YOGOFUN 2023 (English)

2023•SUMMER
CANADA STUDY ABROAD
SUMMER CAMP
In partnership with Vancouver school board
School District No. 43 (Coquitlam)
International education
FASCINATION•NEW HORIZONS

Introduction
YOGO wonderful!
We are very excited to announce that the YOGOFUN Micro Study Abroad Summer Camp is back!
We have retained the most popular micro-study abroad summer camp curriculum
design concept, which allows students to experience and integrate into Western
education, culture and life through a fun way, and truly experience the life of
studying abroad in Canada in an all-round way!
Program Content & Features
1. Classes will be held in the local high school in Coquitlam in the first week.
YOGOFUN partners with the local school district to design an English Summer Camp
suitable for students, taking into account both learning and having fun!
2. All students will write an ESL Assessment Test at the beginning of the program.
The all-inclusive program with morning ESL classes and afternoon activities is taught
by B.C. government-certified teachers.
3. The curriculum is diverse and rich, the morning portion focuses on practical speaking,
listening, reading, vocabulary, writing, and presentation skills. Students will receive
a formal report card and a certificate of completion.
4. For the second week, students will be learning English through movie making classes.
5. Special courses such as oil painting, baking classes are also arranged for students on the
weekends, so that students can learn new skills in addition to broadening their horizons.
6. Two to four students live in a local host family, so that students can experience the local
culture in depth after class, and better understand Canadian culture from daily interactions.
7. The host family provides rides to schools, three meals, and snacks.
8. YOGOFUN staff will document students’ activities everyday by photos and videos and share
them with parents regularly.
9. Students will receive a certificate of completion by Coquitlam School District after
competing the program.
10. The program is accompanied by the person-in-charge from YOGOFUN full-time. The safety of
our students is our top priority and providing the most comprehensive care is our promise!
Program
Information
★Enrollment Requirement★
Student Age 10-18
Basic English listening and speaking ability required
Program Fees Include
★Program Dates★
A (2-Weeks): July 29 — August 13, 2023
B (3-Weeks): July 29 — August 20, 2023
Program tuition fee, meals, board and lodging fee, transportation expenses
in the itinerary, admission tickets, travel expenses for itinerary arrangements,
travel insurance and Canadian local medical insurance.

&
Daily Routine
Activities
About
Homestay
YOGOFUN takes homestay arrangement very seriously as we understand
it is one of the most concerning topics for parents!
Host family is carefully selected and matched through a professional
homestay company. All hosting families will undergo an interview process
so we may learn about the family background, culture, and the settings of
the home. We will also collect and forward the desired matching criteria from
parents and students so that students are placed into the most suitable
homestay family. For example, parents/students may request to be matched
with families that have younger/older kids or those with/without pets, etc.
We will place two to four students into one hosting family. Before departure
to Canada, information about the host family will be shared with the students
and parents.
The host family will prepare three meals a day for students. The chaperon
of the group will prepare other types of cuisine twice a week to satisfy their
craving for home country food.
Week 1
Canadian Secondary School
Morning: ESL Classes
Classes are taught by B.C. government-certified
teachers. The morning portion of this program
focuses on practical speaking, listening,
reading, vocabulary, and writing skills.
All students will write an ESL Assessment
Test at the beginning of the program.
Students will receive a formal report card
and a certificate of completion.
Afternoon: Outdoor Activities
The afternoon portion of the program is a
practical extension of the morning ESL class.
It is an opportunity to experience Canadian
culture and use newly learned English skills and
vocabulary by participating in group activities
and by exploring the beautiful outdoors of the
Lower Mainland of British Columbia.
Week 2
Young Moviemakers
Learning English through a fun way! Students
will be using high-end, professional-grade
equipment. Students will learn the importance
of visual storytelling, scriptwriting, acting,
editing, and more, through the creation
of short films.

Riverside secondary school
Riverside Secondary School is a public coeducational secondary
school located in Port Coquitlam, British Columbia, Canada.
It enrolls approximately 1470 students from grades 9 to 12.
Riverside offers French immersion, allowing students to receive an
additional Dogwood BC high school diploma in French Immersion.
Students are also given the opportunity to complete an examination
for the Diplôme d’Études en Langue Française. Riverside also
offers honours-version courses in English 9-12, mathematics 9-12,
and science 9-10. There is also a science co-op class offered to
students in Grade 11.
In addition, Riverside offers a variety of clubs, sports teams, and
volunteering opportunities to their students, which participate
in many provincial and community events. Riverside also offers
theatrical performances every year which have garnered awards
both regionally and provincially for over the past decade.
Young Moviemakers
Young Moviemakers is an award-winning acting and film program
for children and youth of all ages. Using high-end, professional-grade
equipment, students learn the importance of visual storytelling,
scriptwriting, acting, editing, and more, through the creation
of short films.
More than just the best film camps, the programs teach collaboration,
communication, and critical thinking skills, which are the core skills
universities, colleges, and employers are looking for. Best of all,
students learn these valuable life skills in a way that is incredibly fun!
Young Moviemakers celebrates the success of its participants at the
end of every year with a Red Carpet Awards Gala! With over 100 shorts
produced in a year, the top films are nominated for the coveted “Best
Picture” and “Best Performance” awards.

Feature
Activities
Painting Class
Students will take painting classes at the local
Art Centre. Students will complete their own unique
works in an all-English teaching environment, and
the artworks can be taken home for collection.
Baking Class
A baking class will be arranged in a well-known
dessert shop. In addition to learning baking related
knowledge through English, students can also learn
about making desserts. After the course is over,
students can bring their finished products back to
share with their host families!
Ceramic Class
Students will take ceramic classes at the local
Art Centre. Students will complete their own unique
works in an all-English teaching environment, and
the artworks can be taken home for collection.
Crabbing
Crab fishing is one of our past students’ favourite
activities! In addition to experiencing life in Canada,
it also teaches students the skills of fishing crabs,
identifying various types of crabs, and the importance
of ecological awareness!
Afternoon
Activities
Grouse Mountain
As Vancouver’s most popular attraction, Grouse
Mountain is the only truly four-season destination
in the Lower Mainland. It features a wildlife refuge,
vast selection of dining options, thrilling outdoor
adventure, summer activities galore, the best in local
snow sports, and much more!
Fruit Picking
Once the warmer summer weather finally arrives,
there are plenty of spots throughout the Fraser Valley
and Lower Mainland where we can go out into the
fields and pick a variety of local berries, ranging from
strawberries, raspberries, to blueberries!
PNE Playland
Playland is Vancouver’s amusement park that is
loved by kids and adults alike. It has all kinds of
rides including two roller coasters, one being a 50+
year-old wooden antique. There are also thrills like
the AtmoFear and the DropZone, which is a reversebungee-jump
machine that shoots up through the air.
Experiencing the aboriginal culture
Canadian aboriginal culture is a very precious asset.
We arrange for students to learn about Canadian
aboriginal culture through handcrafts. The completed
handicrafts can also be taken home by students to
share and keep as a souvenir with their families!

Group B Special Program
Rocky Mountains Trip
Day 1: Vancouver > Hope > Kelowna > Revelstoke
Hope is a beautiful town from the gold rush era a hundred years ago and was also
the location for the movie “First Blood,” where you can experience the movie scenes
and take a break. Passing through Okanagan Lake, which is known as “the sunny
place” and recognized as the fruit basket of Canada, you can admire the 351 square
kilometers vast lake looking for the mythical Indian water monster Ogopogo.
The Okanagan Valley is a unique wine-producing region, nestled between the Coastal
Mountains in the west and the Monashee Mountains in the east. The rain shadow
formed by this stratum has a deficient annual rainfall. In addition, there is a significant
difference in temperature between day and night. This temperature difference allows
the grapes to retain a balance of aroma, freshness, and acidity while retaining their
sugar content, which contributes to the quality of the wine being produced. The Last
Spike Monument in Revelstoke is a historical site. The Pacific Railway was the driving
force behind the development of western Canada, and the Last Spike connected the
east and west coasts of Canada. However, behind the glorious mark of Canadian unity
more than 100 years ago lies the history of Chinese workers’ blood and sweat.
Day 2: Revelstoke > Banff Gondola > Bow Fall > Banff
Banff National Park is Canada’s first national park, established because of the
discovery of hot springs by the railroad. Banff Sulphur Mt. Gondola is one of the
most famous activities in Banff. The fully enclosed gondola takes you up 700 meters
in eight minutes to the 2,281-meter-high upper gondola station. You can enjoy the
360-degree observation deck with breathtaking views of the peaks or stroll along
the well-built pallet to the meteorological observatory built in the early 20th century.
If you’re a Starbucks fan, you can’t miss the tallest Starbucks in Canada at the
Lower Gondola Station. We have arranged a special evening light show at the top.
Bow Falls is famous for its fast-flowing water and was made famous by Marilyn
Monroe in 1953 when she filmed a scene for River of No Return. Surprise Corner
is a must-see for photography enthusiasts who would never have thought that a
seemingly normal road bend would have a breathtaking view of the Banff Springs
Hotel and the Sulphur Mountain behind it.
Day 3: Banff > Lake Louise Ski Resort > Lake Louise > Fairmont Lake Louise
Banff Town is a beautiful European-style town in the Rocky Mountains and the
largest commercial area in the National Park, with restaurants, hotels, shopping, and
entertainment. Lake Louise Ski Resort is in the Whitehorn Mountains where you can enjoy
the excitement and fun of snow tubing. We will provide you with the use of snow tubing
equipment, so you can enjoy the whole afternoon here. Lake Louise, named after the
beautiful Princess Louise of the British royal family, is the most famous lake in the Rocky
Mountain National Park. The poppies bloom in June and July in the summer and the ice
sculpture exhibition at the end of January in winter are the main attractions.
Day 4: Lake Louise > Yoho National Park > Rogers Pass > Salmon Arm
Yoho means surprise and wonder in the Cree language. Yoho National Park is home to
Canada’s tallest waterfall, world-class fossil sites, and natural landscapes. Rogers Pass
was built when the Pacific Railway could not safely pass through the mountains because
of the steepness of the western mountains. Thus the Canadian Pacific Railway issued a
notice asking for help in finding a suitable location for the railroad, until a Pacific Railway
engineer discovered the canyon in 1881. In honour of his contribution to east-west
transportation across Canada, the mountain pass was named after Roger, the discoverer.
Day 5: Salmon Arm > Kamloops > Vancouver
Manna is a major producer of American ginseng in North America. A special visit to the
ginseng farm in Kamloops will introduce students to the planting, growing, harvesting,
and manufacturing process of American ginseng. In the afternoon, we will return to
Vancouver by car to end our unforgettable trip to the Rocky Mountains.

Summer
2023
Vancouver Study group program(A: 2 - Weeks)
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY
July 29 July 30
Departure
Safe Landing
Homestay
July 31 Aug 1 Aug 2 Aug 3 Aug 4 Aug 5 Aug 6
AM English Proficiency Test English Class English Class English Class English Class Clay Class With Homestay Family
Chinese Lunch
PM Grouse Mountain Mann Farm Baking Class PNE Playland First Nations Activities Crabbing
Aug 7 Aug 8 Aug 9 Aug 10 Aug 11 Aug 12 Aug 13
AM Young Moviemakers Young Moviemakers Young Moviemakers Young Moviemakers Head to Airport Home Sweet Home
Victoria
PM
Special Event
YO GO FUN Consulting Co. Ltd. reserves the right to change the itinerary

Summer
2023
Vancouver Study group program(B: 3 - Weeks)
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY
July 29 July 30
Departure
Safe Landing
Homestay
July 31 Aug 1 Aug 2 Aug 3 Aug 4 Aug 5 Aug 6
AM English Proficiency Test English Class English Class English Class English Class Clay Class With Homestay Family
Chinese Lunch
PM Grouse Mountain Mann Farm Baking Class PNE Playland First Nations Activities Crabbing
Aug 7 Aug 8 Aug 9 Aug 10 Aug 11 Aug 12 Aug 13
AM Young Moviemakers Young Moviemakers Young Moviemakers Young Moviemakers Biking at Stanley Park With Homestay Family
Victoria
PM Special Event Downtown Vancouver
Aug 14 Aug 15 Aug 16 Aug 17 Aug 18 Aug 19 Aug 20
rockies
Head to Airport
Home Sweet Home
Rocky mountains
YO GO FUN Consulting Co. Ltd. reserves the right to change the itinerary

ABOUT US
YOGOFUN has been in planning for quite some time and this baby was finally
born in February 2016!
It has been over 23 years since the founder, Ady J.T. Liu, moved to Vancouver.
She fell in love with the local culture and education system after participating
in a study tour. Graduated from Simon Fraser University and with years of working
experience in a local company, she applied and was granted permanent residence
status in Canada. Now she would like to give back to her hometown through
YOGOFUN, so that students who are interested in visiting or studying in Vancouver
can feel the warmth and substantial support in a foreign land.
With a lively, cheerful, and responsible personality, Ady selflessly shares her years
of experience of studying and living in Canada, so that new generation of students
can expand their worldview in a professional, safe, and engaging way. Learn and
have fun in an extraordinary way by personally experiencing the Canadian culture
and be inspired by the diversity and uniqueness that Canada offers. YOGOFUN is
determined to help students improve their global vision and be ready to step into
the real world to achieve whatever they endeavor in the future.
PARTNERS
Vancouver school board
School District No. 43 (Coquitlam)
International education
HuaDong Taiwan
Businessman’s School
CGIC Advisory
Young Moviemakers

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