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Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Break

Lunch

Structure Practice and Journal

Canadian Culture

Reading

Speaking

BreakEducational

Field Trip(Included)

Reading

Speaking

BreakSocialActivity

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Curriculum

Structure Practice

Daily Journal writing

Focus on accuracy in both written andspoken grammar

Canadian Culture

Learning what makes Canada unique

through interactive exercisesRelated weekly educational field trip

Focus on participation

ReadingDevelop reading, comprehension andvocabulary skills

Group projects and presentations

Speaking

Conversation and vocabulary skillsFocus on fluency

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Optional Vancouver Activities

Afternoons, Evenings & Weekends

SummerLocal Festivals & Events

Music FestivalsFireworks

Canada Day

Bicycle Riding

RollerbladingHiking

Walking ToursShopping

Bowling

And More!

WinterSeasonal Events

Holiday CelebrationsCarol Ships

New Year’s EveSnowboarding

Skiing

Ice-skatingSnowshoeing

ShoppingBowling

Laser Tag

Movies And More!

Supervised Weekend Trips

Victoria

The Rocky MountainsWhistler

Seattle

Vancouver’s Local Mountains

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School LifePrograms available for... Ages 9-12 Young Learners Program

Ages 13-17 Teen ProgramBeginner, I ntermediate & Advanced

Levels25 hours per week

Maximum of 15 students per class

Textbooks and materials included

Educational field trip everyWednesday includedSocial activity every Friday

includedDaily access to email and Internet

Supervised on-site activitiesincluding arts & crafts, movies and

games

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Friendly Host FamiliesHomestay accommodation3 meals a day (breakfast,

bagged lunch, dinner)

Private bedroomSpecially chosen host families

provide care and support

Airport Pickup and Dropoff from Vancouver International Airport

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Family ProgramCome with the whole family. Youngerstudents can study in the youth

program. Parents can study in ourregular programs.

Ask us for more information.

LS Vancouver’s Youth Program

s an exciting and challenging

way to develop and improve your

nglish abilities.

ur structured curriculum is presented usingfun and interactive approach. Our classes

ave weekly themes which focus on areas of

terest to young people, including popularulture, music, food & health, and technology.

LS offers a lively environment where studentsuild important English and life skills. Most

mportantly – we make learning fun!

S c hool S c he dule





Mom says:

Hi Thomas! how are you?

Thomas says:Hi Mom & Dad! I am having agreat time here at ELSVancouver!

Canada is a beautiul country

with very riendly people! I love myhomestay; I am a real part o theamily (don’t worry Mom, no one

can replace you!)

My teachers are wonderul, theymake learning English really un...

I love the feld trips we take eachweek; I can’t wait to see thebeluga whales at the Aquariumon Wednesday!

I have to go, we are going to see a

movie now. I will send you a messagerom the Rocky Mountains, OK?

Love you,Thomas...

CHAT

Thomas & Mom

Keep I n T o u c h !

See You

Soon!





Fee Calculator

13-17 Years Old - Teen Program

Base Costs

Application Fee -------------------------------$100

Tuition Fee-----------------$ 475 x ______= $ _____+

Homestay Placement Fee** -----------------$235

Homestay Weekly Fee ---$218 x ______ = $ _____+

Round-Trip Airport Transfer -----------------$ 195

Add-Ons

Private Bathroom---------$ 32 x _______= $ _____

Medical Insurance*** --- $ 2 x ________ = $ _____

Optional Activities----------------------------$ _____

Guardianship Letter --------------------------$ 50

Courier Service -------------------------------$75

Total ----------------------------------------- $ ______

# of weeks*

# of weeks*

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# of days

9-12 Years Old - Young Learners Program

Base Costs

Application Fee -------------------------------$100

Tuition Fee-----------------$ 495 x ______= $ _____+

Homestay Placement Fee** -----------------$235

Homestay Weekly Fee ---$ 260 x ______= $ _____+

Round-Trip Airport Transfer -----------------$ 195

Add-Ons

Private Bathroom---------$ 32 x _______= $ _____

Medical Insurance*** --- $ 2 x ________ = $ _____

Optional Activities----------------------------$ _____

Guardianship Letter --------------------------$ 50

Courier Service -------------------------------$75

Total ----------------------------------------- $ ______

# of weeks*

# of weeks*

# of weeks*

# of days

All costs shown are in Canadian Dollars.

Other Costs Not Included: Medical Insurance $2/day*** | Guardianship Letter $50 | Courier Service $75

* Minimum 2 weeks

** Students 9 to 12 years old wishing to take advantage of our Homestay Program must be accompanied by an older sibling, parent, or group.

*** Medical Insurance is mandatory for all students attending the Youth Program. Students must provide proof of Medical Insurance on the first day of school. Students without their own Medical

Insurance will be required to purchase insurance from ELS Language Centers.

Program Costs

AdministrativeFees

(One Time)

Application Fee $100

Homestay Placement Fee** $235

Round-trip Airport Transfer $195

Total $530

Price PerWeek

Tuition $495

Homestay $260

Total Per Week $755

9-12 Years Old - Young Learners Program

AdministrativeFees

(One Time)

Application Fee $100

Homestay Placement Fee** $235

Round-trip Airport Transfer $195

Total $530

Price PerWeek

Tuition $475

Homestay $218

Total Per Week $693

13-17 Years Old - Teen Program

Summer 2011 Start DatesJune 27

July 4, 11, 18, 25

August 2, 8

Important Minimum 2 weeks

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Lighthouse Parkighthouse Park

“Lighthouse Park” is the place to hikethrough old-growth rain forest on PointAtkinson’s shore in West Vancouver. Thefamous lighthouse was built in 1888; with aview of downtown and the University ofBritish Columbia, this is a great spot forphotos of the city.

Kayakingayaking

Kayak off the shores of the beautiful BCCoast. A brief introduction to kayakingand safety is followed by fun in the water.The guides provide information about thelocal history, geography and marinewildlife.

ELS Vancouver has the best activities!LS Vancouver has the best activities!LS Vancouver has the best activities!

Burnaby Village Museumurnaby Village Museum

Walk down the streets of areplica village in British Columbiaduring the 1920s. Thetownspeople providedemonstrations and displays inthe businesses. The workinghistoric carousel dates back to1912.




Victoria BCictoria BC

A great place to spend the weekend!

Victoria is the capital of British Columbia.Located on scenic Vancouver Island, it isconsidered one of the most beautiful citiesin Canada.

The weekend Victoria trip starts with aferry ride where passengers may see

whales in the wild if they are lucky!

Tour includes:

•Bus and Ferry Transportation•The Royal BC Museum•Dinner on Saturday and breakfast onSunday•Hotel (four students per room)•Butchart Gardens (including fireworks)

•BC Parliamentary Building•Free time to sightsee and shop




Beach Volleyballeach Volleyball

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The Vancouver Aquariumhe Vancouver Aquarium

In the heart of Stanley Park, one of thelargest urban parks in the world - with a150 yr old forest, the Aquarium offers a mixof shows and attractions with educationand wildlife rehabilitation. Dolphin andbeluga shows, a 4-D film experience,rainforest inhabitants and amazing fish ofall sizes and colors in diverse displays andtanks.

Celebration of Lightselebration of Lights

Vancouver is home to the Celebration

of Lights fireworks competition. Threecountries compete with stunningdisplays of fireworks set to music overscenic English Bay.

Teams of five compete in fast-paced,

competitive games of beach volleyball. Onthe sand at Kitsilano Beach where the citymeets the water’s edge!



Picnic aticnic at Kitsilanoitsilano Beacheach

Laser Tagaser Tag

Players strap on vests, pick up theirequipment and join team-mates in ahuge three-level maze for an excitingseries of high-tech hide and seekgames.

A beachside graduation ceremonyis followed by volleyball, soccerand badminton games at beautifulKitsilano Beach.

Barbequed hot dogs with all thefixings and watermelon wedges

highlight the picnic lunch.

Sports, sunbathing and songsround out the afternoon.

See Vancouver from a different viewpoint.Harbour Center has incredible 360 degreeviews of the city from the 28th storey. Theguides have many interesting facts to shareabout the beautiful city of Vancouver.

Harbourarbour Center Tourenter Tour




Bowling Championshipowling Championship

Teams of five show off their bowlingskills while competing to win prizes.

Playlandlayland

Amusement Parkmusement Park

Playland is filled with extremeadrenaline raising fun! Rollercoasters, a haunted house, theHellevator, rides, a midway of gamesand traditional ‘carnival’ food all cometogether to create a real old-fashioned amusement park.

This is one exciting experience!



Sports Dayports Day

An afternoon trip to beautiful

Ambleside Park. An open sandyspace is perfect for beachvolleyball; basketball courts areopen for both basketball anddodgeball games; the gentlewaves are perfect for anafternoon dip. Lots of high-energy fun in the sun!

Movie Nightovie Night

With all the summer blockbustershitting the big screen it is time totake in a movie. A tub ofpopcorn, a frosty drink, somecandy treats and a comfortableseat are all the essentialingredients for a night at thecinema.




Shopping athopping at Metrotownetrotown

Shop Shop Shop!!

Metrotown is the largest mall inVancouver, with more than 450stores selling electronics, thelatest fashions, Canadiansouvenirs and more.

Bike around Stanley Parkike around Stanley Park

With over 400 acres, StanleyPark is a paradise in the heart ofVancouver. Internationallyrecognized for its amazingscenery, abundant wildlife anddiverse flora, Stanley Park islooped by 10 km of pavedseawall. The seawall is mainlylevel paths; it winds pastbeaches, totem poles and old-growth forests. This is a

beautiful spot for recreationalbiking.




Science Worldcience World

Lynn Valleyynn Valley

Mexican Dinnerexican Dinner

Students will enjoy a deliciousauthentic Mexican feast at a localMexican restaurant. Festivemusic accompanies platters ofenchiladas, burritos, tacos, salsaverde and pitchers of frostylemonade. Olé!

Science World is located in a

geodesic dome on the edge ofFalse Creek. An IMAX theatre,interactive displays and rotatingexhibits offer a fun learningenvironment for all ages.

Lynn Valley Park features asuspension bridge that sways 50meters above the canyon alongwith a selection of walking andhiking trails. Crystalline waterfallsand refreshing swimming holesmake this a cool hangout.



Whistlerhistler

No visit to Canada’s west coastcan be considered completewithout a visit to WhistlerMountain, the majesticallybeautiful host site of the 2010Winter Olympics.

At Whistler a chairlift climbs tothe top of the mountain, wherethe snow awaits.

Tour includes:

•Transportation•Stops at Brandywyne andShannon Falls•Lunch in the village•Chairlift to the top of themountain•The new Peak to Peak ridefrom one mountaintop to theother in a gondola with a

transparent floor.•Dinner at the top of themountain




Rocky Mountainsocky Mountains

The Rocky Mountains, locatedin the province of Alberta, areone of the largest and mostbeautiful mountain ranges inthe world, starting in Canadaand ending in New Mexico. Thescenic landscapes featuresnow-topped mountains, glacial

lakes, deep forests and localwildlife.

This four day trip includes themajor tourist attractions suchas Lake Louise, Banff andJasper.

Tour includes:

•Transportation•Hotel (four students per room)•Park entrance fees•Three meals during the trip




Chinatown Tourhinatown Tour

Soccer Tournamentoccer Tournament

Capilanoapilano Suspension Bridgeuspension Bridge

The second largest Chinatown in

North America is in Vancouver.Chinese culture has had anextraordinary influence on thehistory and development of thecity. Historical buildings, tranquilgardens and souvenir shoppinground out this tour

Teams of five will compete in theELS World Cup tournament heldon the school fields. Refereed bydynamic Youth Program activitiesstaff.

One of the most popular touristattractions in British Columbia,this magnificent bridge was built

in 1889. The park includes totempoles, First Nationsdemonstrations, trails and aTreetops Adventure.



Su mer 201Activities and Field Trips

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» Activities and Field Trips

included in base costs, except

where otherwise noted.

Activities printed in blue are included in the program fees.

Schedule is subject to change due to weather or other unforeseen conditions.

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

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Harbour CenterTower

Sports Day at Ambleside Park

Canada DayNO SCHOOL

Playland Amusement Park

$30

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Shopping atMetrotown

Biking aroundStanley Park

$12Science World

SoccerTournament

Lynn ValleyWhistler Day Trip

$130

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Lighthouse ParkKayaking at

Bowen IslandLaser Tag

$15Bowling

Championship

Overnight Tripto Victoria

$220

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Whale Watching$70

Beach Volleyball

Vancouver Aquarium

Celebration ofLight Fireworks

Picnic atKitsilano Beach

Rocky Mountains$380

Celebration ofLight Firworks

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Rocky MountainsTrip

Shopping atMetrotown

Capilano

SuspensionBridge

Watch Canadian

Football$25

Burnaby VillageMuseum

Day Trip to

Whistler$130

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Playland Amusement Park

$30

BC DAYNO SCHOOL Beach Volleyball

BowlingChampionship

Mexican Dinner Lynn ValleyOvernight Trip to

Victoria$220

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Whale Watching

$70

Movie Night$12.50

Sports Day at Ambleside Park

Laser Tag$15

Science WorldRocky Mountains

$380

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Rocky Mountains Visit to ChinatownKayaking at

Bowen IslandPicnic at

Kitsilano Beach

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