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ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

University of Toronto ESL program accepts students year around. To join the University of Toronto English Language Program (U of T ELP), you must be at least 18 years old and have some basic understanding of English. The courses are not suitable for complete beginners in English. Some courses require you to be at an intermediate level of English facility or to have professional experience. Um of T ELP reserves the right to deny entrance to student snot fulfilling these requirements.

FEES

All courses and service fees are cover the cost of tuition and the required health insurance.

Fees includes assigned textbooks, course materials,workshops, conversation club, and several events and activities.

Health Fee includes:

• a health plan with comprehensive medical coverage
• full use of the University of Toronto Student Health Services and the University’s Medical Clinic.

Tuition and health fees must be paid in full at time of registration. Bursaries, scholarships and other forms of financial aid are not available.

All U of T ELP students(international students, immigrants and Canadian citizens) are required to pay the same tuition.

Tuition and fees may be paid in the following ways:

• by credit card (Visa, Mastercard and AmericanExpress)
• by official bank cheque/money order, in Canadian funds, payable to the University of Toronto
• by traveller’s cheque, in Canadian funds, payable to the University of Toronto

Note: Cash, personal cheques, and wire transfers will not accepted.

Withdrawal Policy

Requests to withdraw from a course must be made in writing.

Schedule for Refunds

12-week Courses

• 21 calendar days before the course starts 100% of tuition
• 5-20 calendar days before the course starts 95% of tuition
• 7 calendar days after the course starts 90% of tuition
• 8 or more calendar days after the course starts No Refund

3-week, 6-week and 7-week Courses

• 21 calendar days before the course starts 100% of tuition
• 5-20 calendar days before the course starts 95% of tuition
• 3 calendar days after the course starts 90% of tuition
• 4 or more calendar days after the course starts No Refund

Note: Refund payments are made to the original payors only. Refunds are not transferable. Because the University of Toronto does not keep your credit card information, refunds can only be made by a cheque issued by the University’s finance department and sent by mail. Refunds normally take four to six weeks to process.

Visa or Study Permit Refusal

If you must cancel your registration because Canadian Immigration has denied your Study Permit (Student Authorization), your full tuition, health fees and registration fee will be refunded if:

• the Registration Office is notified in writing prior to the first day of classes that you will not be attending and
• the Registration Office receives the original letter issued by the Canadian Embassy/High Commission confirming that the study permit was denied.

The U of T ELP Registration Office must receive the documents prior to the course start date.

VISAS AND STUDY PERMITS

It is your responsibility to register for U of T ELP courses in sufficient time to apply for and receive your Canadian visa or study permit. If you want to study for less than six months, you may need a Temporary Resident Visa.

If you want to study for longer than six months, you must obtain a Study Permit. Make sure you have enough time to get the proper documents required.

If you plan to visit the United States during your stay in Canada, check with the US embassy or consulate in your country. You must get your US visa before you come to Canada.

You must assume complete responsibility for your personal financial needs.

If your application is refused, you may be able to obtain refund of fees paid to the U of T ELP, subject to certain conditions.

For your convenience I have enclosed their English program fee schedule along with there application form.

York is now Canada's third largest university has over 175,000 alumni.

More than 5,000 courses offered through York's 11 faculties: Arts; Atkinson Faculty of Liberal and Professional Studies; Education; Environmental Studies; Fine Arts; Glendon; Graduate Studies; Health; Osgoode Hall Law School; Schulich School of Business; and Science & Engineering.

Students and professors from more than 130 countries around the world attend York University.YUELI provides non-credit English as a Second Language courses designed primarily to improve English language skills for university entrance and/or professional advancement.

The Institutes's goal is to teach students the kinds of language, critical thinking and study skills required to be a successful undergraduate or graduate student in a university where English is the language of instruction.

The Academic Program is our Institute’s university preparation program. It is a full-time, 6 level program for non-native speakers of English.

Conditional admission is available for most undergraduate programs at York University through the YUELI Academic English Program, provided students meet the academic requirements to enter York University.

Registration Methods

You can register by mail, fax, in person or online. Download their application form for school program and home stay program.

Or register online here.

3. Ryerson University-International Applicants

For Ryerson University I didn't see any ESL program. However, they do accept international students for their academic programs.

For more information on their ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS, SCHEDULES and FEES, you can check out Ryerson brochure here.

You can also register for their program online here.

Centennial College is Ontario’s first community college, established in 1966, primarily serving the eastern portion of the Greater Toronto Area through four campuses and seven satellite locations.

Almost 100 ethno cultural groups are represented and 80 languages are spoken on campus.

Centennial offering more than 95 diploma and certificate programs on a full-time and Continuing Education basis in business, communication arts, community and consumer services, engineering technology, health and transportation.

These career-oriented programs emphasize practical experience with laboratory learning, industry and agency placements, as well as co-op education. Students also prepare for college and university through the General Arts and Science program, and English language training.

Centennial supports enrollments of 12,000 full-time students and 28,000 in Continuing Education.

George Brown College was established in 1967 by the Government of Ontario to serve the population of the City of Toronto.

The College is named after George Brown (1818-1880), one of Canada's "Fathers of Confederation", a Liberal politician and founder of The Globe newspaper in Toronto (now The Globe and Mail).

The College has three main campuses in downtown Toronto at Casa Loma, St. James and Ryerson University, along with 10 training facilities, from which it offers 150 full-time programs, and 1,200 continuing education courses.

Students can pursue their career goals choosing from diplomas, degrees and certificates.

Humber's broad range of career-focused, educational programs include: apprenticeship, certificates, diplomas, bachelor's degrees and postgraduate certificates.

With over 350 programs to choose from, the 19,000 full-time and 55,000 part-time students of Humber have access to many opportunities for continuous learning.

Humber’s definition of a polytechnic is “a multi-disciplinary institution of higher education which emphasizes connections with working life and economic development. It offers an applied approach to technical and professional education.

From Humber you can transfer your credits to more than 50 Canadian and international universities.

Humber maintains strong partnerships with industry, and trains more than 15,000 people annually through customized corporate training.

To apply for their English Language program, you can download their application form here.

International Student Development at Seneca helps more than 2,000 international students from 75 countries gain new careers in their Canadian and international field of studies.

Seneca College is Canada's largest post-secondary institution with 100,000 students on eight major campuses throughout Toronto, offering diplomas, four-year Bachelor degrees and a growing number of one-year post-graduate career specializations in a variety of exciting disciplines.

Their specialties range across more than 140 Diploma, Degree, and Post Graduate programs. Opportunities to gain Canadian work experience also exist in the form of co-op work terms as part of your program and off-campus part-time work.

Founded in 1967, Sheridan has grown from a locally-based college of 400 students to over 14, 000 full-time and 35,000 continuing education students. Today, Sheridan attracts students from across Canada and around the world, and is nationally and internationally recognized for excellence in business, digital media and communications, performing arts, visual arts and design, applied computing and telecommunications, engineering and manufacturing sciences, and community service studies.

5 ACADEMIC SCHOOLS

• Animation, Arts & Design: 3,300 students
• Business: 4,300
• Community and Liberal Studies: 2,500
• Applied Computing and Engineering Sciences: 3,900
• Continuing Education and Corporate Training: 35, 000

Sheridan offers:

• 6 college certificate programs
• 54 diploma and advanced diploma programs
• 4 applied bachelor's degrees
• 4 collaborative (with universities) degrees
• 21 graduate certificate programs

CAMPUSES

• Oakville: Trafalgar Road Campus and Skills Training Centre
• Brampton: William G. Davis Campus

International Recognition: Each year, Sheridan students, faculty and alumni distinguish themselves through a diverse array of awards programs. Sheridan graduates include Academy Award nominees (three) and winners(two), and an Emmy Award winner. In 2005, animation professor Kaj Pindal won an Emmy Award. Sheridan film students have picked up awards at festivals around the world.