OICC Vancouver Campus
Studying in Vancouver opens up an ocean of opportunities for academic and personal growth as a city that thrives on diversity, rich history, and innovation.
Surrounded by tech giants in downtown
Our Location in Vancouver
Situated in the heart of Vancouver’s bustling downtown district, our campus is immersed in a thriving tech hub, home to global giants like Amazon and Apple. Amidst the urban synergy of creativity and innovation, our location affords exceptional networking opportunities.
Why Choose Vancouver to Study?
Vancouver, the bustling coastal city in British Columbia, Canada, is known for its scenic beauty, dynamic multicultural ambiance, and globally recognized institutions of higher learning.
Our campus in Vancouver offers an array of diploma and certificate programs and English Courses with excellent faculty and state-of-the-art facilities. Our education system encourages interdisciplinary learning, fostering a holistic approach toward international education that is highly sought after by employers globally.
- Over 2,750,000 employment in April 2023
- Access the Silicon Valley of Canada where tech giants exist
- Estimated 1,000,000 job openings by 2032
- Nestled between the Pacific Ocean and the North Shore mountains
Type of Programs to Study in Vancouver
1. Career-Driven College Programs in Vancouver
Our Career College programs are designed to prepare students to succeed in in-demand careers in Canada. At Oxford International College Vancouver, you have the opportunity to explore four programs that will help you excel in the business, hospitality, and customer service induries:
- Business Management
- Hospitality Management
- Communication & Client Management
2. Popular English Courses in Vancouver
Vancouver, with its multicultural environment, is a fantastic place for international students to improve their English skills. One of the most popular English courses in Vancouver is the General English course.
Check our different English Courses below to find the most suitable program for yourself.
- English Courses for adult students (ESL)
- Summer Camps in Vancouver
- IELTS Preparations
- English Programs for Junior Students
- Year-around groups for English learning
Oxford International Career Colleges, Vancouver
PTIB Accreditation
Students who enroll in a language program which is six months or less in duration or for which tuition is less than $4,000 may not make a claim against the Student Tuition Protection Fund, which is managed by the Private Training Institutions Branch (PTIB) of the Ministry of Post-Secondary Education & Future Skills. Further, this language program may not have been reviewed or approved by PTIB. Oxford International Vancouver (OIEG Oxford International Education Group) is a designated private training institution through the British Columbia Ministry of Post-Secondary Education and Future Skills.
DLI Number: O19275179522
Phone: +1 604 660-2421
Email: servicebc@gov.bc.ca
FAQs
What academic support is available?
The Client Services Coordinator and Academic Director are available for counselling. Your academic journey and learning goals are our priority. You can talk about any concerns you might have about your classes, lessons, progress or teachers. In addition, you can review your progress, discuss any issues, and receive feedback and advising from your instructor.
What health and safety protocols are followed at the campus?
Along with your education, the Health and Safety of all staff, educators, students and visitors is the most important component across all of our campuses. We have staff members and educators trained to understand, handle, and report on any critical incidents by being trained in crisis management, by-stander intervention, CPR & First Aid. For more information, please review our Critical Incident & Crisis Management Policy.
How much does it cost to live in Vancouver?
On average it can cost between $2,350 – $5,000 per month. In general, rental costs make up 60% of every student’s monthly expenses in Vancouver. Depending on the type of accommodation, for example off-campus apartments, shared accommodation, and homestays, costs will vary. Check out VanMates for an average cost of off-campus apartments and accommodations. Learn more about OICC Vancouver campus accommodation options.
How much is public transportation?
Transportation prices will vary on the type that you use. Public transit can range from $3.20 for a one-way ticket (local transport) to $112 for a Monthly Pass (regular price). For more information, visit the Vancouver Translink website for current pricing and route maps.
Is Vancouver welcoming for international students?
Absolutely! Vancouver is a multicultural city with residents from all around the globe. The city offers numerous cultural attractions, from art galleries to ethnic food festivals, promoting a rich, diverse cultural experience.
How safe is Vancouver for students?
Vancouver is generally a very safe city for students. The city has a low crime rate and a friendly atmosphere. Of course, like in any city, it’s important to be aware of your surroundings and take general precautions. But overall, students in Vancouver can focus on their studies and enjoy their time in the city with peace of mind.
How is the weather in Vancouver?
Vancouver has a mild, oceanic climate. You can expect warm and dry summers with temperatures averaging around 20-25°C. Winters in Vancouver are cooler and wetter, with temperatures hovering around 0-7°C, but it rarely snows in the city. The weather is usually mild compared to other Canadian cities, making Vancouver a comfortable place for international students to study.