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The International Education Centre offers two types of EAP programs:
English for Academic Purposes (EAP)
English for Academic Purposes - University Stream (EAP-U)
English for Academic Purposes (EAP)
Upcoming Session: Starts May 7 - August 31, 2012
August 27 - December 21, 2012
15 week program
Eligibility Criteria:
- Resident of Canada OR
- International Student
- 18 years or older
- If eligible, tuition costs may be covered by the Ministry of Training, Colleges, and Universities (Ontario Special Bursary Program)
- Proof of minimum English level of approximatley CLB 8, iBT TOEFL 65 or IELTS 5.5
o An on-campus language assessment can be completed for a fee
Program Description
The 15-week English for Academic Purposes (EAP) program is designed for students who possess a high-intermediate level of English and are preparing themselves for post secondary studies at college or university. A passing grade in the EAP program meets Confederation’s English proficiency requirements for full time study. EAP graduates do not need to submit a TOEFL score.
Program Highlights
- Prepare for post secondary studies
- Listen to authentic academic lectures
- Have an academic experience in integrated post-secondary courses
- Earn 2 college credits upon successful completion
- Meet English admission requirrments for full time study
- Lead discussion groups
- Make oral presentations
English for Academic Purposes - University Stream (EAP-U)
Upcoming Session: Starts May 7, 2012
17 week program
Eligibility Criteria:
- Resident of Canada OR
- International Student
- 18 years or older
- If eligible, tuition costs may be covered by the Ministry of Training, Colleges, and Universities (Ontario Special Bursary Program)
- Proof of minimum English level of approximatley CLB 8, iBT TOEFL 65 or IELTS 5.5
o An on-campus language assessment can be completed for a fee
Program Description
The 17-week English for Academic Purposes - University Stream (EAP-U) program is designed for students who possess a high-intermediate level of English and are preparing themselves for post secondary studies at university. This course is the same as the EAP course except that there are two extra weeks of classes (40 hours per week) with a focus on advanced vocabulary building and developing strategies for computer test taking.
Program Highlights
- Meet English admission requirements to enter Confederation College programs and graduate studies at Lakehead University
- Gain an academic experience in integrated post-secondary courses
- Earn 2 college credits upon successful completion
- Meet English admission requirements for full time study
- Lead discussion groups
- Make oral presentations
- Acquire test taking strategies
Application Steps
1. Students apply directly to Lakehead University
- To be considered for admission to a graduate program, interested applicants must satisfy a specific graduate program’s admission requirements and submit a complete application package. For information on specific admission requirements and how to apply, visit: http://graduatestudies.lakeheadu.ca/programs/
2. Upon assessment of an application, students may receive a conditional Letter of Acceptance (LoA) from Lakehead University including:
- An EAP-U information package from Confederation College
3. Students can then apply for the EAP-U program, directly to Confederation College. Applications may be made by fax or email and must include payment of a $95 application fee
- Complete the EAP-U application form
4. Students receive a LoA from Confederation for ESL and/or EAP-U. Please note: program start dates are dependent on a minimum enrolment.
- Students may be required to consult with an ESL advisor to develop an individual study plan prior to registration
5. Students confirm their acceptance of LoAs from both Lakehead University and Confederation, confirm EAP-U program start dates and prepare for arrival.
6. Some international students must submit specific documents with their application packages:
- Students applying with an approved Saudi Cultural Bureau Scholarship must provide a financial guarantee (FG) to Confederation “for admission purposes only” from the Saudi Arabian Cultural Bureau as proof of sponsorship approval. Please go to http://student.mohe.gov.sa/ and complete a ‘Sponsorship Letter Request’.
- Students must obtain medical insurance coverage for all members of their family. The Bureau will reimburse the cost of coverage.
- For dependent students (spouses of funded full-time students) the FG should state ‘dependent’
How to Begin
Call the program coordinator at the number below. We will arrange an appointment and an assessment of your current English skills to determine your appropriate level of English studies.
Click here for the EAP Application Form
For further information or to apply for these programs, please contact:
Phone: 807-475-6467
Email: international@confederationc.on.ca




