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2. What is CultureWorks? Established in 1998 CultureWorks is an on-campus Academic English school with conditional acceptances to Canadian universities and college. We graduate strong, critical-thinking students that possess the academic skills necessary for university/college success.

3. Students Love CultureWorks Study academic English on university/college campus Receive conditional acceptance Personalize studies through choice of electives Participate in fun extracurricular activities Be prepared for university success!!!

4. Students Love CultureWorks Students are successful Easy One Step Online Application Online, no application fee Students receive conditional acceptances to both undergraduate AND graduate programs Quick responses and support including online training and information sessions

5. English Program Our program teaches the fundamentals of academic English enhanced by: - blending modern technology - leading academic research - current best pedagogical practices Our approach optimizes students’ learning experience and prepares them for post-secondary success!

6. English Program Continued… In addition to our curriculum, students can choose courses that interest them through our Electives program. They include: Engineering & Technology, Canadian Cultural Studies, Business & Management, IELTS, Pronunciation and Presentation Skills, Speaking Fluency Practice (The Daily Boomalang)The Daily Boomalang

7. English Program Continued… In the upper levels, our Independent Study Project prepares students for university assignments Extra support hours are built into students’ schedule for one-on-one guidance

8. Extracurricular Activities CultureWorks offers a wide range of opportunities to have fun, socialize, and practice English outside of the classroom. Optional trips include: Niagara Falls, Canada’s Wonderland, CN Tower, Toronto Blue Jays, Nature Hikes, Cooking Classes, Leadership Workshops, Laser Tag, Dinners, Games Night, Art Classes, Be a Buddy – Support new students, Volunteer Opportunities and more!

9. Housing Homestay/Roomstay: Students live with a Canadian family. Homestay includes all meals; no food is provided in a Roomstay. University and College Dormitory: These are based on availability. Generally, rooms are shared with another student. Food is provided as well as all amenities.

10. Learn on Campus CultureWorks students are members of the post-secondary community. Students are taught in university and college classrooms, and have access to facilities and services on campus.

12. Conditional Acceptance: Undergraduate, Graduate and College Programs Successful completion of our program gives academically qualified students direct entrance into post-secondary studies at 5 universities (undergraduate and graduate programs) and 1 college.

13. CultureWorks Locations

14. Our Partners’ GPA Requirements Brescia (Western) Western (Main Campus) UOITCarletonDurham College UNDERGRADUATE High School Post-secondary 80% 70% 80% 70% High 80s 70% 73-88% Diploma GRADUATE Undergrad70%--70% --See Program List

15. Why London, Oshawa & Ottawa? Ethnically diverse Immersive English experience Safe – lower crime rates Smaller communities, benefits of larger cities Oshawa – Canada’s 14 th largest city London – Canada’s 11 th largest city Ottawa – Canada’s 4th largest city

16. London, Ontario King’sBresciaWestern

17. Degrees King’sBresciaWestern

19. Established in 1954 Minimum GPA: 80% University College affiliated with Western University Students Graduate with a Western University Degree Small, Catholic, Liberal Arts University Population: 3,300 (Plus Western, Brescia, Huron) Average First Year Class Size: 50-60

21. Canada’s Only Women’s University Established in 1919 Minimum GPA: 80% University College affiliated with Western University Students Graduate with a Western University Degree Small, Student-Centered, Women’s Only, Liberal Arts University Population: 1,300 (Plus Western, King’s, Huron) Average First Year Class Size: 50-60 Unique Program: Preliminary Year (co-ed, pre-university program )

23. Established in 1878 Minimum GPA: high-80s Large, Research Intensive University Population: 38,000 (Plus Affiliated Colleges: King’s, Brescia, Huron) Average First Year Class Size: 250

25. Oshawa, Ontario UOITDurham College

26. ) Established in 2002 Minimum GPA: 70% Fastest growing Ontario university since 2003 “MIT” of the North Population: 10,000 Average First Year Class Size: 120 Combined UOIT & Durham College Letter of Acceptance

27. Established in 1967 Minimum requirement: Secondary school diploma Numerous Transfer Opportunities to Universities 1 Year Certificates 2 Year Diplomas 3 Year Advanced Diplomas 1 Year Advanced Diplomas (Bachelor Degree, College Diploma or work experience required) 1 Year Graduate Certificates (Bachelor Degree, College Diploma or work experience required) Combined UOIT and Durham College Letter of Acceptance

28. Canada’s Capital City )

30. Established in 1942 Minimum GPA: 73-88% Large Research and Teaching University Population: 27,000 Average First Year Class Size: 247

31. CultureWorks Details Term Length 8 weeks Levels 7 Intakes Per Year6 Tuition $3,485 CAD per term Medical Insurance$125 CAD per term Homestay/Roomstay$29 CAD/$18 CAD per day Textbooks$150 CAD per term

32. Application Process 1. Click APPLY NOW on our website and create account:

33. 2. Check the Educational Representative box and complete all company information.

34. 3. All student applications should be submitted under your company account using ‘Log In’

35. 4. All student applications will be listed in your account.

36. 5. Pay a deposit or provide proof of government sponsorship 6.Receive both letters of acceptance – CultureWorks and university/college 7.Undergraduate university/college letters of acceptance typically take 1-3 weeks to receive 8.Graduate letters of acceptance typically take 3-4 months to receive 9.Student applies for Visa. If Visa is refused student deposit is promptly returned minus $200.00 processing fee 10.Student arrives at CultureWorks – first step to success!!!

37. To Assist You Please see our website for documents and links to assist you and your students. We are available through Skype, email, and telephone to train and support you.