Enhanceyour futurewith the English
Language Program

2024/2025
INTENSIVE ESL AND
BRIDGING PROGRAMSEnglish Language ProgramLearn English at UCalgary!
Learn English in a modern setting from highly-qualified instructors who specialize in teaching
English as an additional language. Our programs are for students at all skill levels, frombeginner to advanced, and are designed to help you reach your English language learning goals.

CALGARY

TORONTOVANCOUVERLOS ANGELESNEW YORK

HOUSTON

MEXICO CITY

2024/25 English Language Program (ELP)
Programs and Courses

WINTER
JAN

1page 9Semester Program

page 11

Academic Communication
Certificate (ACC)

page 14

Intensive Program

page 15

Language and Culture Course

SPRING
FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

Excellence

Value

You can expect:

Tuition includes:

Various course
lengths

Face-to-faceclasses

Textbooks
and handouts

High quality
instruction

Access tocampus library

Evaluation andCertificate ofParticipation

World-classuniversity
facilities

Small classsizes(average of
16 students)

Motivatedstudents
from all over
the world

Emergency
healthinsurance*

Public train
and bus pass**

WiFi accesson campus

Accurate level
placement withproficiency
testing

Experienced
and friendly
student
service team

Pathway tocollege anduniversity
programs

Use ofrecreational
facilities***Access tocampuscomputers

Socialevents* International students under 65 only.
** For all courses of 8 weeks or longer. Coverage starts from May 1 for Spring terms.
*** For all courses of 3 weeks or longer.

FALL

SUMMER
JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

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Learn at UCalgary!
The University of Calgary is one of Canada’s top comprehensive
research universities, combining the best of university tradition
with the city of Calgary’s vibrant energy and diversity.

#7 Top research
university
in Canada*3

In the top
200 universities
worldwide*** Re$earch Info. Source Inc., 2022.
** Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU), 2022.

More than
34,000 students

A modern
213-hectare campus
with world-classfacilities

94% graduate
employment rate,
80% employed
in related field

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5

1

Access to public train (C-Train) station
12 minute ride to downtown fromthe university

2

Education Tower
Location of the English Language
Program office3

Taylor Family Digital Library
One of North America’s mosttechnology and informationrich facilities

4

MacEwan Student Centre
Restaurants, shops, a medical/dental
clinic, fitness facility and International
Student Services

4

5

Olympic Oval
World-class speed
skating facility

4

Come to Calgary
and enjoy Alberta!
Surrounded by Alberta’s many beautiful travel destinations,
we offer exciting learning opportunities on and off campus,
ensuring the best possible international learning experience.

Experience the Calgary Stampede, one of the world’s
largest outdoor rodeos and festivals.

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4th largest city in Canada*(population: 1.4 million)

7th most liveablecity in the world**

3rd most diverse
city in Canada*

One of Canada’s
youngest city
(median age 37)*

Safe, clean, friendly
and famous for its
western hospitality

Sunniest city in
Canada — over 333
days a year

Most extensive urban
pathway system inNorth America*

Warm Chinook winds bringspring-like temperaturesduring the winter monthsInternational airport
located only 20 minutes
from downtown

Home to Canada’s National
Music Centre and the world
famous Calgary Stampede

1 hour from Banff
National Park andworld-class ski resorts

1.5 hours from Drumheller,
dinosaur capitalof the world

4.5 hours from Jasper,
Canada’s largest Rocky
Mountain national park

Longest network ofindoor skyway pedestrian
bridges in North America

66Your Gateway to
University Life
Extend your general English communication,acquire academic English skills and prepare
yourself for a successful start in a degree
or professional program.

Proof ofEnglishproficiency

Placement test

Students who
receive B+ or higher
move to the next level1

13 weeks

2

13 weeks

SEMESTER PROGRAM Level 1 — 5• Grammar

GeneralCommunication• Reading and Writing• Speaking and Listening

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undergraduate and graduate
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Level 6

University
Preparation

13 weeks

ACADEMIC COMMUNICATIONCERTIFICATE (ACC)• Academic Grammar
and Composition• Academic Writing and Composition• Academic Reading
and Vocabulary• Research Writing and Form

• Academic Speaking
and Listening• Critical Listening and Notetaking• Oral Communication and Presentation Skills• Academic Success Tutorials
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ESL 100: 13 WEEKS

Semester Program2024
 Winter
1/8 – 4/5

 Spring

4/22 – 7/19

 Fall9/16 – 12/13

2025
 Winter
1/6 – 4/4

 Price$4,325

Level 1 – 5: Acquiring Accuracy: Comprehensive English
If you are serious about dramatically improving your overall English skills,
this is the course for you!
• Separate courses in Grammar, Reading andWriting, and Speaking and Listening• Levels: high beginner to upper
advanced in each skill area
• 12 weeks of instruction and assessment
followed by a week of exams• Enter the program in any session
and combine semester programs
and/or intensive programs• Most students can expect to achieve an
advanced level of English in 1 year (3semesters + 1 intensive program) of study

Level 6: Academic Preparation
The top level of our Semester Program focuses on the written and oral skills necessary
for success in the English language post-secondary classroom. Students completing
Level 6, meet the English language proficiency requirement for:• Academic Communication Certificate (ACC), see page 11• UCalgary Continuing Education International Professional Programs, see conted.ucalgary.ca/ipp• Applicable Bow Valley College certificate and diploma programs

 Program
Hours
275 hours

PLACEMENT TESTYour level will be determined for each course
DAY

1

DAY

2-3

12
WEEKS

1
WEEK

GrammarReading and Writing

Speaking and Listening

6 levels

6 levels

6 levels

IN-CLASS TEST
You will be tested again in each skill area to ensure you are at the right level

INSTRUCTION

EXAMS

Students who receive B+ or higher move to the next level
9You can improve yourEnglish because the teachers
are kind, experience
multiple cultures and makeinternational friends.”
Osuke, from Japan

Admission Requirements
All levels: Proof of English language proficiency is not required to enter the Semester Program; students will be tested at the
beginning of the program and then placed in the appropriate level.
Level 5 and 6 advanced placement: Advanced placement into levels 5 and 6 of the Semester Program is available for students
wishing to guarantee their level placements. One of the following minimum scores are required:
Level 5

Level 6

• TOEFL iBT score of 45 overall, 15 in writing• IELTS Academic score of 5.0 overall, 5.0 in
writing, 4.5 in any other skill area
• CAEL score of 40 overall, 40 in writing• Duolingo English Test score of 85 overall, 75 in production• TOEFL iBT score of 55 overall, 18 in writing• IELTS Academic score of 5.5 overall, 5.5 inwriting, 5.0 in any other skill area
• CAEL score of 50 overall, 50 in writing• Duolingo English Test score of 95, 85 in production

 Sample Timetable
MONDAY
Morning

Afternoon

TUESDAYWEDNESDAY

THURSDAYFRIDAY

GrammarGrammarGrammarGrammarGrammarReading and Writing

Reading and Writing

Reading and Writing

Reading and Writing

Reading and Writing

Speaking and Listening

Speaking and Listening

Speaking and Listening

Speaking and Listening

SATURDAY
Optional Activity
Program

Successful completion of Semester Program level 5 or 6 is a step tobe admitted to UCalgary Degree Programs. See page 13 for details.
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Academic Communication
Certificate
2024

Academic Mastery: University Preparation
The Academic Communication Certificate (ACC) prepares English learners to enter UCalgary
degree programs. Students learn essential skills for the academic setting, acquire criticalknowledge for a successful transition to Canadian university culture, meet English language
proficiency admission requirements, and gain transfer credit toward UCalgary undergraduate
program.

 Winter
1/8 – 4/5

 Spring

4/22 – 7/19

 Fall9/16 – 12/13

ACC Advantages

Conditional Admission

2025

Transfer Credit WinterCourses PriceAcademic Writing and Composition
 56 hours
Focus on writing effective academic
paragraphs and essays while mastering
essential sentence skills and reading critically.

1/6 – 4/4

$4,775

 Program 		
Hours

Research Writing and Form 56 hours
Focus on the process of writing research
papers and critical responses while mastering
critical reading and thinking. Students willattain advanced skills in comprehension,
analysis, interpretation and citation.

250 hours

Each 13-week term
has a one-week break(Reading Week)
with no classes.



Critical Listening and Notetaking
 56 hours
Prepare to transition to an Englishspeaking university setting with theskills to engage in critical academic
listening across content areas.

Open Studies

Oral Communication and Presentation Skills
 48 hours
Develop essential skills that will help English
learners defend ideas in academic settings,
present coherent concepts, speak thoughtfully
in discussions and contribute to group projects.
Academic Success Tutorials
 24 hours
Seminars designed to facilitate success in
the Canadian university degree (credit)
environment. Topics include academic
integrity, critical thinking, exam conditioning
and preparation, health and wellness, learning
styles, study strategies, time management,
understanding learning objectives anduniversity customs and policies.

 Sample Timetable
MONDAY
Morning

Academic Writing
and Composition

TUESDAY
Academic Writing
and Composition

Critical Listening
and Notetaking

Afternoon

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WEDNESDAY
Academic Writing
and Composition

THURSDAY
Academic Writing
and Composition

Critical Listening
and Notetaking
Oral Communication
and Presentation Skills

Academic Success
Tutorials

FRIDAY
Academic Writing
and Composition
Critical Listening
and Notetaking

Oral Communication
and Presentation Skills

I like the writing class where theteacher will chat with me one-onone about my paper. Saying ‘yourgrammar here is not correct’, andshe explains why.”
Akane, from Japan

Admission Requirements
Students must fulfill one of the following minimum requirements:• Completion of Level 6 of UCalgary ESL Semester Program(ESL 100) with a minimum final grade of B+ in each course• TOEFL iBT score of 70 overall, minimum of 20 in Writing• IELTS Academic score of 6.0 overall, minimum 6.0 in Writing, 5.5
in any other skill area
• CAEL score of 60 overall, minimum of 60 in Writing• Duolingo English test score of 110 overall, 100 in production

ACC to Open Studies to UCalgary
Undergraduate Degree Programs
UCalgary Open Studies allows eligible students to take University
degree-credit courses before being admitted into a degree program.
Students who have completed the ACC before the fall or winterterms, may take up to four Open Studies courses per term (subject
to availability) which may be applied towards their degrees prior tostarting their undergraduate degree programs in the fall. Prospective
graduate students interested in Open Studies should contact theapplicable department.

Undergraduate Degree Transfer Credit
Students successfully completing the ACC will be eligible for 2 courses(6 units) of transfer credit toward an undergraduate degree program.

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Pathway to UCalgary Degree Programs
Successful completion of the ACC meets the English language proficiency requirement foradmission to applicable UCalgary undergraduate and graduate degree programs.* Students
who start our Semester Program at level 5 or 6 may be admitted to the ACC and to degree
programs conditionally if other academic requirements are met.

CONDITION:
Successful completionof Semester Program
Semester
Program Level 5

CONDITION:
Successful completionof Semester Program

CONDITION:
Successful completionof ACC Program

Semester
Program Level 6

ACC

UCalgary Degree
Program

CONDITIONAL ADMISSIONStart Degree Program

Fall 2025



ACC

Open Studies(optional)

ESL Semester
Program Level 6

ACC

ESL Semester
Program Level 5

ESL Semester
Program Level 6

Spring 2025

Sample Timeline
for Undergraduate
Program Admission

Winter 2025

Students can start the Semester
Program or ACC in any term thatallows them to complete the
ACC before the fall term.

Fall 2024



ACC

Spring 2024
Conditional
Admission(Fall 2025)



Winter 2024



Fall 2023

Start Degree Program Apply to the English Language Program Receive invitation letter Apply for undergraduate program

Conditional
Admission(Fall 2025)

Conditional
Admission(Fall 2024)

IELTS 5.0 or equivalent
IELTS 5.5 or equivalent
IELTS 6.0 or equivalentStudents who receive B+ or higher move to the next level.

*Nursing and Education do not accept the ACC. Please review the conditional admission details on our website.

Want More Details?
For more information about conditional admission,transfer credit and open studies, please see our website.
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ESL 101: 4/5 WEEKSIntensive Program
Building Fluency: Authentic Communication
Boost your oral fluency in an active classroom setting. Our intensive programs focus on improving
your overall communication skills through fun, engaging classroom instruction and group activities.
Take English out of the textbook and into real life — your path to effective communication starts here.
Levels: high beginner to upper advanced.

2024
 WinterCourses

2/12 – 3/15

General English communication skills
A communicative approach to learning English,
including lectures, learning activities, exercises,
listening activities, pair/group discussions andclass discussions.
Literature Circle discussion groups
Reading to develop critical thinking skills,
vocabulary development, oral fluency
and discussion skills.

Pronunciation
Improve vowel and consonant sounds,
syllable stress, word stress, contractions,rhythm and intonation.
Vocabulary/Idioms (5 week format only)
Build vocabulary in context and learn
natural English expressions to be
used in conversation.

 Sample Timetable
MONDAY Summer I
7/2 – 7/26

 Summer II
8/6 – 8/30

2025
 Winter

2/10 – 3/14

 Price

Summer: $1,850
Winter: $1,950

TUESDAYWEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

Morning

ESL Class

ESL Class

ESL Class

ESL ClassAfternoon

Vocabulary/Idioms

Literature Circle

Pronunciation

Literature Circle

FRIDAY
Optional Activity
Program:overnight trip Programhours
Summer
100 hours(4 weeks)
Winter120 hours(5 weeks)

I highly recommend this amazing learning
environment. They have the best teaching
methods. You will be placed into the rightlevel, and teachers are really qualified!”
Iliana, from Costa Rica

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ESL 111: 2 WEEKS

Language andCulture Course
2024

Focus on Canada: Pre-Semester Preparation

 Spring

This short, intensive course will boost your oral fluency andfunctional English communication abilities. It is the best way
to prepare for the Spring or Fall Semester Program.

 FallIn this course, you will: Price• Focus on improving speaking and listening skills• Learn about Canadian society, populations and government• Build vocabulary and expressions related to Canadian society• Learn about Calgary and Alberta throughactivities and a full-day field trip

4/ 8 – 4/19
9/3 – 9/13

$975

 Program
Hours
50 hours

Sample Timetable
MONDAY
Morning

TUESDAY

transportation,
admission,accommodation,and equipment
rentals, if applicable.
You can registerfor the full activity
program package orseparate excursion
components.

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THURSDAYFRIDAYESL Class

ESL Class

ESL Class

ESL Class

ESL ClassAfternoon ESL ClassESL ClassAfternoon Activity

ESL ClassAfternoon Activity

ESL 102/103
 FeesincludeWEDNESDAY

Optional
Activity
ProgramMake new friends, improve your English
communication skills, and visit some
unforgettable destinations. The activity
program is made up of information
sessions and guided excursions.

SAMPLE
DAY TRIPS:
Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump
• Visit the UNESCO World Heritage Site
• Guided tours with information on traditional
ways of life from local Blackfoot peoples

Norquay Ski/Snowboard Trip
• Level-appropriate lessons for all participants• Evening stop at Banff townsite

Drumheller• Royal Tyrrell Museum of Paleontology• Hoodoos Trail• Horsethief Canyon

Homestay
Living with a Canadian family is an excellent
way to improve your English language andintercultural skills.
Semester/ACC
ESL 900 | $3,575
13 weeks

We accept only respectable, considerate, anddependable families who treat our students welland help them to learn English and Canadian culture.

Intensive

Homestay accommodation includes:

Language& Culture• A private room
• A desk or table at which to study• Three meals a day (at least one
prepared) 7 days a week
• Free laundry facilities to do your laundry

ESL 901 | $1,100
4 weeks
ESL 901 | $1,375
5 weeks

ESL 911 | $550
2 weeks

 Price$275 per weekor $40 per day
Additional Fees:
See page 17• Shared common areas(E.g., kitchen, living room)• Airport pick-up and drop-off• Student support by a homestay
coordinator and the admin team

We conduct a thorough homestay family screening:
ONLINEAPPLICATIONPHONEINTERVIEW

SITE
VISIT

ONGOINGEVALUATION/ REVISITS Homestay Schedule
Homestay starts on the Saturday before the course start date and finishes on the Saturday
after the course end date.

SAMPLEOVERNIGHT TRIPS:
Jasper

Waterton• Maligne Canyon• Lake Cruise Tour• Athabasca Falls, Peyto
Lake and Bow Lake

• Red Rock Canyon• Athabasca Glacier tour
and Columbia Icefield
Skywalk• Prince of Wales
Historic Hotel• Bar U Ranch National
Historic Site

Lake Louise Ski/Snowboard
and Banff Sightseeing• Skiing/snowboarding at a Rocky Mountain resort• Lessons included (if necessary)• Sightseeing in Banff National Park and others

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Program Information
Visas

Most international students require an entrance document to enter and study in Canada — eithera visa (TRV) or an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) for shorter programs — or a study permit
for programs of study over 6 months. Check with your nearest Canadian Embassy or Consulate formore information on applying for entrance documents and study permits.
canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/study-canada.html

Admission Requirements• 18 years of age or older*• High beginner to advanced level of English**• Willing to participate in all classroom activities

Deadlines

Applications and non-refundable deposits must be received 30 days before the start of thecourse. Full payment is due 15 days before the course begins; if full payment is not received,
the student will be withdrawn from the course, forfeiting the course deposit.
Two weeks after the course begins, students not present will be withdrawn in accordancewith the refund policy. Please inform the office if you cannot start the course on time.

English Language Program Certificate

A certificate of participation will be given at the end of the course to students who attend aminimum of 90% of classes.

Conditional Admission to Undergraduate Programs

Homestay Fees

A non-refundable $275 placement fee is required to apply for homestay. This fee is required
each time a placement is requested.
A storage fee of between $225 and $250 may apply for periods when students are absent
from the homestay between semesters. Regular homestay fees will not be charged during
this period.

Refund Policy

All withdrawals must be made in writing. All refunds will be made via the original
payment method. Please note that program application fees and homestay placement
fees are non-refundable under any circumstances. No refunds will be made for coursesthat have no deposit.

Tuition Refunds and Transfers

Tuition Refund/transfer eligibility is relative to the course/program start date.

WITHDRAWAL DATEREFUND/TRANSFER

15 or more days before

Full tuition less deposits

2 - 14 days before

50% of tuition

Less than 24 hours before

No refunds/transfers

Homestay Refunds and Transfers

The condition of admission for undergraduate programs will be met once a student
successfully completes EAP 220, 225, 230, 235 with a minimum grade of B+ and EAP 249
with a CR by August 1 in the year they received conditional admission for.***14-day written notice is required to cancel homestay. Unused homestay fees and deposits will be
refunded on a prorated basis, calculated after the amount of the 14-day notice period has been
deducted. Homestay refunds of two nights or less will not be processed. Homestay refunds canbe transferred to future homestays.

Conditional Admission to Graduate Programs

WITHDRAWAL DATEREFUND/TRANSFER

15 or more days before
starting homestay

Full homestay fee lessplacement fee

Less than 15 days before
starting homestay

Full homestay fee less placement fee andtwo weeks notice

After starting homestay

Full homestay fee less the number of weeks
used, placement fee, and two weeks notice

The condition of admission for graduate programs will be met once a student successfullycompletes EAP 220, 225, 230, 235 with a minimum grade of B+ and EAP 249 with a CR by
August 1, or as designated by the department. Some graduate programs require a minimum
grade of A- in some ACC courses. Please contact the graduate program directly to confirm
admission requirements.

Emergency Health Insurance

Emergency health insurance is provided for international students under 65 fromthe Saturday before the English course start date to the Saturday after the English
course end date. All fees must be paid in full for insurance to be processed andvalid. Additional insurance is available between courses at an additional cost.

Payment Information

All course fees are in Canadian dollars. Visa, MasterCard, or American Express are the preferred
methods of payment. Convera (formerly Western Union) payment is also available. Cash or debit card
payments are accepted if paying in person.
International bank wire transfers are accepted, but require a $60 processing fee. Bank wire refunds
usually take a minimum of 3 months and require a $60 processing fee.

Deposits:

A deposit is required for each course at the time of registration. All course deposits aretowards tuition, not in addition to it. Deposits are non-refundable and non-transferable(exceptions may apply if conditions are met).

•
•
•
•

ESL 100/EAP 200: $500
ESL 101/111: $200
ESL 102/103: $150 for package, see each course for individual activity deposit amount.
ESL 900/901/911: $275

Refunds and Transfers Related to Visa/Permit Status

If you submitted an application for entry to Canada at least 3 months prior to your program startdate and the Government of Canada does not provide you with the required visa/permit to enter
Canada, your course tuition fees and deposits will be refunded/transferred as follows.

WITHDRAWAL DATEREFUND/TRANSFER

15 or more days before

Full tuition less administrative fee of $50

2 – 14 days before

50% of tuition

Less than 24 hours before

No refunds/transfers

Refunds/transfers related to entry status require supporting documents from theGovernment of Canada Immigration and Citizenship:
1. A copy of the visa/permit refusal letter
2. A copy of the visa/permit Application Status webpage indicating the application is still inprogress and date of application.
Please be advised that the policy above pertains to program applicants only, not family
members or dependents.

Application Fee

A non-refundable $200 application fee is required for admission into the English
Language Program. This is a one-time fee.

* If you are 17 and have completed high school, please contact us.
** See program pages for additional admission requirements for the Academic Communication Certificate and advanced placement into level 5 and 6 of the Semester Program.
*** Where programs have additional requirements, conditional admission is only valid for the year of application.

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Get
Started1

Calgary is a beautiful clean, quiet citywith parks and mountains nearby. It
is comfortable and familiar.”
Karina, from Chile

FIND YOUR COURSES

Visit our website at esl.ucalgary.ca
or contact us at esl@ucalgary.ca
to find courses that work for you.

Your Program Planning
Sample Study Plans

2

REGISTER ONLINE

Complete the online application,
pay the application fee andtuition (deposit or full fee).

3

RECEIVE LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE
The letter will be sent by email.

5 Months: Calgary Highlights

Move your English abilities up to the next level! The combination of a
13-week comprehensive English program with a 4-week communication
focused program will improve both your language accuracy and fluency.
Experience Calgary and the Rocky Mountain’s best seasons: springskiing in the Rockies, catching the sights at the Calgary Stampede or
white-water rafting in Banff in the summer.
ESL 111: Spring Language and Culture Course
ESL 100: Spring Semester Program
ESL 102: Optional Activity Package
ESL 101: Summer Intensive Program
ESL 103: Optional Activity Overnight Trips (2 trips)

Apr
Apr – Jul
Apr – JulAug
Aug

TUITION TOTAL		APPLICATION FEE		HOMESTAY (21 WEEKS)		

$975$4,325$875$1,850$500$8,525$200$6,050TOTAL		$14,775

1 Year: University Pathway

Improve your English to meet the English language proficiency
requirement to enter UCalgary degree programs! Two terms of advanced
and upper advanced ESL programs plus one term of ACC will help you
achieve successful transition to a UCalgary degree program.

Questions?
If you have any questions,please contact the English
Language Program officeat esl@ucalgary.ca or+1-403-220-3301.

ESL 100: Fall Semester Program: level 5
ESL 100: Winter Semester Program: level 6
EAP 200: Spring Academic Communication Certificate
TUITION TOTAL		APPLICATION FEE		HOMESTAY (44 WEEKS)		

Sep – Dec
Jan – Apr
Apr – Jul$4,325$4,325$4,775$13,425$200$12,375

TOTAL		$26,000

18This year, let us help
you realize your dreams
For more than 40 years, international students andprofessionals from all over the world have been coming
to the University of Calgary English Language Programto acquire the skills necessary to realize their dreams.

esl.ucalgary.ca+1-403-220-3301 • esl@ucalgary.ca
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