Programs

a.. English language studies
b.. High School Credits (Ontario Ministry of Education) - preparation for College or University admission
c.. English for Business & Technology
d.. Youth programs for summer and winter

Class size: average 12 students per class
Hours of Instruction: 10, 15, 20, 25 or 30 hours per week
Language focus: General ESL; Academic ESL; Business ESL

ESL Programs
KIOSK's ESL programs have 8 levels. Each level is 8 weeks long. You may be placed in one level for reading and writing and a different level for speaking, depending on the results of your placement test given on your first day. Tests every two weeks, and regular quizzes let you see your progess. Each student has at least 2, usually 3, different teachers per day. All programs concentrate on building structural competency, oral skills and written skills. The first 4 levels are common to all streams. After Level 4, students select their specialty stream: General ESL, English for Academic purposes, English for Business & Technology.

Elective Courses
Variety is essential to motivate students and some of the elective course that KIOSK offers are:
TOEFL and TOEIC test preparation; Pronunciation; English for Business; Slang & Idioms; Writing Workshops; Conversation; English in the Media; Canadiana. Self-study opportunites are facilitated by the computer lab with 30 stations, all with ADSL connections, and innovative CAN8 software to improve listening and pronunciation skills.

Youth Programs
Groups of young people are welcome at KIOSK in the winter or summer time. With many years of experience working with young people, our priority is to offer a secure and exciting program.
Students and parents may select the "summer in the city" camp in Toronto or the KIOSK "Village English" camp located in the charming small town of Streetsville, one hour outside of Toronto.
Youth programs include classes, materials, residence or homestay, meals, and daily trips. For security and quality, KIOSK's youth programs are second to none.

High School Programs
The best way to get into college or university in Canada is to get your High School credits from a Canadian high school. KIOSK International College offers high school credits for grades 10, 11 and 12. With a variety of academic subjects such as Calculus, Data Management, Accounting, International Business, English Literature, all supported by an excellent program for ESL and TOEFL, our graduates have the advantage over others in achieving their entrance to post-secondary education in Canada.

Student Services
KIOSK offers a full slate of cultural, educational, travel and social activities, always led by a teacher. Airport reception, homestay services, counselling, visa and college / university placement services are offered with care and professionalism. Our multilingual staff are always available to assist with any inquiry or need.

Features
KIOSK has a friendly student lounge, a warm atmosphere, new rooms and furniture, 30 computers and students from all over the world. Living in multicultural Toronto seems like being on a world tour! International restaurants, major international art shows, theatre and music concerts, the finest shopping facilities, educational and media resources let you see why Toronto is one of the United Nation's most highly rated great cities of the world. And, it all starts when you choose KIOSK.

www.kiosk.on.ca