Canadian College of English Language
- Canadian College of English Language
Canadian College of English Language (known as "Canadian College" or "CCEL") is an English language college in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
School Information
* School Environment: Downtown
* Building: Private ESL school in Vancouver Downtown with 7-floors and 30 classrooms in total.
* Member of: Canada Language Council(CLC); PELSA; ALTO; AILIA; FIYTO; Tourism Vancouver
* Staff and Advisors: 15 full time (some of the languages covered: Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, French, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Arabic, Polish, Russian, German, Turkish, etc)
* Teachers: 25 full time (minimum 5 years of experience in teaching ESL, all accredited by PELSA).
Facilities
* Computer Labs: 35 computers free of charge. Internet/Email available in major languages.
* Other Facilities: Roof Top Open Patio; Student Lounge(5th Floor, capacity 200 students); Vending Machines; Lunch Room; Rest Area; Big Screen TV; 2 Billiard Tables; 1 Table Tennis Table; Public Phones; Student Counseling Room.
* Nearby Facilities: Coffee/Light Snack Shops; Convenience Stores; Indoor Gym/Sports Facilities; Restaurants; Drug Store; Gift Shops; Park; Beaches; Aquarium; Hotels and Residences.
Program Information
* Minimum Age to Attend General English Course: 16 years old
* Course Start: Any Monday (If National Holiday on Monday, Tuesdays)
* Minimum Duration for General English Course: 1 week
* Levels & Textbook: 1- 6 levels. “Headway” Textbook by Oxford University Press
* Number of students per class: MIN(8); MAX(15); AVE(13)
External links
* [http://www.canada-english.com/ Canadian College Official Website]
* [http://www.ccel.ca/ Canadian College Official Blog]
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