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12 Week Intensive English: July 2 – Sept. 5 (new in 2019!); Sept. 9 – Dec. 4, 2019; Jan. 6 – April 1, 2020; April 6 – June 30, 2020
14-24 Week Study Sets: July 29 – Dec. 4; Sept. 9 – Dec. 13, 2019
Monthly English: Sept. 3 – 27; Sept. 30 – Oct. 25; Oct. 28 – Nov. 22; Dec. 2 – 20, 2019; Jan. 6 – 31, 2020; Feb. 3 – 28, 2020; March 2 – 27, 2020
Summer Language and Culture: May 27 – June 28; July 2 – 26; July 8 – Aug. 16; July 29 – Aug. 23; Aug. 6 – 23, 2019
University Pathways Program: Sept. 3, 2019 – Aug. 28, 2020
Specialized Program Featured in UVic News
International and Indigenous programming are top priorities at UVic, and last November, we worked with our International Education colleagues to offer specialized workshops to indigenous Mexican students attending our Monthly English program, with inspiring results!
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2019 Victoria “Flower Count”
Every March, while the rest of Canada is (usually) still buried in snow, people living in Victoria count the numbers of blooms they see around town, and log them on a community website. This year’s grand total for the city of Victoria was 19,948,306,872blooms!
Photo: Greater Victoria Flower Count
Canada #1 on the Global Wellness Index
A new report measuring data on how “happy, healthy and successful humans are in their environment” has placed Canada in the top spot for overall wellness.
April Events at UVic
Check out our latest collection of events, activities, lectures and concerts happening around campus this month.
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What are UVic’s “academic strengths?”
This is a question many partners and students ask and thanks to the recently published “QS World University Rankings” we can offer this updated list of fields in which UVic is among the world’s top performers:
Spotlight On: Project-based Presentations (PbP)
New in December 2019!
This program follows September ELPI, for an intensive 14-week combination. “PbP” will be offered at three levels — beginner, intermediate and advanced, with participants studying from 9am to 12pm each day. In each level, students will prepare a level-specific project and then present on it in small groups.
"PbP" focuses on developing students’ speaking and presentation skills through a “project-based” approach. This means that the English content taught (vocabulary, grammar, etc.) is chosen based on the project the participants are working on. Different parts/phases of the project will require participants to use English in different ways, making this a practical approach to developing speaking skills for a variety of situations.
Dates: Dec. 4 – 13 (combined with September ELPI: Sept. 9 – Dec. 13)
Calendars: September ELPI + December Project-based Presentations
Accommodation + Meals: Homestay
Tuition (14-weeks): $4,675 CAD
Outside of class, students will have access to additional learning resources including the ELC Learning Centre and the UVic CALL Facility.
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