University & College Pathways in Halifax (UCP)
The “University and College Pathways” (UCP) program is specifically designed for international students who aspire to improve their academic English language skills in Halifax.
This program is a unique approach to language learning, specifically targeting the academic language required for success in college or university.
Intensity
30+ lessons per week
Pathway Options
10+ pathways to universities and colleges in Halifax
Location
Halifax
Teaching Method
In-person
World-class English Learning Experience
Why Study Pathway Programs in Halifax?
If you’re an international student planning to study in Canada, our English for Academic Purposes program offers the perfect pathway into our diploma programs, colleges, and universities. Taught by highly skilled teachers with extensive expertise in English instruction, the EAP program at Oxford International in Halifax, focuses on a broad spectrum of study skills, tailored to ensure academic success.
Here are three key points regarding our EAP program and its integral IELTS preparation course:
Expertise in teaching English
The UCP programs are taught by highly experienced teachers who excel in English language instruction. They provide personalized training for students, enhancing their language skills in a supportive, academically rigorous environment.
Personalized English Training
International students benefit from personalized English training in Halifax through Oxford International Career Colleges. Our University and College Pathways program focuses on improving academic English language skills for success in higher education.
Pathway to higher education in Canada
By joining our academic English programs, you get a stepping stone to further your studies. The program offers you a valuable chance to improve your academic English.
University and College Pathways in Halifax
Pathway English Requirement: Completion of UCP 500 or UCP 600
Pathway English Requirement: Completion of UCP 500 and Certificates & Diplomas UCP 400
Pathway English Requirement: Completion of Undergrad UCP 500 + Graduate PGP
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Start Dates for Pathway Programs in Halifax
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Schedule for University and Pathway Programs in Halifax
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What is Unique About our University and Pathway Programs in Nova Scotia?
Through careful educational assessment, we ensure each student’s progress in the EAP course. Our Halifax-based program includes an emphasis on research, essay writing, speed reading, and even the art of brainstorming.
The program offers a balance of academic English language instruction and practical experience. It delves deep into critical aspects like vocabulary enhancement, linguistic stress understanding, and other academic language requirements. This is done to help students navigate the academic challenges they will face in their future studies, preparing them for success.
Our UCP Programs from students’ eyes
Testimonials
Hundreds of international students have benefited from our university pathway program in Halifax.
Here are some of their experiences:
FAQ
What is the main purpose of the University and College Pathways in Halifax?
The EAP program is aimed at improving the academic English language skills of international students. It focuses on writing, reading, research, and conversation skills required for academic success.
How is the educational assessment conducted in the EAP program?
The educational assessment is performed through regular exams and the evaluation of essays and research projects.
Can I improve my conversation skills in English through the UCP program in Halifax?
Yes, our UCP program includes training in conversation skills, ensuring you are able to communicate effectively in an academic setting in Halifax.
How does the EAP program assist with university admission in Halifax, Canada?
Our EAP program is designed as a pathway into higher education in Canada, preparing you for the academic rigors of studying at a university or college.