that when choosing a country, just over half of the students put quality of education in their top three priorities. Just over a quarter (26.3 per cent) see the reputation of a country’s universities as a key factor.

59 percent of the prospective British students said they considered quality of education the top priority – the highest rating of any destination country on that criterion.

Prospective USA students were most likely to focus on enhancing their career prospects (38 percent).

Prospective Australia or Canada students were more inclined than others to see the opportunity to work while studying as a key consideration (24 percent), while those seeking a place in Germany were most likely to mention low tuition fees as a priority (25 percent).

For additional details
http://www.oecd-ilibrary.org/sites/eag_highlights-2010-en/01/11/index.html?contentType=/ns/StatisticalPublication,/ns/Chapter&itemId=/content/chapter/eag_highlights-2010-13-en&containerItemId=/content/serial/2076264x&accessItemIds=&mimeType=text/html

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