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English for Academic Purposes (EAP) –<br />
General Arts and Science<br />
LENGTH INTAKE CREDENTIAL LOCATION<br />
1, 2, or 3 semesters Fall, Winter, Summer<br />
Ontario College<br />
Certificate<br />
Ashtonbee<br />
6616<br />
Whether you want to successfully apply for a college program or confidently enter the workforce,<br />
English for Academic Purposes (EAP) gives you an advantage. It is designed to prepare you for college<br />
or university education, or for employment, by developing your academic study skills and improving<br />
your language skills. Following a placement test, enter one of three EAP levels. During each onesemester<br />
level, participate in communicative language activities, group work, and presentations, and<br />
benefit from access to Centennial resources and services. There are direct pathways from EAP Level<br />
3 to college communication courses.<br />
Notes:<br />
1. This is not a program for absolute beginners or if English is your first language.<br />
2. The official Ministry name for this program is General Arts and Science – English for Academic Purposes.<br />
Program Accreditation<br />
The English for Academic Purposes program is fully accredited by Languages Canada.<br />
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS<br />
• Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD),<br />
or equivalent, or mature student status<br />
(19 years of age or older)<br />
• English language proficiency<br />
• You will require the following minimum scores:<br />
› CLB - 4<br />
› IELTS: 3.5-4.0<br />
› TOEFL: 397-433<br />
› ibTOEFL: 30-40<br />
› iTEP: 3.5-3.6<br />
› Pearson TE (Academic): 36-40<br />
› Cambridge Exams: Preliminary English Test pass<br />
Note: All students must complete a specialized English<br />
placement assessment to determine EAP program placement.<br />
centennialcollege.ca/6616<br />
Voula Galanis<br />
eap@centennialcollege.ca<br />
ACADEMIC ACCESS, LIBERAL<br />
ARTS AND PRE-HEALTH<br />
CAREER OUTLOOK<br />
University Arts program preparation / Career preparation / College preparation<br />
416-289-5000 ext. 57683<br />
WATCH PROGRAM VIDEO<br />
English Language Learning (ELL) 6519<br />
LENGTH INTAKE CREDENTIAL LOCATION<br />
2 years/5 semesters Fall, Winter, Summer<br />
Recognition of<br />
Achievement Certificate<br />
Progress<br />
Building on and improving your language skills is key for college, university, or career success.<br />
This five-level English Language Learning (ELL) program helps if you are an International student<br />
looking to develop effective academic communication skills in reading, writing, listening, speaking,<br />
and pronunciation. Based on communicative teaching and learning practices, ELL is offered in<br />
Elementary, Beginner, Pre-intermediate, Intermediate, and High Intermediate levels, determined by<br />
a diagnostic test. Each level is one semester in length and divided into five modules. Each module<br />
includes communicative activities, interactive exercises, group work, and presentations. You also<br />
have access to tutoring, counselling, the library and computer labs, and other Centennial resources.<br />
Note: The official Ministry name for this program is English Language Learning.<br />
Program Accreditation<br />
The English Language Learning program is fully accredited by Languages Canada.<br />
CAREER OUTLOOK<br />
Career preparation / College or university preparation / Course preparation<br />
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS<br />
• English Language Learning (ELL) is designed<br />
for International students who wish to<br />
upgrade their English skills. If you are an<br />
International student, and you are interested<br />
in this program, please contact the<br />
Centennial College International Centre.<br />
Note: You cannot apply to this program at ontariocolleges.ca.<br />
centennialcollege.ca/6519<br />
international@centennialcollege.ca<br />
WATCH PROGRAM VIDEO<br />
centennialcollege.ca/our-programs<br />
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