East Coast School of Languages

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East Coast School of Languages offers students exceptional English language instruction and a complete Canadian cultural experience, both of which are enhanced by the school's small class sizes, individually focused attention, and a warm, nurturing, and friendly environment. The school is located in the heart of Halifax, a safe, friendly city that combines historic charm with modern facilities. Whatever your interests, you can enjoy them in this small but exciting port city. The facility is warm and welcoming and the instructors are experienced and qualified. ECSL has ten bright and spacious classrooms to comfortably accommodate small class sizes of eight to ten students. At break times students can relax in the inviting student lounge or check their emails in the modern high-speed computer lab. The strict English-only policy means that students must speak English at all times. ECSL offers five levels of study. The program choices allow students to concentrate on their specific area of interest. Students receive 32 hours of in-class instruction and social activities each week guided by experienced, dedicated and caring instructors. Monthly evaluations monitor progress and Certificates of Completion are given at a monthly Graduation Ceremony.

Areas of Expertise

East Coast School of Languages specializes in English as a second language instruction.

Off Campus Housing

Homestay accommodations are available at a rate of $640 per month for students aged 18 and older, and $740 per month for students aged 16 or 17. Students will have their own furnished room, for privacy and study. The family will also give the student breakfast and a packed lunch, which they can heat at school and eat with other students. A Homestay Coordinator is available to help students with any situations they may have.

Activities

ECSL offers students weekly social activities facilitated by the Social Activities Coordinator. Social activities help students practice their English, see new places in Nova Scotia, interact with native speakers and develop friendships with other students.

Modified on March 28, 2007