English as a Second Language (ESL)
Advanced ESL
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t. 867.668.8850 f. 867.668.8828
Intermediate ESL
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t. 867-668-8897 f. 867.668.8723
Program Overview
ESL classes welcome international and domestic students. Classes begin in January, May and September. We provide a supportive and rewarding environment for students interested in developing their English language skills.
Levels
Yukon College offers Advanced ESL (see Admission Requirements below for explanation of this level). Intermediate ESL is now offered through our partner, the Association Franco-Yukonnaise (l’AFY).
In spring, a mixed levels class is offered through l’AFY.
Contact
Advanced ESL
Contact the School of Access at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address).
Intermediate ESL
Canadian Students: please contact the Association Franco-Yukonnaise (l’AFY) for Intermediate ESL registration at 867.668.2663 ext. 223.
International Students: please contact Yukon College International to learn more about Intermediate and Advanced ESL application and registration procedures: .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) or 867.668.8897 or www.yukoncollege.yk.ca/international.
Dates
Intermediate ESL
January 9-April 27, 2012
May 28-August 17, 2012
September 4-December 14, 2012
Advanced ESL
January 9-April 27, 2012
September 4-December 14, 2012
Admission Requirements
Advanced ESL
Internet based TOEFL (iBT) score 53 or Canadian Language Benchmark Placement Test (CLBPT) score 6 or IELTS score 5 or more. The CLBPT is available to students upon their arrival at Yukon College.
Ancillary Fees
For information on program fees and ancillary fees related to courses, please see the Tuition & Fees page.
Canadian Language Benchmark Placement Test (CLBPT)—CAN$50 Assessment Testing Fee.
Courses
Advanced Level ESL
This course is designed to prepare non-native English speakers for further academic study. It focuses on reading strategies and writing processes. Advanced level offers students instruction and practice in reading, composition and academic study. Advanced Level ESL is offered 1.5 hours per day five days a week. For students wanting full-time study, you will be able to take Advanced ESL with options. Students with a CLB of seven or higher or who are eligible for Advanced ESL 050 may take two other college courses for credit or audit in addition to Advanced ESL 050. Students with a CLB below seven may take two College Prep courses in addition to Advanced Level ESL or audit one course from the School of Management, Tourism and Hospitality, School of Science, School of Liberal Arts or School of Health, Education and Human Services in addition to one College Prep course and Advanced Level ESL. Classes begin in September and January.
ESL in College and Career Preparation Program
Students are enrolled in regular academic classes with Canadian students to study grammar, writing and/or reading in the College and Career Preparation program. In addition to English courses, students may register in other subjects such as computers, mathematics, sciences, critical issues and student success. Classes begin in September and January.
