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English-Studyinlangley-Brochure2013sm Langley – Our Community English Language Support Application Instructions Located just 45 kilometres east of Vancouver on Canada’s English language support is To apply to the Langley International Student Program we request that you follow the simple steps below. west coast, Langley is the ideal location for students to available at all schools that host improve their English while achieving their academic goals. international students. Students You can download a copy of our Application Form from our website www.studyinlangley.com, or you can contact By world standards, Langley is a safe and friendly are assessed upon arrival, and are our office by email at [email protected] and request that we send you a copy. community, with a small city atmosphere and strong provided appropriate levels of community spirit. The city is well served by a commercial English language and academic 1) Application district with a large shopping mall, theatre complex, and instruction depending on their • Using pen, completely and clearly fill in all areas of the Application Form in English. many recreational and social facilities located throughout the abilities and goals. Specialized • Make sure that it is signed by both you (the student) and your parent. community. With almost all of our 130,000 residents speaking teachers using effective teaching • Translate and attach your most recent report card and complete transcripts for the previous 2 years of studies. English as their native language, international students have methods ensure students acquire the skills and knowledge • Photocopy and attach the picture page of your (the student’s) passport (if available). the opportunity to improve their English while being they need to succeed. Students take classes alongside immersed in Canadian culture. Canadian students from the beginning of their program, 2) Fax the above documents to 1-604-532-1450, or send the scanned documents to [email protected]. maximizing their exposure to native English speakers. 3) Upon acceptance into our program, we will send a “Notification of Acceptance” to you, your representative, Langley School District Secondary School Program or your contact person (as indicated on the Application Form). When you receive the Notification of Acceptance document, please check that all information is correct as shown as this information will be used to issue Langley School District is Our secondary schools (grades 8 -12) provide an excellent the “Letter of Acceptance”. governed by the British learning environment with a complete range of academic Columbia Ministry of courses. Students can begin their studies at the start of the 4) In order to hold a seat for you, please pay the full fee amount indicated on the invoice immediately. Education. More than 40 schools school year in September, or in February at the start of the Payment instructions and bank information will be provided with the invoice. provide comprehensive second semester. Students satisfying the Ministry of education for the 18,000 Education’s graduation requirements qualify to receive the 5) Mail the original application documents and transcripts to: Canadian students who live in internationally recognized British Columbia Dogwood our community. Graduation Diploma. Our experienced counsellors guide Admissions Department Government-certified teachers students to make sure they access the courses they need to International Student Program teach a complete government advance their academic futures. Langley School District #35 accredited and approved 4875 – 222nd Street curriculum in all of the schools. Modern, well equipped Middle School Program Langley, BC V3A 3Z7 classrooms and facilities provide stimulating learning environments. High school students can prepare for Middle schools are dynamic and exciting places where the 6) When we receive the full fees as stated in our “Notification of Acceptance” we will issue an official university in any field they choose, including Sciences, organization and curriculum help ensure a smooth transition “Letter of Acceptance” which is required for Study Permit Application. This letter will be faxed and Humanities, Technology, Mathematics, Languages, Business, between elementary and secondary schools. Our middle the originals sent by courier. and Fine Arts. Langley graduates attend universities around school program is designed to meet the emotional, social, the world. physical, and educational needs of adolescent learners from age 11 to 13 (grades 6 to 8). The District requires children under the age of 13 to reside with a parent for the duration of The International Student Program – their studies. Pathway to the Future Elementary School Program Our International Student Program (ISP) has been welcoming The Langley School District students to Langley since 1989, and was originally established to welcomes a limited number enable students from all over the world to connect in friendship and of international students to in appreciation of different cultures and languages. By providing study in selected elementary quality education, strong support, and unique opportunities, we schools (Kindergarten – prepare students to meet the challenges ahead as they move on to Grade 7) throughout the post-secondary studies. District. Students are integrated into regular classes in age-appropriate grades, provided with English Language Learning (ELL) support, and offered a variety of extracurricular activities. The District requires children under the age of 13 to reside with a parent for the duration of their studies. Student Care and Support Summer English and Cultural Programs Fundamental Program Each year the Langley School The Fundamental Program is available for secondary grades, Teaching Staff and Coordinators Homestay District offers exciting short-term and is based on a back-to-the-basics approach to education. In order to succeed academically, students must be happy We have been operating our English language summer Emphasis is placed on the development of respect and and well supported. Teachers and dedicated International own homestay department programs during the months of responsibility, a strong work ethic and basic skills such as Student Program Coordinators in each secondary school since the beginning of the July and August. The program is numeracy, literacy, grammar, phonics, handwriting and work closely with students to make sure their academic, International Student open to participants from spelling. social and emotional needs are addressed. Regular Program in 1989. Over the different countries. Through communication between teachers, students, coordinators years we have gained intensive English language and homestay families allows us to address concerns considerable experience and classes, exciting activities and quickly. Report cards are sent to students’ families in their expertise, and parents of accommodation with Canadian home countries to ensure parents know how their children International Students can be homestay families, our students are progressing in school and in their daily life. Parents are assured that we do our best to enjoy a complete English- welcome to contact ensure student safety and speaking Canadian cultural ISP Coordinators comfort. Our Homestay Team experience. Students can choose directly for progress carefully screens and selects from a variety of programs and updates. homes where students are start dates. welcomed and included as one of the family. In the Specialty Programs Homestay Family, students can comfortably and Advanced Placement Orientation Program and Field Trips International students have the opportunity to begin their full confidently improve their English and experience Canadian Langley School District provides an Orientation Program to credit university studies while studying in Grade 12. All culture. Students live within walking distance of their help new International students get ready for their school secondary schools offer enriched courses that are accepted as schools, or host families provide transportation to and from experience in Canada. International students can also first year credits in universities across Canada, the United school. participate in a range of optional field trips to local cities and States and around the world. take part in recreational activities in British Columbia’s exceptional natural outdoor environment. International Baccalaureate Program Success today will influence successes tomorrow. Choosing the right school and community for your R.E. Mountain Secondary School is a designated International overseas studies is one of the biggest decisions a student will make. It is important to be confident and Baccalaureate World School, and offers a comprehensive Extra-curricular Activities comfortable with the choice of community and school. Here are some reasons why Langley School pre-IB Honours Preparation Program for junior grades, and Students are encouraged to participate in extracurricular District is the right choice: full IB Diploma and Certificate Programs for senior grades. activities to promote healthy minds and bodies, which are Graduates from this academically challenging program are important for academic success and social well-being. A • Great location, comfortable climate readily accepted at universities worldwide. • Safe community, friendly people, good recreation facilities variety of clubs, activities, sports, and events are available in • Mainly native speaking population = many opportunities to speak and hear English
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