| Programs and
Services for Immigrants
Education and Training Programs
English and French as a Second Language
English as a Second Language
(ESL) and French as a Second Language (FSL) programs
at colleges and institutes offer full-time and part-time
instruction to students whose first language is not English
or French. In most cases, the length of time students
spend in English or French language training is not pre-determined
and students continue until their goals are reached. ESL
and FSL classes emphasize language skills which will help
students function in Canadian society and achieve their
personal educational and work related goals.
English for Academic Purposes
(EAP) and French for Academic Purposes (FAP)
programs and courses are most appropriate for intermediate
and advanced ESL and FSL students. These programs and
courses are designed to help ESL and FSL students increase
their English or French language skills so they can meet
their academic goals for entry into career/technical,
university transfer or degree programs at Canadian post-secondary
institutions. These programs develop English or French
speaking, listening, reading and writing skills to the
level needed to succeed in post-secondary education in
Canada.
The ESL/FSL and EAP/FAP programs
offered at colleges and institutes differ from one province
to another. It is recommended that potential students
consult the individual websites of the 71 colleges and
institutes that offer these types of programs.
English as a Second Language and English for
Academic Purposes Programs
British Columbia
Camosun
College, Victoria
Capilano
College, Vancouver
University
College of the Cariboo, Kamloops
Columbia
College, Vancouver
Douglas
College, New Westminster
University College
of the Fraser Valley, Abbotsford
Kwantlen University
College, Surrey
Langara
College, Vancouver
Malaspina
University College, Nanaimo
College
of New Caledonia, Prince George
North Island
College, Courtenay
Northern
Lights College, Dawson Creek
Northwest
Community College, Terrace
Okanagan
University College, Kelowna
College
of the Rockies, Cranbrook
Selkirk
College, Castlegar
Vancouver Community
College, Vancouver
Yukon
Yukon
College, Whitehorse
Alberta
Bow
Valley College, Calgary
Grande
Prairie Regional College, Grande Prairie
Grant
MacEwan College, Edmonton
Keyano
College, Fort McMurray
Lakeland
College, Vermilion
Lethbridge
Community College, Lethbridge
Medicine
Hat College, Medicine Hat
Mount
Royal College, Calgary
Norquest
College, Edmonton
Northern Alberta
Institute of Technology, Edmonton
Olds
College, Olds
Saskatchewan
Cypress
Hills Regional College, Swift Current
Saskatchewan
Institute of Applied Science and Technology, Saskatoon,
Regina
Manitoba
Red
River College, Winnipeg
Ontario
Algonquin
College, Ottawa
Canadore
College, North Bay
Centennial
College, Toronto
Conestoga
College, Kitchener
Confederation
College, Thunder Bay
Durham
College, Oshawa
Fanshawe College,
London
George
Brown College, Toronto
Georgian
College, Barrie
Humber
College Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning,
Toronto
Lambton
College, Sarnia
Mohawk
College, Hamilton
Niagara
College, Welland
Northern
College, Timmins
St.
Clair College, Windsor
St.
Lawrence College, Kingston
Seneca
College, Toronto
Sheridan
College Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning,
Toronto
Fleming College, Peterborough
Québec
Heritage
College, Gatineau
John
Abbott College, Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue
Vanier
College, St-Laurent
Newfoundland
College
of the North Atlantic, St. John’s
Prince Edward Island
Holland
College, Charlottetown
French as a Second Language and French for Academic
Purposes Programs
Ontario
La
Cité collégiale, Ottawa
Northern
College, Timmins
Quebec
Cégep
André-Laurendeau, Montréal
Collège
de Bois-de-Boulogne, Montréal
Dawson
College, Montréal (Adobe
PDF Version)
Heritage
College, Gatineau
John
Abbott College, Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue
Collège
de Maisonneuve, Montréal
Cégep
Marie-Victorin, Montréal
Collège
Mérici, Québec
Cégep
régional de Lanaudière, Repentigny
Cégep
de Rivière-du-Loup, Rivière-du-Loup
Cégep
de Saint-Laurent, St-Laurent
Cégep
du Vieux-Montréal, Montréal
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