Course description
Our FLY Total program benefits from a dynamic, one-of-a-kind ambiance. Created for young adults looking for a strong linguistic preparation for their future career or university studies, the wonderful College Ste-Anne campus is cosmopolitan and open to international exchanges.
Students will receive 15 hours of French or English lessons and activities per week. French or English as a second or foreign language classes are offered at different levels. At the pre-university level, the emphasis is on reading and oral comprehension, whereas, at the advanced or business levels, the focus is on writing and oral communication.
Our unique FLY Junior program offers a wide range of sports and socio-cultural activities as an important part of its curriculum. The program's free* activities will take place during afternoons, evenings and weekends, under the supervision of dynamic and dedicated counselors. The complete FLY curriculum also includes special afternoon workshops. Each week, students will register for 5 hours of extra instruction. However, instead of a formal language lesson, students will participate in a truly enriching and challenging project in one of the following workshops:
• International Cuisine: This workshop includes 5 hours of international cuisine per week. Students will have the opportunity to cook traditional Canadian dishes as well as international menus.
• Hip-Hop: This workshop includes 5 hours of hip-hop and other dances per week. Students will not only learn the main hip-hop steps, but they will also perform a choreography.
• Multimedia/Ubisoft: This workshop is designed to give students a basic knowledge of the main elements of computers and software. It also provides them with a chance to learn more about video games, film editing or digital photography in the wonderful Collège Ste-Anne lab.
• Photography: This workshop is designed to give students a basic knowledge of the main elements of photography and provide them with explanations on how digital cameras work and how to improve their shots.
• CIT: The Counselor In Training workshop gives our international students the chance to get involved with the FLY animation team while learning the basics of group supervision, leadership and first aid training.
Program Summary
• 3 meals daily
• Constant supervision
• Study materials
• 15 hours of French or English formal instruction per week
• Sports & entertainment program
• Meet & greet plus transfers to and from the airport
• Medical and dental insurance to a maximum of $50,000 CAD per student
• FLY certificate upon completion of the course
Extra expenses (not included):
- Personal spending money for items such as toiletries, postage and/or souvenirs
- Materials, transportation or registration costs for optional activities
- Unaccompanied Minor fees charged by airlines
- Extra day expenses or extra transfers
Course topics
Listening, Speaking, Pronunciation, Reading, Writing, Vocabulary, Grammar and Activities
Class schedule
Course duration
2-5 weeks
Classes per week
4 lessons per week (each lesson lasts 60 min)
Class days
Monday - Thursday
Class times
Morning session
09:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Afternoon session
01:00 PM - 02:30 PM
Class schedule may change depending on availability and season.
Class level
Elementary
Intermediate
Advanced
You will take a placement test on your first day to determine your class level. You may also take this test before your arrival in Montreal.
Class size
| Average |
13 students |
| Maximum |
20 students |
Student age
| Age range |
13 - 19 years old |
Certificate
A certificate of completion will be issued at the end of the course.
