

Adult Survival English Class
Suitable for the crowd : students who have a certain English foundation and want to be able to communicate in English independently in daily life
SES arrangements: Every Monday, Wednesday, 2.5 hours each lesson

90-day vocabulary and grammar leap class
Suitable for the crowd : students with weak English foundation, low vocabulary, and lack of grammar knowledge
SES arrangements: Every Tuesday, Thursday and two hours each lesson

Adult Survival English Class
Suitable for the crowd : students who have a certain English foundation and want to be able to communicate in English independently in daily life
SES arrangements: Every Monday, Wednesday, 2.5 hours each lesson

90-day vocabulary and grammar leap class
Suitable for the crowd : students with weak English foundation, low vocabulary, and lack of grammar knowledge
SES arrangements: Every Tuesday, Thursday and two hours each lesson

ESL Basic Class A
Suitable for the crowd : students who have a certain English foundation and want to be able to communicate in English independently in daily life
SES arrangements: Every Monday, Wednesday, 2.5 hours each lesson

ESL breaks through Class B
Suitable for the crowd : students with weak English foundation, low vocabulary, and lack of grammar knowledge
SES arrangements: Every Tuesday, Thursday and two hours each lesson



ESL/ELL skip course
ESL (English as a Second Language) refers to English as a Second Language courses, mainly for students whose mother tongue is not English. Generally speaking, according to the level of English proficiency, ESL courses in Canadian high schools are divided into five levels from low (level 1) to high (level 5). Students who have reached ESL Level 5 have language proficiency close to that of native English speakers, with no major problems in listening, speaking, reading, and writing.
Reflects the importance of ESL courses for non-English speaking students only after the adoption of the appropriate level of ESL exam to be eligible to learn the local high school English curriculum. ESL courses are based on the syllabus of Canadian public schools, so that non-native English students can reach the same level of Canadian high school students in terms of English listening, speaking, reading, and writing, and promote the rapid integration of non-English speaking students with Canadian university courses.

ESL/ELL Basic Class A
For the crowd:
Students who have reached ESL1~ESL2 level in the ESL placement test (or the school’s ESL admission test) by the Education Bureau

ESL/ELL breaks through Class B
Suitable for the crowd :
Students who have reached ESL3~ESL4 level in the ESL placement test (or the school’s ESL admission test) of the Education Bureau
课程/Course | 校区/Campus | 时间/Time | 任课老师/Teacher |
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ESL 1对1 VIP课程 | Richmond/Vancouver/Surrey | 需预约 | 需预约 |
