Vancouver Island University ESL, some questions about Vancouver high school studies and ESL courses.

1. "There is nothing difficult in the world, only people who are afraid of hearts" is a universal truth! As long as you work hard, you can succeed!

2. Of course, everything is conditional, if the foundation is too poor, it is impossible to hope that you will be able to study in a university course after one year of ESL study. So you need to be mentally prepared for a longer period of time – say a year and a half to two years;

3. However, there is a little relief: the University of Vancouver was originally Malaspina University College, and it is not a particularly demanding school, so you can rest assured: as long as you successfully pass the school's ESL, generally speaking, your future studies will be relatively smooth.

Because the gradient after entering the university education is not too high, there will be no unexpected situations.

I also know a lot of people who go to college in Vancouver, but a lot of them have bad English. Look at your university. It's hard to say how high you are demanding of yourself.

I advise you to come out again after passing the English in China.

1.There is an entrance exam, and then classes are divided according to level. If you are not very good at English, you should also strengthen the language in advanced language classes.

2.If you are an immigrant, take free courses ESL is generally for students, and learning English is not just about looking at the course, the key is that you have to work hard, as long as you work hard, whether it is ESL or immigration training, the English level can be achieved very well!

There are 3 levels, the first level is only ESL, and the second level is to read ESL and high school courses at the same time. The third level is direct access to high school courses.

4.Of course, this is fake, there is no need for this.

5.You can only do odd jobs during holidays.

6.It's up to you.

7.I think that's all there should be enough!

Hope it helps, I wish you a pleasant !!

The guy above is.

If you're not an immigrant, of course, hurry up and finish ESL and finish high school, after all, you're going to a university, not Colleage, right, as long as you're not an immigrant, Canada doesn't have anything for free.

Of course, taking ESL will delay the main class.

Now you can't work in Canada unless you're over 19 and have a work permit.

Vancouver Island University is located in Nanaimo, an hour and a half from downtown Victoria; A 20-minute ferry ride or an hour and a half ferry ride from Vancouver.

Vancouver Island University is located in a very good environment, close to the sea, beautiful scenery, and relatively low prices.

Formerly known as MalaspinaCollege in Nanaimo

The university's undergraduate and master's programs have dual enrollment and no language threshold. There is an ESL program in the school.

Popular majors: Business, Psychology, Sociology, Biology, Tourism Management, History, Economics, Philosophy, Political Science, Education, Visual Arts, Cooking, Fisheries.

Popular Master's Programs: MBA (both business and non-business backgrounds can apply).

The hardware facilities of the school are still very good, and the school has many internship courses.

In short, this school is in a good location and life is comfortable; The community is also safe, quiet, and good for learning. The school hardware setup can be said to be world-class. The school has many majors, rich courses, and the quality of extracurricular practice courses is not bad.

When applying, even if the language is not enough for direct admission, you can apply for dual enrollment, and both universities and masters can be dual-enrolled, so it is very flexible.