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Learn English in Ottawa, in Canada  

15 minutes on foot of the parliamentary hill, near a very frequented street, the school will be able to give you a course targeted in small  groups.

Tuition programs

• 1 lesson: 60 minutes.
• Minimum age: 16
• Schedule:
  9:00 AM -12:00 PM for 15 lessons/week.
  9:00 AM - 12:00 PM and 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM for 25 lessons / week.
• Maximum of 7 students per class.
• All levels available.
• TOEFL and TOEIC exams preparation. Minimum 4 weeks courses,  25 lessons per week. Please specify with your registration.
• School material included.
• Some activities included like museums visits, parliament, .........
• Evaluation and attestation of linguistic training.

Starting dates

• Each Monday

School closing dates

Available options

• Additional day in the family: 30$

• Train station - family transfers (in/out): 60$
   

• All our rates are valid from January 1st till December 31st, 2008 and never include the plane ticket.

RATES

Prices are in Canadian dollars.

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Family accommodation.

• Arrival on Sunday.

• Departure on Saturday.

• 3 meals per day, single occupancy bedroom. Shared bathroom.

      Price: 200$CAD per week.

Our greeting families are recruited with great care. The criteria of selection are very rigorous and each family must satisfy a precise conditions of contract: : excellent morality, desire to communicate with their host, satisfactory social standing. We should specify that the families will only speak with you the language of the country where you will be. It is the principle of the immersion courses!

City information

Before becoming Canada's capital, Ottawa, known then under the name of Bytown, was only lumberjacks' camp, at the confluence of Curtain' canal and Ottawa' river, in the geographic centre of the province of Canada. In 1857, queen Victoria decided to make the capital for the satisfaction of the legislators, not able to choose between Toronto and Montreal. In 1859 began the construction of the parliament buildings of neo Gothic style and the government, copied to those from Westminster in London. Since 1867, date in which the city became officially capital of the Confederacy, Ottawa did not stop to grow and forms a city of more than 700000 inhabitants today. Political heart of the country, it is also a big cultural centre, proud of its universities, prestigious sound National Museum, as well as of its very beautiful National Gallery. You can visit also the Science and the Technology museum, the museum of the Fine art and walk along the Curtain' canal during summer or skate above during the long winters. In February you can attend the magnificent sculptures on ice and attend the ball of snows. In spring you will discover the beauty of tulips. Every year Holland offers to the city thousands and thousands of bulbs to decorate its flowerbeds.

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