English for Academic Purpose(EAP)
*EAP Courses are provided by Toronto, Vancouver and Winnipeg campus
What is EAP Pathway Program?
The aim of the EAP module is to provide students with the English language and academic skills required by Canadian university programs. Successful completion of the Global Education EAP program allows direct entry to partner colleges or universities without IELTS or TOEFL.
Who is eligible for our Pathway Program?
The EAP Pathway Program is for you if:
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You have finished high school and want to enroll in an undergraduate program (diploma or Bachelor’s degree) at a Canadian university or college
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You have graduated from university and are planning to enroll in a postgraduate program (Master’s degree or postgraduate certification)
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You want to be prepared for Canada’s challenging higher education standards and succeed
What is a direct transfer?
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Global Education (GE) students have a big advantage because of GE’s articulation transfer agreements with Canadian universities and colleges
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GE’s Academic Pathway specialists will apply on students’ behalf
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Students will not need to take IELTS / TOEFL upon successful completion of the Pathway program
Course names
EAP
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Academic listening focusing on lectures and seminars
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Academic speaking & presentation skills
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Academic reading & critical thinking skills
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Academic essay writing
Assessment Structure
In order to pass the course, students must:
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Attend at least 90% of the classes.
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Achieve an average score of 75% in the final exam with no less than 70% in writing or speaking
The academic assessment includes:
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one mid-term exam- writing test, speaking test, reading test, and listening test.
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one final exam - writing test, speaking test, reading test, and listening test.
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two essays
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one presentation
Admission Criteria
There are two levels in the EAP program, 8 weeks for each level, 25 hours of classes per week.
All coming students are required to complete the placement test in order to be placed into the appropriate ESL or EAP level.
There are three ways to get admitted into EAP program:
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Direct Admission: IELTS 5.5
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EAP Entry Admission Test Students wishing to enter EAP directly must take the EAP admission test. The test consists of multiple comprehension questions and essay writing. students must achieve 75% or higher overall for direct entry into EAP.
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EAP Preparation (ESL 1-4)
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The grading for ESL 1-4 is derived from the cumulative grade of all class assignments, including tests, writing assignments, presentations, participations and attendance. Students must achieve 75% or higher in their cumulative grade in order to advance into EAP.
Our Highlight
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Reputable institution is highly authorized and strictly supervised by Languages Canada
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Official language training institution for top ranking universities in Canada, EAP pathway program for college diplomas, undergraduate and postgraduate degrees
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Personalized application package preparation tutorials, one-stop shop with solutions for all application related questions
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Courses specifically designed for ESL students, share strategies applied on successful cases, enroll in prestigious fields of study and express entry for immigration
Application Procedure
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Free application assessment
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Fill out the Canadian university application form and pay the $280 application fee
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Provide the required materials for application
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Start application and submit the required materials to (full refund if failed)
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Wait for offer and submit the offer deposit
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Start visa application or visa extension after obtaining an offer
EAP partners
Brock University
Founded in 1964, Brock University is one of Canadian prestigious universities. As one of the only four universities in Canada which confer Master degree in Accounting, Brock accounting graduates are well acknowledged by Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA) of Canada. In addition, Brock University is also the only Canadian University to confer Bachelor Degree in Oenology, which is well-known in North America and the graduates are guaranteed with high salary and high employment rate. The Co-op opportunities provided by the university ensures that more than 85% of its graduates are employed by the top 200 companies in Canada, except for Accounting Co-op.
Popular majors:
Accounting, Business Administration, Oenology, Life Science, Economics, Computer Science, etc.
Cooperative programs：
All undergraduate programs except Accounting Co-op.
Official website
Lakehead University
Founded in 1946 in Thunder Bay, Ontario, and establishing its Orillia campus northern to Toronto, Lakehead University is a public research university dedicated to cutting-edge research programs. Lakehead University was rated as “Canadian Annual Research University” by Canadian Research Information Resources Company. Lakehead programs offer Co-op opportunities, due to the close relationship with local industry, which secures the high employment rate of its graduates.
Popular programs:
MBA, Engineering, Forestry, Environment Studies, Mathematical Sciences, Computer Science, etc.
Cooperative programs：
All undergraduate programs except BSc in Nursing, Master in Education and MSc in Psychology.
Official website
Laurentian University
Laurentian University was established as a public Post-secondary institution in 1960, with its main campus situated in Greater Sudbury, Ontario, northwest of Toronto. The University has over 9,000 current students, with 6.5% international students from 62 different countries. Based on Ontario’s official records, Laurentian graduates currently rank high in graduate employment rate with a staggering 92% of students finding satisfying employment 6 month after graduation.
Popular Programs:
Engineering (Mining, Mechanical and Mining-Mechanical), MBA, Computational Sciences, etc.
Cooperative programs：
All undergraduate and graduate programs.
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Ryerson University
Ryerson University, one of the higher education institutions in Ontario, Canada, is a well-known comprehensive university, ranking 12nd in 2021 Maclean’s Magazine Canadian Comprehensive University Rankings. The campus is located in the center of Toronto, Canada's largest city, and is a typical urban university. Ryerson University has attracted more than 39,400 undergraduate and master students from 146 countries around the world, and offers more than 55 undergraduate majors and more than 60 graduate majors. The school has more than 125 research centers, institutions and laboratories.
Popular Programs:
Business Administration and Liberal Arts Major.
Cooperative programs：
Bachelor of Business Administration (Economics and Management Science, Entrepreneurship, Global Management Studies, Human Resource Management, Law and Business, Marketing, Real Estate Management), Bachelor of International Economics and Finance, Bachelor of Arts (Environment and Urban Sustainable Development, Politics and Governance), Psychology, sociology, philosophy).
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Simon Fraser University
Simon Fraser University (SFU) was founded in 1965 and is located in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. SFU is a comprehensive public research university in North America. Its human-computer interaction HCI, computer science, and business are among the top in the world. SFU ranked No. 1 in 2021 Maclean’s Magazine Canadian Comprehensive University Rankings. Simon Fraser University has 6 faculties and more than 100 undergraduate majors. The number of undergraduate students is around 25,000.
Popular Programs:
Computing Science, Communication and Business programs.
Cooperative programs：
Undergraduate programs in Liberal Arts & Social Sciences, Computing Science, Communication, Art & Technology, Business, Engineering Science, Environment, Health Sciences.
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University of Manitoba
University of Manitoba is located in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. Founded in 1877, it was the first university in Western Canada. The main campus covers an area of 680 acres and is a public comprehensive research university and one of the top universities in Canada. The University of Manitoba ranked 14th in the 2021 Maclean’s Magazine Canadian Medical University Rankings. School of Medicine, Agriculture, and Engineering at University of Manitoba is one of the best schools in Canada. The Asper School of Business ranks the third in North America. Manitoba has a wide range of majors. The university currently has more than 22,000 undergraduates and nearly 6,000 graduates.
Popular Programs:
Engineering and Business programs.
Cooperative programs：
Some undergraduate majors include liberal arts, business, engineering, science and university/preparatory courses.
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Yorkville Univeristy
Yorkville University is a Canadian university with a national presence, which was founded in 2003. The university offers practitioner-oriented master’s, bachelor’s and diploma programs leading to professional careers that are personally rewarding and contribute to the betterment of society. Yorkville University offers programs online and on-campus that are designed for the purposeful students who have a desire to fast-track their education or need to balance work and/or family commitments.
Popular Programs:
Business Administration, Interior Design Project Management, Creative Arts, Energy Management, Supply Chain Management, etc.
Cooperative programs：
Bachelor of Business Administration, Bachelor of Interior Design and Bachelor of Creative Arts.
Official website
Georgian College
Georgia College was established in 1967, and it is called Georgia College of Applied Arts and Sciences. As one of the oldest public colleges in Ontario, Canada, it is located in central Ontario and has more than 130 majors. The college offers various certificate courses, all college diplomas, bachelor’s degrees and postgraduate certificates. The college has been recognized as one of the Canadian colleges and universities and Chinese Ministry of Education. Georgia College has a very high graduate employment rate, and the employment rate of graduates has remained above 88% all year round.
Cooperative programs：
All Certificate Programs, College Diplomas, Undergraduate Programs and Postgraduate Certificates.
Popular Programs:
Automotive Business, Engineering, Computer Science, Environmental Science, Recreation and Leisure Service, etc.
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Toronto Film School
Established in 2001, Toronto Film School is one of Canada's top-ranked film schools (listed in the QS World Ranking), attracting many outstanding professional masters in the industry to join the faculty and become the cradle of outstanding graduates. Toronto Film School is recognized by Government of Canada and Ministry of Education. Its reputation has long been recognized in the North American film and television industry. The school also cooperates with Beijing Film Academy and Shanghai Theater Academy, which are top universities in the Chinese film and television industry.
Popular Programs：
Acting for Film, TV & the Theatre, Film Production, Writing for Film & TV, Video Game Design & Animation,Video Game, Design & Development, Fashion Design, Marketing for Fashion and Entertainment, Graphic Design & Interactive Media.
Cooperative programs：
All diploma programs.
Official website
Algonquin College
Algonquin College was established in 1967 and is located in the Canadian capital and the "Northern Silicon Valley" Ottawa city center. The college ranks in the top five among more than 150 colleges in Canada and is rated as the best large public college by the Association of Ontario Colleges in Canada. It is also rated as the public college with the highest employment rate in Canada. Algonquin College is recognized and recommended by the Chinese Ministry of Education.
Popular Programs:
Computer Science, Computer System Animation and Communication Technology, etc.
Cooperative programs：
All Certificate Programs, College Diplomas, Undergraduate Programs and Postgraduate Certificates.
Official website
Laurie Laurier University
Laurie Laurier University is referred to as WLU. In 1911, it was a well-known private university in Canada. The university has two campuses in the Canadian provincial school, one is located in the city of Waterloo, the other is in Brantford. The university has 7 departments and provides full-time and hired lawyers and courses for more than 12,000 students. Laurier University ranks eighth in 2021 in Canada's McCullin Comprehensive University, and its graduate students are one of the best Canadian business schools accredited by AACSB.
Popular Programs:
Accounting, Anthropology, Archaeology and Heritage Studies, Biology, Business Administration, Business Technology Management, Chemistry and Biochemistry, etc.
Cooperative programs：
Undergraduate liberal arts and business majors, such as data science, user experience design, humanities, environment, philosophy, sociology, economics, economics and accounting, psychology, etc.
Official website