SUMMER SCHOOLS

Canada Summer Schools

These are programs organized in the summer, for young people between the ages of 9-17, where English and activities are intertwined. In summer schools, where classes are usually held from morning to noon, tours, sports activities, quiz shows, movie days are organized in the afternoon, while historical and touristic places, parks, gardens and shopping centers are visited. Young people participating in this program often find the opportunity to practice English outside of school, as well as socialize and establish friendships with their peers from different countries for the same purpose. Students who have the option of living in a residence or a Canadian homestay have a 24-hour counselor available if needed. Students who are met by a school officer at the airport and transported to their accommodation, They are also closely observed during social activities and outings. Schools, where there are professionals who will guide and provide psychological support to students who have problems arising from family and country longing, also keep in touch with the families or counselors of the students.

Summer Schools (Canada)

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Ciss At Trinity, University Of Toronto

Toronto, the capital of the Province of Ontario, is Canada’s largest city and commercial centre. Almost half of the people living in Toronto are immigrants. A vibrant and lively city with its multicultural structure, Toronto is also one of the safest cities in North America. The CISS at Trinity Summer School program is organized at the University of Toronto’s downtown campus. The school is within walking distance of the subway station, art galleries, museums and parks, cafes and shopping areas such as Yonge Street, Bay Street and Bloor Street.

Students aged 14-18 receive General English training for 25 hours per week; Students in the 16-18 age group and high-intermediate/advanced level can also choose the “Academic & Career Prep / University and Career Preparation” or “Entrepreneurship / Entrepreneurship” program in 3-week terms.

Most of the rooms are single occupancy in the campus, where male and female students are accommodated in different departments according to their ages. A small number of double rooms are also available. The bathroom is shared. In the program, which offers three meals a day, 6 days a week, breakfast and dinner are served on Sunday. The campus features Wi-Fi, air-conditioned recreation areas, a well-equipped sports center and a large restaurant. The health center and the hospital are 1 km away. Students interested in sports can participate in a different activity every day: swimming, volleyball, basketball, fitness, yoga, pilates. The program includes one full and three half-day sightseeing tour and one afternoon cultural excursion per week.

  • Full day excursions: Niagara Falls and Hornblower Niagara boat tour, Canada’s Wonderland amusement park, Canadian Experience, Wasaga Beach cruise.
  • Half-day excursions: Blue Jay’s baseball game, CN Tower, disco-boat cruise, Lake Ontario, Harbourfront and Central Island cruise.
  • Cultural visits: Art Gallery of Ontario, Casa Loma, Royal Ontario Museum, Gardiner Museum of Ceramics, Toronto Festivals.

These excursions are included in the tuition fee. Optional excursions are also available for an extra fee. Except on the days when there are organized trips, students can travel around the city in small groups.