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East Coast Language College (ECLC)

East Coast Language College (ECLC)

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School Info

Basic information

  • Enrollment
  • students
  • Airport Pickup
  • Telephone
  • Fax
  • Address
  • 1256 Barrington St. Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada B3J 1Y6

Options

  • Suburban
  • On-Campus Dorm/residence
  • Off-campus Residence
  • Private language school

Introducation

Why This School?

  • - Personal Attention
    - Private Career College
    - 23 College & University partners

East Coast Language College (ECLC) About the

  • Donna-Lynn Leblanc and Sheila Nunn are the owners of ECLC and they are in the college every day because they still love what they do! They are passionate about supporting students and staff and empowering people to achieve their goals. Donna and Sheila are supported by an amazing team of administrators, instructors, homestay families, and other partners. These relationships are the key to ECLC’s success. 

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    ECLC opened its doors in 1998 and started with humble beginnings – three classrooms, three teachers, and three students! We grew by word of mouth because students loved the personal attention they received and the high academic quality of the classes. Students trust us – we deliver what we say we will – and they know they will be treated with respect and kindness.  Our staff members all adhere to the same important values because they are also passionate about the support and success of our students.

ETC

  • First Day at ECLC You will;

    Arrive by 8:30 am
    Bring your passport
    Meet your advisor
    Have School Orientation
    Have School Tour
    Take placement test
    Eat FREE pizza lunch
    Start classes

Programs

Course Information

  • Focus of Study 
    English for Parents (EP) is a three-level program aimed at providing parents of school-aged children with solid foundational English. In addition, EP helps parents learn the everyday English they need to thrive in Canadian society.Using different themes, the students will be given opportunities to practice the new language through role plays, discussions, presentations and outings.


    Benefit, Goal of this course
    - Communicating with your child’s school and teacher

    -Understanding Canadian mannerisms and etiquette

    -Talking about common health issues and going to the pharmacy

    -Understanding Canadian currency and banking

    -Getting around (public transportation, renting a car)

    -Requesting goods and services (phone, internet, power, gas)

    -Talking about food and fashion

    -Making appointments

    -Talking about housing (renting, garbage disposal)

    -Joining extra-curricular activities

    -Learning about Canadian traditions, customs, and holidays

    -Understanding Canadian government, laws and policies


    Curriculum
    -EP 100 focuses on essential English skills such as making greetings and introductions; asking for and giving personal information; describing activities and daily routines; expressing opinions, agreement and disagreement

    - EP 200 builds on the skills learned in EP 100 and includes topics such as expressing feelings and emotions; agreeing and disagreeing with others; describing present and past events and special occasions; discussing opinions about image, appearance, and fashion
    EP 300 expands upon the skills learned in EP 200 and focuses on topics such as comparing places and making recommendations; talking about achievements and experiences; communicating plans, intentions and ambitions; discussing consequences of future actions


    Classroom Hour 
    9:00-14:00 Monday to Friday (20 hours/week)
    15 weeks per level

Course Information

Schedule 15 Weeks VISA Info I-20 Issued Upon Request
Accommodation On-Campus Dorm/residence, Off-campus Residence

requirements

  • N/A

Course Schedule

2025-01-27 2025-01-20 2025-01-13 2025-01-06
2024-12-30
※ From the Course Starting Dates 15Weeks(month) Choose

Fees

Tuition

School's Admin fee
Tuition
15 Week Week Week Week Week
(CAD)$ 4,500
Week Week Week Week Week

Accomodation

Housing Placement fee
Accommodation Fee
Terms Homestay On-Campus Dorm/residence Off-Campus residence

Airport Pickup

Airport Pickup
Other Charges

Remarks / Other Information

  • * Dates and Fees are approximate and may change without prior notice.

Course Information

  • Focus of Study
    The EC program is for students who wish to improve their listening and speaking skills to communicate more effectively in daily social situations. 


    Benefit, Goal of this course
    Using an assortment of techniques such as community integration, team projects, and interactive activities, the students will learn practical language and vocabulary that will help them in any setting in which English is necessary.


    Curriculum
    - Basics :This course gives students a foundation in speaking and listening in English. 
    - EC100 :This course builds on the foundation set by Communications Basics. These high-beginner students increase their confidence and fluency in this course, working towards drawing from more language structures and vocabulary than in CB.  
    - EC200 : This course encourages low-intermediate students to improve their lexical resource, fluency, accuracy, comfort level, and confidence when using English in realistic situations.
    - Dynamic Speaking: Our Dynamic Speaking course focuses on naturally and accurately using English in various situations students may encounter in Canada and other English-speaking countries.
    - Creative English: This course is broken up into four five-week courses – Visual Arts, Food, Music, and Media –which contain many task-based learning activities that help connect the students to each other and Canadian communities.

    Classroom Hour
    8:45-15:30 Monday to Thursday
    8:45-12:00 Friday
    10 weeks per level

Course Information

Schedule 1, 5, 10 Weeks Accommodation On-Campus Dorm/residence, Off-campus Residence

requirements

  • N/A

Course Schedule

2025-01-27 2025-01-20 2025-01-13 2025-01-06
2024-12-30
※ From the Course Starting Dates 1, 5, 10Weeks(month) Choose

Fees

Tuition

School's Admin fee
Tuition
1 Week 5 Week 10 Week Week Week
(CAD)$ 320 (CAD)$ 1,600 (CAD)$ 3,200
Week Week Week Week Week

Accomodation

Housing Placement fee
Accommodation Fee
Terms Homestay On-Campus Dorm/residence Off-Campus residence

Airport Pickup

Airport Pickup
Other Charges

Remarks / Other Information

  • * Dates and Fees are approximate and may change without prior notice.

Housing option

Location

Accommodation

  • Homestay
    International Student Residence 245-265$ per week
    International Hostel 20-50$ per night
    Student Houses 550-650$ per month
    University Residence 450-650$ per month
    Furnished Suite 1800-4500$ per month
    Unfurnished Suite 850-1500$ per month

Surrounding Area

  • Unlike other major urban centers, more than 90% of the population  in Halifax speaks English so it’s the perfect place for students to immerse themselves in the language and learn faster.

     

    Everything that a big city like Toronto or Montreal has can be found in Halifax. Restaurants, cafes, nightclubs, sports arenas, art galleries, museums and so on are here. People here enjoy live music in traditional Celtic eateries and Halifax has a very vibrant “patio culture” where bars and restaurants build outdoor seating so everyone can enjoy the summer weather. There are six universities and four major colleges in Halifax with over 50,000 students living and studying here. Students love the young urban vibe.

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    Halifax is also famous for its wonderful culinary scene. Restaurants, food trucks, patios and food festivals are very popular here. It is world-famous for its incredible seafood. Nova Scotia lobster is a must-have for any visitor and its restaurants serve up the freshest Nova Scotia scallops and creative seafood dishes year-round.


    Halifax is really an education city, with the benefit that life outside of class time is very exciting, and local shopping, dining, and nightlife is all within walking distance of the school district. So students can immediately begin enjoying their free time right after classes and will need to use their English as it is difficult to find foreign speakers in the city. This way, their learning experience continues even while they’re outside of school and helps them to become more fluent, faster.

Facilities

  • 17 classrooms

Activity

  • Trips to Prince Edward Island, Cape Breton, and the South Shore of Nova Scotia

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