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• SINCE 1988 •
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TO MEET YOU
We support you from start to finish - from English studies to career training and Canadian work placement. Our focus on your success is evidenced through consistently high student survey satisfaction rates. We don’t just teach; we make our future dreams a reality. All of our programs are designed with your success in mind.
We are a Canadian owned college with campuses located in Vancouver and Kelowna, British Columbia.
QUALITY ASSURANCEVanWest has a proven reputation for quality, student
satisfaction, and student success.
STUDENT SUCCESSOur students consistently achieve the learning objectives in
the programs they choose.
STUDENT SUPPORTStudents receive individualized attention throughout their
programs to track their learning progress.
COMPREHENSIVE TRAININGOur programs prepare students for employment in a wide
variety of workplaces.
PROFESSIONAL INSTRUCTORSStudents will learn from qualified instructors with industry
expertise and professional designations.
GOVERNMENT CERTIFIED COLLEGEVanWest is certified by the Private Training Institutions
Branch (PTIB) of the BC Ministry of Advanced Education.
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LOCATIONS
Vancouver & Kelowna
CAREER TRAINING PROGRAMS
Overview
Get Ready to Work (Co-op)
Supply Chain Management Post-Baccalaureate
Commerce & Marketing Co-op
Business Management Co-op
Hospitality Management Co-op Diploma
Professional Customer Service Co-op
Cross-Cultural Business Communication
ENGLISH PROGRAM (ESL)
Overview
General English
English for Academic Purposes (EAP)
English for Business & Workplace (Linguaskill Business)
English for Exam Preparation (IELTS)
English for Families
English for Youth
Customized Courses
STUDENT LIFE
Accommodation
Activities
ADMISSIONS
How to Apply
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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BRITISHCOLUMBIA
CANADA
VANCOUVER
KELOWNA
VICTORIA
SEATTLE
CALGARY
PORTLAND
VANCOUVER --- SAN FRANCISCO
2 HOURS
VANCOUVER --- LA
3 HOURS
THE WORLD'S MOST LIVABLE CITY
With a population of approximately 2 million people from
many different cultures, Vancouver offers spectacular
supernatural beauty and has a great variety of activities
in an exciting, multi-cultural atmosphere.
POPULATIONVancouver: 630,000
Greater Vancouver: 2,460,000
WEATHERSummer Highs: 20° - 23°C (68° - 78°F)
Winter Lows: 1° - 3°C (34° - 37°F)
CAMPUS NATIONALITY MIX30% Latin America / 48% Asian / 15% Middle Eastern
5% European / 2% Other
TRULY CANADIAN EXPERIENCE
With big city comforts and small town charm, the city
provides all the amenities of a cosmopolitan life. Nestled
between Okanagan Lake and rolling mountain ranges,
this community has something for everyone.
POPULATIONKelowna : 127,500
Greater Kelowna: 194,800
WEATHERSummer Highs: 20° - 29°C (68° - 85°F)
Winter Lows: -7° - 3°C (19° - 37°F)
CAMPUS NATIONALITY MIX40% Latin America / 45% Asian / 5% Middle Eastern
5% European / 5% Other
VANCOUVER --- KELOWNA
50 MINUTES
4 HOURS 5 HOURS
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CAREERTRAININGPROGRAMSENGLISH REQUIREMENTS
CROSS-CULTURAL BUSINESS COMMUNICATION PROGRAMS:
• IELTS 5.5, or
• Completion of VanWest Level 6 or EAP 200 with a final grade of 75% or above, or
• VanWest English Placement Test: Level 7
CO-OP PROGRAMS:
• IELTS 5.5, or
• Completion of VanWest Level 7 or EAP 300 with a final grade of 75% or above, or
• VanWest English Placement Test: Level 8
* Additional English Admission Requirements for Hospitality Co-op: TOEFL score of at least 60 / or TOEIC score of at least 605 / or CEFR score of at least B2 / or Cambridge English: Advanced score of Grade C / or Cambridge English: Business Vantage score of Grade C / or Completion of two years of full-time study in a high school or post-secondary program in English in an English-speaking country with an average completion grade of C+ or higher
SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENTPOST-BACCALAUREATE PROGRAMS:
• IELTS 6.0, or
• VanWest English Placement Test: Level 8, or
• Completion of EAP 400 with a final grade of 75% or above, or
• Cambridge English: Advanced score of Grade C, or
• Cambridge English: Business Higher score of Grade C, or
• Completion of two years of full-time study in a high school or post-secondary program in English in an English-speaking country with an average completion grade of C+ or higher
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ACADEMIC REQUIREMENTS
ALL PROGRAMS:
• High School Diploma (Grade 12), or
• General Education Development (GED), or
• Mature Student Status
SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENTPOST-BACCALAUREATE PROGRAMS:
• Bachelor’s Degree
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Our Career Training Programs will help you gain the industry expertise and knowledge you will need to succeed in your professional endeavours. Co–op Programs will provide you with a great opportunity to integrate academic studies with related employment experience.
100% GUARANTEED PAID CO-OP100% guaranteed full-time paid work
experience provides on–the–job training
in high demand occupations.
GRADUATE WITH CONFIDENCELeave prepared with the practical job–
ready skills that today’s employers are
looking for.
COMPREHENSIVE TRAININGSmall class sizes allow for mentorship and
personalized career focused attention
from instructors who are leaders in their
areas of expertise.
OFF-CAMPUS WORK IS POSSIBLEYou can work part time (up to 20 hours
a week) during your program.* Exception: Cross-Cultural Business Communication
Certificate
PROGRAM LENGTH* ACADEMIC STUDY PAID CO-OP CAMPUS**
SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT POST-BACCALAUREATE DIPLOMA
28 MONTHS (TOTAL 122 WEEKS)
14 MONTHS (TOTAL 1,190 HOURS)
12 MONTHS (TOTAL 900 HOURS)
VANCOUVER
SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT POST-BACCALAUREATE
CERTIFICATE
15 MONTHS (TOTAL 66 WEEKS)
8 MONTHS (TOTAL 686 HOURS)
6 MONTHS (TOTAL 450 HOURS)
VANCOUVER
COMMERCE & MARKETINGCO-OP DIPLOMA
26 MONTHS (TOTAL 112 WEEKS)
12 MONTHS (TOTAL 966 HOURS)
12 MONTHS (TOTAL 900 HOURS)
VANCOUVER
BUSINESS MANAGEMENTCO–OP DIPLOMA
15 MONTHS (TOTAL 64 WEEKS)
8 MONTHS (TOTAL 630 HOURS)
6 MONTHS (TOTAL 450 HOURS)
VANCOUVER
HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENTCO-OP DIPLOMA
15 MONTHS (TOTAL 64 WEEKS)
8 MONTHS (TOTAL 672 HOURS)
6 MONTHS (TOTAL 450 HOURS)
VANCOUVER
PROFESSIONAL CUSTOMER SERVICE CO–OP CERTIFICATE
8 MONTHS (TOTAL 36 WEEKS)
4 MONTHS (TOTAL 350 HOURS)
4 MONTHS (TOTAL 336 HOURS)
VANCOUVER
CROSS–CULTURAL BUSINESS COMMUNICATION DIPLOMA
6 MONTHS 6 MONTHS (TOTAL 504 HOURS)
OFF-CAMPUSWORK POSSIBLE VANCOUVER
CROSS-CULTURAL BUSINESS COMMUNICATION CERTIFICATE
2 MONTHS 2 MONTHS (TOTAL 168 HOURS)
- VANCOUVER
* The program length includes all breaks between each term. Please refer to each program page for more detailed program sequences.
** As of 2020, Career Training Programs will no longer be offered in Kelowna. 7
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READY TO WORKPaid co-op work is an amazing opportunity to integrate academic studies with related employment experience. You will leave prepared with the practical job-ready skills that today’s employers are looking for!
Receive support for co-op work placement from start to finish
Paid co-op placement from 200+ partner companies
Earn money while studying
Off-campus work (20 hours/week) is possible during your study
Graduate with confidence and be work–ready
VanWest College Co-op students' average wage is 30% HIGHER than the minimum wage in British Columbia, Canada.
SOURCE: 2016-2017 VANWEST CO-OP PLACEMENT
Outside the campus, students still receive full support through our exclusive READY TO WORK FACEBOOK PAGE. Job opportunities, job fairs, previous co-op students’ testimonials, announcements, and resources can be found on this page.
LINK: WWW.FACEBOOK.COM/GROUPS/VANWESTREADYTOWORK
DID YOU KNOW?
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Supply Chain is one of the fastest growing industries in Canada
Full co–op job placement and career development support
Supply Chain Management professionals occupy a range of influential positions across companies
Completing the program will transform you into someone with high-demand skills
DID YOU KNOW?According to the Labour Force Survey (2015), in Canada, nearly all workers in this occupation worked FULL-TIME, compared to the average of 81% for all occupations.
SOURCE: WWW.JOBBANK.GC.CA
POST-BACCALAUREATE DIPLOMA
SUPPLY CHAINMANAGEMENT
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AFTER GRADUATION
LEARNING OUTCOMES
• Apply a depth of knowledge of management and analytical systems
• Design and implement a purchasing process including identification of demand, selecting potential suppliers, leading a bidding process, and negotiating and administering contracts
• Effectively use a variety of statistical models/tools and a knowledge of risk in order to work effectively within a team to model, forecast, and optimize sales and operations processes
• Demonstrate creative and strategic thinking in planning, implementing and supervising within a team context
This program focuses on various aspects of business operations and prepares graduates for leadership positions which can contribute to the operational efficiency of a company.
PROGRAM INFORMATION
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
• Purchasing Agents and Officers
• Purchasing Managers
• Managers in Transportation
• Manufacturing Managers
• Business Management Consultants
SOURCE: PAYSCALE.COM | CANADA
AVERAGE SALARY PER YEAR
Purchasing Agent & Officer
$57,846
Purchasing Manager
$65,660
Transportation Manager
$73,391
Manufacturing Manager
$85,031
SOURCE: JOBBANK.GC.CA
JOB OUTLOOK IN BC
OCCUPATIONNEW JOB
OPENINGS TO 2026
MEDIAN WAGERATE
Purchasing Agents and
Officers (NOC 1225)
24,600 $26.15
Purchasing Manager (NOC 0113)
9,900 $41.37
SALARY AND JOB OUTLOOK UPON GRADUATION
PROGRAM SEQUENCE
PROGRAM LENGTH: 28 MONTHS *
- ACADEMIC STUDY 14 MONTHS
- CO-OP 12 MONTHS
- OFFERED CAMPUS: VANCOUVER
* The program length includes breaks. Each break is an interval is for job-hunting.- You will be able to work full-time during the co-op terms and part-time during the study terms.- The schedule is subject to change without notice.
SAMPLE PROGRAM SCHEDULE
MON TUE WED THU
15:00 - 18:00 Lecture 1 Lecture 3 Lecture 1 Lecture 3
18:15 -21:15 Lecture 2 Group Work Lecture 2
- The schedule is subject to change without notice.4-WEEK BREAK
4-WEEK BREAK
4-WEEK BREAK
4-WEEK BREAK
SEMESTER 1 (4 MONTHS)
TERM 1 - 2 Months
BUS 101 Cross-Cultural Communication
BUS 107 Business Correspondence
BUS 130 Excel for Business Analytics
TERM 2 - 2 Months
BUS 114 Introduction to Accounting
BUS 103 Marketing Essentials
BUS 123 Macroeconomics
SEMESTER 2 (4 MONTHS)
TERM 1 - 2 Months
SCM 140 Procurement & Supply Management
SCM 150 Operations & Process Management
BUS 109 Workplace Preparation
TERM 2 - 2 Months
SCM 160 Logistics in Supply Chain Management
BUS 105 Principles of Management
BUS 116 Project Management
SEMESTER 4 (4 MONTHS)
TERM 1 - 2 Months
SCM 191 Sustainability in Supply Chain Management
BUS 171 Human Resource Management & Supervision
BUS 118 Finance
TERM 2 - 2 Months
BUS 132 Business Analytics
BUS 141 Negotiation
BUS 143 Contract Administration & Law
SEMESTER 5 (2 MONTHS)
TERM 1 - 2 Months
SCM 193 Risk in Supply Chain Management
BUS 117 Leadership Skills
SCM 192 Applied Supply Chain Strategy & Analysis
CAPSTONE (2 WEEKS)
SCM 111 Capstone
SEMESTER 3 (6 MONTHS)
SCM 125 CO–OP PLACEMENT
SEMESTER 6 (6 MONTHS)
SCM 126 CO–OP PLACEMENT
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Supply Chain is one of the fastest growing industries in Canada
Full co–op job placement and career development support
Supply Chain Management professionals occupy a range of influential positions across companies
Completing the program will transform you into someone with high-demand skills
DID YOU KNOW?As of 2014, there were approximately 820,364 workers in the supply chain sector labour force within Canada.
SOURCE: SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION
POST-BACCALAUREATE CERTIFICATE
SUPPLY CHAINMANAGEMENT
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AFTER GRADUATION
LEARNING OUTCOMES
• Apply a basic understanding of knowledge of management and analytical systems
• Function effectively as part of a team implementing a purchasing process
• Evaluate a simple product and service distribution system including evaluating the impacts of regulation, energy costs, wait times, product/service quality, reverse logistics needs, location/clustering, and transportation modes on customer satisfaction and profitability
• Apply inter-personal communication, cross-cultural communication and business communication skills
Throughout the program, emphasis is placed on the inter-connective nature of Supply Chain Management (procurement, operations, and logistics), the use of analytics to inform decision-making, and on acquiring knowledge and skills identified through industry consultation.
PROGRAM INFORMATION
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
• Purchasing Agents and Officers
• Purchasing Managers
• Managers in Transportation
• Manufacturing Managers
• Business Management Consultants
SOURCE: PAYSCALE.COM | CANADA
AVERAGE SALARY PER YEAR
Purchasing Agent & Officer
$57,846
Purchasing Manager
$65,660
Transportation Manager
$73,391
Manufacturing Manager
$85,031
SOURCE: JOBBANK.GC.CA
JOB OUTLOOK IN BC
OCCUPATIONNEW JOB
OPENINGS TO 2026
MEDIAN WAGERATE
Purchasing Agents and
Officers (NOC 1225)
24,600 $26.15
Purchasing Manager (NOC 0113)
9,900 $41.37
SALARY AND JOB OUTLOOK UPON GRADUATION
SAMPLE PROGRAM SCHEDULE
MON TUE WED THU
15:00 - 18:00 Lecture 1 Lecture 3 Lecture 1 Lecture 3
18:15 -21:15 Lecture 2 Group Work Lecture 2
PROGRAM SEQUENCE
PROGRAM LENGTH: 15 MONTHS *
- ACADEMIC STUDY 8 MONTHS
- CO-OP 6 MONTHS
- OFFERED CAMPUS: VANCOUVER
- The schedule is subject to change without notice.
* The program length includes breaks. Each break is an interval is for job-hunting.
- You will be able to work full-time during the co-op terms and part-time during the study terms.
- The schedule is subject to change without notice.
4-WEEK BREAK
CAPSTONE (2 WEEKS)
SCM 111 Capstone
4-WEEK BREAK
SEMESTER 3 (6 MONTHS)
SCM 125 CO–OP PLACEMENT
SEMESTER 1 (4 MONTHS)
TERM 1 - 2 Months
BUS 101 Cross-Cultural Communication
BUS 107 Business Correspondence
BUS 130 Excel for Business Analytics
TERM 2 - 2 Months
BUS 114 Introduction to Accounting
BUS 103 Marketing Essentials
BUS 123 Macroeconomics
SEMESTER 2 (4 MONTHS)
TERM 1 - 2 Months
SCM 140 Procurement & Supply Management
SCM 150 Operations & Process Management
BUS 109 Workplace Preparation
TERM 2 - 2 Months
SCM 160 Logistics in Supply Chain Management
BUS 105 Principles of Management
BUS 116 Project Management
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CO-OP DIPLOMA
COMMERCE &MARKETING
Increased opportunity of employment in the related field
Full student support for co–op work placement and career development
Gain the skills and hands–on experience today’s employers are looking for
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VanWest co-op coordinators provide a huge help in finding jobs. I learned about building my Canadian resume during the class with the instructor who had years of experience in recruiting companies. Now, I am working as a marketing representative at a wireless service provider which is one of the best carriers in Canada and having fun with my colleagues.
PONY FROM TAIWAN
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AFTER GRADUATION
LEARNING OUTCOMES
• Develop social media marketing skills
• Analyze the relationship between strategic decision-making and corporate financing decisions
• Develop teamwork, interpersonal, problem solving, and leadership skills in a face–to–face setting
• Demonstrate understanding, development and knowledge of business methodologies
• Demonstrate the communication skills required to develop constructive relationships in diverse workplaces
This 2-year diploma program focuses on the fundamental principles of business and gives graduates hands-on skills to gain employment in the commerce and marketing sector. The program incorporates current business concepts and real-life examples to illustrate a global view of the corporate commerce and marketing environment.
PROGRAM INFORMATION
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
• Technical Sales Representative
• Advertising Assistant
• Sales Planning Manager
• Marketing Coordinator
• Digital Marketing Manager
• Product Manager
SOURCE: PAYSCALE.COM | CANADA
AVERAGE SALARY PER YEAR
Technical Sales Representative
$56,298
Marketing Coordinator
$42,724
Advertising Assistance
$40,000
Digital Marketing Manager
$62,980
SOURCE: JOBBANK.GC.CA
JOB OUTLOOK IN BC
OCCUPATIONNEW JOB
OPENINGS TO 2026
MEDIAN WAGERATE
Managers in Advertising &
Marketing (NOC 0124)
18,600 $40.87
Professionals in Advertising & Marketing
(NOC 1123)
36,200 $27.40
SALARY AND JOB OUTLOOK UPON GRADUATION
PROGRAM SEQUENCE
PROGRAM LENGTH: 26 MONTHS *
- ACADEMIC STUDY 12 MONTHS
- CO-OP 12 MONTHS
- OFFERED CAMPUS: VANCOUVER
* The program length includes breaks. Each break is an interval is for job-hunting.- You will be able to work full-time during the co-op terms and part-time during the study terms.- The schedule is subject to change without notice.
SAMPLE PROGRAM SCHEDULE
MON TUE WED THU
15:00 - 18:00 Lecture 1 Lecture 3 Lecture 1 Lecture 3
18:15 -21:15 Lecture 2 Group Work Lecture 2
- The schedule is subject to change without notice.
4-WEEK BREAK
4-WEEK BREAK
4-WEEK BREAK
4-WEEK BREAK
SEMESTER 1 (4 MONTHS)
TERM 1 - 2 Months
BUS 101 Cross-Cultural Communication
BUS 107 Business Correspondence
BUS 109 Workplace Preparation
TERM 2 - 2 Months
BUS 102 Interpersonal Skills for the Workplace
BUS 105 Principles of Management
BUS 106 Customer Service Skills
SEMESTER 3 (4 MONTHS)
TERM 1 - 2 Months
BUS 104 Organizational Behaviour
BUS 114 Introduction to Accounting
BUS 117 Leadership Skills
TERM 2 - 2 Months
BUS 103 Marketing Essentials
BUS 115 Social Media Marketing
BUS 116 Project Management
SEMESTER 5 (4 MONTHS)
TERM 1 - 2 Months
BUS 108 Sales Strategies
BUS 120 E–Commerce
BUS 118 Finance
TERM 2 - 2 Months
BUS 111 Capstone
BUS 119 Sales Management
BUS 121 Market Research
SEMESTER 2 (6 MONTHS)
BUS 122 CO–OP PLACEMENT
SEMESTER 4 (6 MONTHS)
BUS 122 CO–OP PLACEMENT
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Experience business projects and real–life workplace simulations
Full co–op job placement and career development support
Acquire essential business foundation and leadership skills
Gain the skills and hands–on experience today’s employers are looking for
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CO-OP DIPLOMA
BUSINESSMANAGEMENT
In my co-op term I worked as Product Process specialist at Best Buy. I have met colleagues and customers from various countries and learned different cultures. Through this experience, I learned how people with diverse cultures communicate and understand, which I think will be very beneficial for me in the future.
JIWON FROM SOUTH KOREA
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AFTER GRADUATION
LEARNING OUTCOMES
• Demonstrate the communication skills required to develop constructive relationship in diverse workplaces
• Develop teamwork, interpersonal, problem solving, and leadership skills
• Write business-related documents necessary to develop and maintain a career
• Demonstrate the communication skills required to develop constructive relationships in a multicultural environment
The program will provide you with practical skills and strategies as well as specialized knowledge required to be an effective leader. You will acquire a well-rounded set of essential skills necessary to guide businesses towards meeting their strategic goals. With a focus on real-world business applications of key management concepts, you will develop broad skill sets that may be applied to management, marketing, accounting, communication, and leadership.
PROGRAM INFORMATION
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
• Account Services Representative
• Assistant Manager
• Marketing Assistant
• Retail Manager
• Administrative Assistant
• Human Resource Assistant
• Data analyst
• Program/Purchasing Coordinator
SOURCE: PAYSCALE.COM | CANADA
AVERAGE SALARY PER YEAR
Account ServicesRepresentatives
$45,842
Retail Manager $43,255
Assistant Manager $37,475
Administrative Assistant
$39,494
SOURCE: JOBBANK.GC.CA
JOB OUTLOOK IN BC
OCCUPATIONNEW JOB
OPENINGS TO 2026
MEDIAN WAGERATE
Professionals in Business
Management Consulting
(NOC 1122)
39,900 $36.06
Retail & Wholesale Trade
Managers (NOC 0621)
101,900 $28.85
SALARY AND JOB OUTLOOK UPON GRADUATION
PROGRAM SEQUENCE
PROGRAM LENGTH: 15 MONTHS *
- ACADEMIC STUDY 8 MONTHS
- CO-OP 6 MONTHS
- OFFERED CAMPUS: VANCOUVER
* The program length includes breaks. Each break is an interval is for job-hunting.
- You will be able to work full-time during the co-op terms and part-time during the study terms.
- The schedule is subject to change without notice.
SAMPLE PROGRAM SCHEDULE
MON TUE WED THU
15:00 - 18:00 Lecture 1 Lecture 3 Lecture 1 Lecture 3
18:15 -21:15 Lecture 2 Group Work Lecture 2
- The schedule is subject to change without notice.
4-WEEK BREAK
4-WEEK BREAK
SEMESTER 1 (4 MONTHS)
TERM 1 - 2 Months
BUS 101 Cross-Cultural Communication
BUS 107 Business Correspondence
BUS 109 Workplace Preparation
TERM 2 - 2 Months
BUS 102 Interpersonal Skills for the Workplace
BUS 103 Marketing Essentials
BUS 105 Principles of Management
SEMESTER 3 (4 MONTHS)
TERM 1 - 2 Months
BUS 104 Organizational Behaviour
BUS 114 Introduction to Accounting
BUS 117 Leadership Skills
TERM 2 - 2 Months
BUS 116 Project Management
BUS 115 Social Media Marketing
BUS 111 Capstone
SEMESTER 2 (6 MONTHS)
BUS 113 CO–OP PLACEMENT
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DID YOU KNOW?Hospitality Management program can prepare you for employment in a range of establishments, including hotels, restaurants, casinos, and other various corporations.
SOURCE: HOSPITALITY-SCHOOL.COM
Experience business projects and real–life workplace simulations
Full co–op job placement and career development support
Carve your career path for global exposure
Develop strong industry connections and gain hands-on skills in the hospitality areas
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CO-OP DIPLOMA
HOSPITALITYMANAGEMENT
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AFTER GRADUATION
LEARNING OUTCOMES
• Utilize interpersonal communication skills to anticipate customer need, resolve conflict and exceed expectations in delivering service
• Function as an effective member of a lodging front desk team
• Perform duties and organize operations of excellent quality within food and beverage functions
• Use Excel and business models within a variety of hotel/lodging types and departments and maximize revenue and profitability
• Implement and analyze the effectiveness of a social media marketing strategy that strives to increase revenues
The program will provide you with knowledge and employment skills in various areas such as Front Desk Management, Housekeeping, and Food & Beverage Management. Throughout the program, the emphasis is placed on customer service, communication, revenue management, and attention to detail, identified through industry consultation.
PROGRAM INFORMATION
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
• Front Desk Clerks
• Executive Housekeepers
• Casino Occupations
• Food and Beverage Servers
• Support Occupations in Accommodation, Travel and Facilities Set-up Services
• Accommodation, Travel, Tourism Supervisors
SOURCE: PAYSCALE.COM | CANADA
AVERAGE SALARY PER YEAR
Executive Housekeepers
$44,479
Tourism Services Supervisors
$35,000
Food Service Supervisors
$27,983
Accommodation Supervisors
$37,538
SOURCE: JOBBANK.GC.CA
JOB OUTLOOK IN BC
OCCUPATIONNEW JOB
OPENINGS TO 2026
MEDIAN WAGERATE
Food Service Supervisors
(NOC 6311)
1,790 $15.00
Retail & Executive
Housekeepers (NOC 6312)
470 $15.77
SALARY AND JOB OUTLOOK UPON GRADUATION
PROGRAM SEQUENCE
PROGRAM LENGTH: 15 MONTHS *
- ACADEMIC STUDY 8 MONTHS
- CO-OP 6 MONTHS
- OFFERED CAMPUS: VANCOUVER
SAMPLE PROGRAM SCHEDULE
MON TUE WED THU
15:00 - 18:00 Lecture 1 Lecture 3 Lecture 1 Lecture 3
18:15 -21:15 Lecture 2 Group Work Lecture 2
- The schedule is subject to change without notice.
* The program length includes breaks. Each break is an interval is for job-hunting.
- You will be able to work full-time during the co-op terms and part-time during the study terms.
- The schedule is subject to change without notice.
4-WEEK BREAK
4-WEEK BREAK
SEMESTER 1 (4 MONTHS)
TERM 1 - 2 Months
BUS 106 Customer Service Skills
BUS 109 Workplace Preparation
HOS 140 Managing Front Desk Operations
TERM 2 - 2 Months
BUS 102 Interpersonal Skills for the Workplace
HOS 150 Managing Housekeeping Operations
HOS 160 Managing Food & Beverage Operations
SEMESTER 3 (4 MONTHS)
TERM 1 - 2 Months
BUS 114 Introduction to Accounting
BUS 130 Excel for Business Analytics
BUS 107 Business Correspondence
TERM 2 - 2 Months
HOS 132 Hospitality Revenue Management
BUS 115 Social Media Marketing
BUS 171 Human Resource Management & Supervision
SEMESTER 2 (6 MONTHS)
HOS 125 CO–OP PLACEMENT
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Gain the essential knowledge of business procedures and customer relationships
Full co–op job placement and career development support
Apply academic learning to real–life employment in the customer service industry
Communicate effectively and confidently in a Canadian work environment
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CO-OP CERTIFICATE
PROFESSIONALCUSTOMER SERVICE
For my co-op, I worked for one of the popular retail companies in Vancouver. I made 3 achievements: doubled the sales in my section, got 100% score on all the knowledge tests, and got more than 50 positive feedback from customers. The co-op helped me a lot to build a strong confidence; now I am working at a consulting company in Thailand.
KOKI FROM JAPAN
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AFTER GRADUATION
LEARNING OUTCOMES
• Apply classroom learning to a paid co–op work placement and return to the classroom with new perspectives gained from their employment
• Demonstrate increased understanding of cross–cultural communication skills in the workplace
• Apply customer service skills that improve customer and business relationships
• Assemble an employment package that includes a cover letter and an effective résumé
You will learn how to maximize your customer service skills to improve overall customer and business relationships and how to implement strategies to communicate effectively in diverse work environments. Upon graduation, you will successfully begin your career as a customer service professional.
PROGRAM INFORMATION
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
• Guest Service Representative
• Retail Salesperson
• Medical Customer Service
• Representative
• Inside Sales Representative
• Restaurant Service Provider
• Client Service Provider
• Operations and Customer Support
SOURCE: PAYSCALE.COM | CANADA
AVERAGE SALARY PER YEAR
Guest ServiceRepresentative
$35,396
Restaurant ServiceProvider
$37,061
Retail Salesperson $41,224
Client ServiceProvider
$41,099
SOURCE: JOBBANK.GC.CA
JOB OUTLOOK IN BC
OCCUPATIONNEW JOB
OPENINGS TO 2026
MEDIAN WAGERATE
Retail & Wholesale Trade
Manager (NOC 0621)
101,900 $28.85
Customer Information
Service Representative
(NOC 6552)
49,800 $19.85
SALARY AND JOB OUTLOOK UPON GRADUATION
SAMPLE PROGRAM SCHEDULE
MON TUE WED THU
15:00 - 18:00 Lecture 1 Lecture 3 Lecture 1 Lecture 3
18:15 -21:15 Lecture 2 Group Work Lecture 2
PROGRAM SEQUENCE
PROGRAM LENGTH: 8 MONTHS *
- ACADEMIC STUDY 4 MONTHS
- CO-OP 4 MONTHS
- OFFERED CAMPUS: VANCOUVER
- The schedule is subject to change without notice.
* The program length includes breaks. Each break is an interval is for job-hunting.
- You will be able to work full-time during the co-op terms and part-time during the study terms.
- The schedule is subject to change without notice.
2-WEEK BREAK
SEMESTER 1 (4 MONTHS)
TERM 1 - 2 Months
BUS 101 Cross-Cultural Communication
BUS 107 Business Correspondence
BUS 109 Workplace Preparation
TERM 2 - 2 Months
BUS 102 Interpersonal Skills for the Workplace
BUS 103 Marketing Essentials
BUS 106 Customer Service Skills
SEMESTER 2 (4 MONTHS)
BUS 112 CO–OP PLACEMENT
CAPSTONE (2 WEEKS)
BUS 111 Capstone
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Successful entry-level employment in culturally diverse workplaces
Improve cross-cultural communication and workplace readiness skills
Develop confidence to communicate effectively in oral and written English
Expand cultural awareness and better understand cultural differences
DIPLOMA & CERTIFICATE
CROSS-CULTURALBUSINESSCOMMUNICATION
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VanWest has given me not just a new circle of friends but also helped me to be prepared for workplaces in Canada. I really feel that I can adapt myself into this new environment and feel more confident to find a job here. I'm very happy with my experience at VanWest.
RAFAEL FROM BRAZIL
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AFTER GRADUATION
LEARNING OUTCOMES
• Demonstrate the ability to communicate effectively in a multi-cultural English-speaking work environment
• Apply cross-cultural communication skills and strategies to the workplace
• Write business-related documents necessary to develop and maintain a career
• Assemble an employment package that includes a cover letter and an effective résumé
• Work with diverse teams
Both diploma and certificate programs will prepare you for entry-level employment in culturally diverse workplaces where English is the primary language. You will understand the impact of culture in a workplace, improve communication skills and learn practical skills such as resume writing, interview and job-search skills.
PROGRAM INFORMATION
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
• Administrative Assistant
• Front Desk Agent
• Tourist Information Clerk
• Sales Representative
• Customer Service Representative
• Call Center Agent
• Hospitality Services Provider
• Tourism Services Provider
SOURCE: PAYSCALE.COM | CANADA
AVERAGE SALARY PER YEAR
Administrative Assistant
$39,494
Sales Representative
$40,613
Front Desk Agent $30,000
Customer Service Representative
$35,396
SOURCE: JOBBANK.GC.CA
JOB OUTLOOK IN BC
OCCUPATIONNEW JOB
OPENINGS TO 2026
MEDIAN WAGERATE
Administrative Assistant(NOC 1241)
21,200 $22.00
Customer & Information
Services Representative
(NOC 6552)
49,800 $19.85
SALARY AND JOB OUTLOOK UPON GRADUATION
DIPLOMAPROGRAM SEQUENCE
PROGRAM LENGTH: 6 MONTHS
- ACADEMIC STUDY 6 MONTHS
- OFFERED CAMPUS: VANCOUVER
SAMPLE PROGRAM SCHEDULE
MON TUE WED THU
15:00 - 18:00 Lecture 1 Lecture 3 Lecture 1 Lecture 3
18:15 -21:15 Lecture 2 Group Work Lecture 2
- The schedule is subject to change without notice.
SEMESTER 1 (4 MONTHS)
TERM 1 - 2 Months
BUS 101 Cross-Cultural Communication
BUS 107 Business Correspondence
BUS 109 Workplace Preparation
TERM 2 - 2 Months
BUS 110Business Language Skills(Linguaskill Business 1)
BUS 106 Customer Service Skills
CERTIFICATE PROGRAM SEQUENCE
PROGRAM LENGTH: 2 MONTHS
- ACADEMIC STUDY 2 MONTHS
- OFFERED CAMPUS: VANCOUVER
- The schedule is subject to change without notice.
SEMESTER 1 (2 MONTHS)
TERM 1 - 2 Months
BUS 101 Cross-Cultural Communication
BUS 107 Business Correspondence
BUS 109 Workplace Preparation
SEMESTER 2 (2 MONTHS)
TERM 2 - 2 Months
BUS 110Business Language Skills(Linguaskill Business 2)
BUS 102 Interpersonal Skills for the Workplace
- Off-campus work is possible during your study terms (part time - 20 hours/week).
- The schedule is subject to change without notice.
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ENGLISHPROGRAM(ESL)
PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
We offer English courses that meet the demands of individuals. Under the guidance of personally assigned student advisors, you will receive individual attention and personalized education plans.
The overarching aim of English as a Second Language (ESL) program is to develop your skills in speaking, listening, reading and writing as well as sub skills, such as grammar, pronunciation and vocabulary. The ESL program will develop and strengthen oral/spoken and written English skills. You will learn how to apply strategies for language learning from beginner to advanced levels.
HIGHLIGHTS
» All classes are student-centered and result-oriented
» Improve English language fluency
» Develop strong academic skills
» Our exam preparation classes have an exceptional exam pass rate
» Learn from professional instructors
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ENGLISH PROFICIENCY TESTS VANWEST ENGLISH COURSES
CANADIANLANGUAGE
BENCHMARKS(CLB)
CAMBRIDGEENGLISH
SCALE
COMMON EUROPEAN
FRAMEWORK OF
REFERENCE (CEFR)
IELTSACADEMIC
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TOEFL iBT(SCORE)
GENERALENGLISH
ENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC PURPOSES
(EAP)
ENGLISH FOR EXAM
PREPARATION (IELTS)
ENGLISH FOR BUSINESS & WORKPLACE (LINGUASKILL
BUSINESS)
9 180 - 200 C1 7.0 + 102 - 120
EAP 400
IELTS 7.5
LINGUASKILLBUSINESS
ADVANCED7 - 8
160 - 180 B2
6.0 - 6.5 79 - 101
7 5.5 - 6.0
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LEVEL 8
EAP 300
6 5.0 - 5.5 LEVEL 7LINGUASKILL
BUSINESSINTERMEDIATE
(ELECTIVE)
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4.5 - 5.0
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EAP 200 IELTS 6.0(ELECTIVE)
4 - 5 4.0 - 4.5 LEVEL 5
4 120 - 140 A2 3.0 - 4.0 0 - 31 LEVEL 4
EAP 100
LEVEL 3
LEVEL 2
LEVEL 1
- The course availability is subject to change without notice.
- Level progression is dependent on a number of considerations including weekly writing and speaking tasks, listening and reading tests, attitude, attendance, and completion of outside classroom course work. To progress to a new level, students must achieve an overall score of 75% or better.
SCHEDULE & EQUIVALENCY CHARTPERIOD TIME ENGLISH COURSE OPTIONS
1 - 208:30 -
10:10
• General English
• English for Academic Purposes (EAP)
• IELTS Advanced
• Linguaskill Business Advanced
• English for Families
• Youth Group3 - 4
10:20 - 12:00
12:00 - 13:00 Lunch
PERIOD TIME ELECTIVE COURSE OPTIONS
513:00 - 13:50
614:05 - 14:55
715:00 - 15:50
One-to-One Lesson (Monday to Thursday, Optional)
816:00 - 16:50
One-to-One Lesson (Monday to Thursday, Optional)
- The schedule is subject to change without notice.
• IELTS 6.0
• Communication
• Speaking
• Grammar
• Critical Response
• Linguaskill Business Intermediate
• Listening
• English & Volunteer Experience (Kelowna)
• And More!
20 LESSONSPER WEEK
• Monday - Friday
• Period 1 - 4 (08:30 - 12:00)
25 LESSONSPER WEEK
• Monday - Friday
• Period 1 - 5 (08:30 - 13:50)
• Includes 1 elective class
30 LESSONSPER WEEK
• Monday - Friday
• Period 1 - 6 (08:30 - 14:55)
• Includes 2 elective classes
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WHY STUDY THIS COURSE:
» Build understanding of the basic grammar, vocabulary and functions of English
» Gain confidence in all areas of English
» Develop your fluency in everyday situations
» Prepare to enter into other specialized courses LEVEL 7LEONARDO FROM BRAZIL
The experience has been very good. The teachers are really great and the lesson contents are at the expected level. And, the school offers many different English courses that meet your needs.
You will build understanding of the basic grammar, vocabulary, and functions of English. The courses provide a foundation in the English structure with all four skills (speaking, listening, reading, and writing).
LEVEL 1 - 2 (BEGINNER - HIGH BEGINNER)
The courses emphasize the integration of reading, listening, speaking, vocabulary and grammar-building skills. Subject matter is carefully selected so that students learn new concepts and encounter new perspectives aimed at improving critical thinking skills.
LEVEL 5 - 6 (HIGH INTERMEDIATE)
Upon building a foundation in the structure of English, the courses include topics that will lead to lively communication in the class.
LEVEL 3 - 4 (PRE-INTERMEDIATE)
The courses also emphasize the integration of reading, listening, speaking, vocabulary and grammar-building skills. You will develop academic English necessary to perform successfully within a post-secondary setting.
LEVEL 7 - 8 (ADVANCED)
Based on an integrated skill curriculum, morning classes will teach you specific strategies to improve your English. Afternoon elective courses will reinforce your core language skills: reading, writing, listening and speaking. Eight language benchmark levels accommodate student progression from a beginner learner with little English skill to advanced language proficiency.
GENERALENGLISH
LEVELS: 1 - 8
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WHY STUDY THIS COURSE:
» Build a solid foundation of academic English skills
» Participate in class discussions and prepare and deliver presentations
» Develop problem-solving and critical thinking skills
» Gain successful time management and study skills EAP 200MATHEUS FROM BRAZIL
I love the interactive communication between my classmates and my teacher. The class is multicultural and my teacher is very amazing! I totally recommend VanWest - it is the best school in the North America.
This course provides a foundation in academic English language to prepare to enter EAP 200. This course develops reading, listening, speaking, writing and grammar building skills for academic success.
PREREQUISITE: LEVEL 2
EAP 100
This course integrates the four main skills of English with academic language. Using authentic materials, it provides practical help in developing essential skills for academic study.
PREREQUISITES: EAP 200 OR LEVEL 6
EAP 300
This course focuses on reading, listening, speaking, and writing in an academic context, preparing you to move from an intermediate to an advanced level of English.
PREREQUISITES: EAP 100 OR LEVEL 4
EAP 200
This course focuses on developing skills necessary to perform within a post-secondary setting. Upon completion, you may apply to our partner universities and colleges without any further language requirement.
PREREQUISITES: EAP 300 OR LEVEL 8
EAP 400
English for Academic Purposes (EAP) is a series of challenging courses that will prepare you in core subject areas that are generally encountered in academic settings. Courses cover a variety of relevant and interesting topics, both Canadian and international. This course will also provide a solid foundation of language skills to help prepare yourself for high stakes official exams such as IELTS or CAE.
ENGLISH FORACADEMICPURPOSES
(EAP)EAP 100 - EAP 400
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WHY STUDY THIS COURSE:
» We are the only official test provider in Canada
» Reduce anxiety by taking pre-tests
» Practice using authentic Business English materials
» Develop strong Business English skills
ENGLISH FORBUSINESS & WORKPLACE
(LINGUASKILL BUSINESS)
INTERMEDIATE / ADVANCED
This course introduces modern business examples to help you understand and use key business concepts. It expands business knowledge and skills for typical business tasks.
PREREQUISITE: EAP 100 OR LEVEL 4
LINGUASKILL BUSINESSINTERMEDIATE (ELECTIVE)
This course will expose you to a wide variety of authentic Business English materials and will prepare you to challenge the official Linguaskill Business test.
PREREQUISITES: EAP 300 OR LEVEL 7
LINGUASKILL BUSINESSADVANCED
Linguaskill Business measures the ability of non-native speakers to communicate in English in everyday business environments. The course is an excellent choice for students who plan to use English for business or the workplace. Students receive pre-tests and the official test is offered at the college every 4 weeks.
Linguaskill Business is a replacement of BULATS, and is a reliable way of assessing the language ability of employees or trainees. VanWest College is the only official test provider in Canada.
DID YOU KNOW?
Linguaskill tests speaking, writing, reading and listening skills and provides accurate results within 48 hours. Results are aligned to the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR).
SOURCE: WWW.CAMBRIDGEENGLISH.ORG
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WHY STUDY THIS COURSE:
» Learn how to study strategically
» Learn new test-taking strategies and how to apply them
» Exceptional exam pass rate
» Practice using authentic materials
IELTS 7.5YEWON FROM SOUTH KOREA
I recommend this class to those who are preparing for the IELTS test. Thanks to this class, I found out what I lacked and I was able to improve my skills. I'm sure you'll get good grades if you take this class!
Suitable for students who aim for an IELTS overview band score of 6.
PREREQUISITE: EAP 100 OR LEVEL 4
IELTS 6.0 (ELECTIVE)
Suitable for students who aim for an IELTS overview band score of 7.5.
PREREQUISITE: EAP 200 OR LEVEL 6
IELTS 7.5
Whether it is to get a better job or to enter university programs, the IELTS (International English Language Testing System) courses at VanWest prepare ambitious students for success. The courses will train you in all aspects of the IELTS test, improving your scores and building language proficiency.
IELTS training and weekly practice tests will boost your confidence, while developing the structures, functions and vocabulary to help you get the band score you need. Regular assessment and activities encourage you to identify what you have learned and where you need to improve.
ENGLISH FOR EXAM
PREPARATION (IELTS)
IELTS 6.0 / IELTS 7.5
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HIGHLIGHTS:
» Study in an English–only environment and gain confidence in the English language
» Small class size provides individualized attention and support
» Learn basic English expressions and vocabulary through skill–based classes
» A variety of games, activities, and field trips reinforce kids’ language learning
ENGLISH FOR FAMILIES
TAKE COURSE BASED ON YOUR NEEDS:
• General English, or
• English for Academic Purposes (EAP), or
• Business English
WHAT TO EXPECT:
• Improve English language skills
• Expand cross-cultural understanding
• Forge new international friendships
PARENTS CLASS
SKILL-BASED LEARNING:
• Speaking and fluency
• Simple spelling and writing
• Listening and comprehension
PRONUNCIATION & PHONETICS:
• English sounds
• Reading simple sentences in English
KIDS CLASS (AGES 7 - 12*)
* Ages over 12 will join General English or English for Youth.
SAMPLE CLASS SCHEDULE
WEEK SUBJECT WEEK SUBJECT CLASS & FIELD TRIP
1 Nature & Environment 5 Music & Dance
English Class &
One field trip based on
the weekly topic
2 Sports & Entertainment 6 Technology & Games
3 Arts & Craft 7 Geography & History
4 Science 8 Gastronomy
VANCOUVER CAMPUS
30 LESSONS/WEEK
MON - FRI, 08:30 - 14:55
LENGTH: 2 - 8 WEEKS
AVAILABILITY: JUN 29 - AUG 28, 2020
* THIS COURSE IS AVAILABLE ONLY IN SUMMER
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HIGHLIGHTS:
» This course is for young students only (ages 13 - 17)
» Study English and experience Canadian culture through a wide selection of group activities
» Theme-based assignments and projects
ENGLISH FOR YOUTH
English for Youth ( 13 - 17 years old ) is for young students who want to study English and experience life in Canada
through a wide selection of group activities! The curriculum includes core English skills (speaking, listening, reading,
and writing) and Canadian culture.
COURSE INFORMATION
VANCOUVER CAMPUS
SUMMER: 30 LESSONS/WEEK
MON - FRI, 08:30 - 14:55
WINTER: 25 LESSONS/WEEK
MON - FRI, 08:30 - 13:50
LENGTH: 2 - 8 WEEKS
AVAILABILITY: JAN 6 - FEB 28, 2020
JUN 29 - AUG 28, 2020
SAMPLE ACTIVITY SCHEDULE
Mon TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN
City Tour Aquarium UBC Tour Trampoline Park Science World Playland Free Time
Flyover Canada CBC Tour Deep Cove Rock Climbing Lynn Canyon Free Time Seattle
Capilano Lights Ice Skating Granville Island Karaoke Laser Tag Whistler Free Time
Hockey Nights Movie Bowling Language Exchange Stanley Park Victoria Free Time
SUM
MER
WIN
TER
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HIGHLIGHTS:
» Get a variety opportunities to interact with native speakers
» Volunteer placement is built into this course (no additional placement fee)
» Classroom learning is directly applied to real-life and hands-on situations
» Speed up your English skills
This highly interactive, community-based course teaches you how to be engaged in a local community, learn new skills,
gain “Canadian” experience, and to improve the quality of life in your community. You will study English in the morning,
and in the afternoon you will be introduced to various businesses and volunteer organizations and will attend local
events to develop a more meaningful bond between the community and yourself.
• (Bi-) weekly field trips around Kelowna businesses and cultural spots
• Learn about volunteering and volunteer etiquette
• Learn job search strategies and explore local job markets
• Write an English resume and cover letter
• Learn to give an effective interview and discuss common interview errors
• Apply all the skills students have learned to attain volunteer position
PREREQUISITE: EAP 100 OR LEVEL 4
COURSE INFORMATION
ENGLISH &VOLUNTEEREXPERIENCE
KELOWNA CAMPUS
ELECTIVE COURSE
MON - FRI, 13:00 - 14:55
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
BUILT-IN VOLUNTEER PLACEMENT & FIELD TRIPSDURING THE COURSE
POSSIBLE FIELDS OF VOLUNTEER PLACEMENTAFTER THE COURSE
Kelowna Cultural District / Kelowna Community Resources /
Kelowna Gospel Mission / Kelowna Food Bank / SPCA /
Okanagan Centre for Innovation / Healthcare System /
Various Local Businesses
Non-Profit Organizations / Community Centers / Farms /
Festivals & Events for various organizations /
Healthcare System ** Will require training and a criminal record check, and students must be available to volunteer
for six months or more (ex. hospital foundation, senior care)
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HIGHLIGHTS:
» Group study & tour is for youth, seniors, and professionals - can be created to match a variety of needs and budgets
» Daily or weekly intensive Canadian culture and language program
» Fun off-campus group activities
HIGHLIGHTS:
» Each lesson is 50 minutes in duration
» One-to-one lessons focus on your needs and speed up the learning process
» Benefit from personalized attention, guidance and feedback from our experienced teachers
ONE-TO-ONELESSONS
4 LESSONS/WEEK
MON - THU, 15:00 - 16:50
LENGTH: 2 - 24 WEEKS
GROUPSTUDY & TOUR
CUSTOMIZED COURSE
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EXPERIENCE CANADA
A large part of your experience will be after school hours when you will meet new friends and enjoy all that Vancouver and Kelowna have to offer. VanWest organizes a variety of activities to suit people of all nationalities and interests. Our activities are educational, cultural, entertaining and athletic. A number of our activities are also travel and work related.
ACCOMMODATION
STUDENT RESIDENCELiving in the residence is a great opportunity to meet new people from many countries and engage in a study-oriented atmosphere.
HOMESTAYHomestay is the fastest way to improve your English and a wonderful way to experience Canadian culture. We ensure safe, comfortable and friendly host families.
VANCOUVER & KELOWNA HOMESTAY
• Single room with 3 meals/day
• Shared room with 3 meals/day
VANCOUVER STUDENT RESIDENCE
• Single room with private bath
• Single room with shared bath
• Double room with shared bath
KELOWNA STUDENT RESIDENCE
• Single room with shared bath
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HOMESTAY
VANCOUVER
KELOWNA
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EXPLORE THE CITYBoth Vancouver and Kelowna host a full calendar of unique festivals and special events featuring food, culture, performing arts, music, sports, and more!
WEEKEND TRIPSWeekend trips are great way to travel and to learn more about the surrounding cities and wildlife of
British Columbia!
AFTER CLASS
You can enjoy world class shopping, gourmet meals, live entertainment, theatre, and
outdoor adventure!
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EDUCATIONALACTIVITIES
Improve your English through Conversation Club, meet your classmates at Language Exchange, and
gain interview tips on Interview Basics Day!
YOURCULTUREYou will get to organize a
variety of cultural events to introduce your culture to your
classmates!
SIGNATUREACTIVITIES
We sponsor monthly in-school signature activities - from Canadian BBQ to Culture Days. You will be thrilled to experience these fun school activities!
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Find the perfect program right here, right now! Follow the steps below and study with us; where your future dreams become a reality.
ADMISSIONS
HOW TO APPLY
3. PREPARE REQUIRED DOCUMENTSCAREER TRAINING PROGRAMS:
• Copy of passport
• Official high school, college, university diploma or degree, or college/university attendance certificate
ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE PROGRAM:
• Copy of passport
4. SUBMIT YOUR APPLICATIONSubmit your application form along with the required documents. There are 3 ways to submit your application:
• Online - https://vanwest.com/admission/register/
• Complete PDF application form and email to admin@vanwest.com
• Register through one of our agents in your country
2. MEET ADMISSION REQUIREMENTSFor Career Training Programs, make sure you meet both academic and English admission requirements (Page 6). For the English program (ESL), you will be placed based on our placement test.
1. CHOOSE YOUR PROGRAM AND CAMPUSVisit our programs page on https://vanwest.com/programs/ and explore our highly interactive programs in Vancouver and Kelowna campuses - from Career Training to English as a Second Language (ESL).
CHECK OUR POLICIES: WWW.VANWEST.COM/ADMISSION/POLICY/
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ENGLISH PROGRAM (ESL)All courses start on every Monday. If Monday is a holiday, Tuesday is the start date.
- English for Youth (Winter): January 6 - February 28, 2020 / English for Youth (Summer): June 29 - August 28, 2020- English for Families (Summer Only): June 29 - August 28, 2020
CAREER TRAINING PROGRAMS (VANCOUVER)2020: January 27, March 23 *, May 19, July 13, September 8 *, November 2, December 28
2021 : February 22 *, April 19, June 14, August 9 *, October 4, November 29
- Supply Chain Management programs are offered on * marked dates only.
- Hospitality Management Co-op Diploma program will be offered as of March 23, 2020.
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© 2019/2020 VANWEST COLLEGE. All rights reserved. Terms and Conditions apply. E&OE. Brochure 2019 3rd Edition – October 2019.
Information given in this document is correct at the time of publication and is subject to alteration.
LOCATIONS
VANCOUVER
200-1016 Nelson Street
Vancouver, BC V6E 1H8 Canada
Phone: +1.604.731.5256
STAY CONNECTED
#HELLOVANWEST
KELOWNA
104-532 Leon Avenue
Kelowna, BC V1Y 6J6 Canada
Phone: +1.250.762.5256
CONTACT US
WWW.VANWEST.COM
INFO@VANWEST.COM
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