ESL English Summer Camp in Vancouver, Canada

International House Vancouver:
Since 1998, International House Vancouver has offered unique, educational, and fun English language (ESL) programs for young learners to suit every need, budget and language ability. In Summer, we offer a Children's Adventure Program for children ages 5-12 suitable for mother & child or family study. We also provide a Homestay Junior Program for 13-17 year olds, as well as a Residential Junior program on the campus of the University of British Columbia for ages 9-17.

IH Vancouver is accredited by the International House World Organisation and Language Canada.

We ensure the high quality of our English language classes by employing teachers who are qualified in both English language instruction and working with children and young adults.

With a range of ESL programs on offer, we can provide the best choices to fit almost any need.

English as a Second Language (ESL) Young Learner Programs:
- ESL Children's Adventure Program (Ages 5-12)
- ESL Homestay Junior Program (Ages 13-17)
- ESL Residential Junior Program (Ages 9-17, on the University of BC campus)

We also offer a Winter Junior Program for kids ages 13-17, which takes place from late December to mid February.

The Junior program at UBC allows for use of campus facilities such as the UBC library, the campus pools, museums, movie theatre and student centres. They also get full use of the university's parkland, gardens, trails –and of course- a number of wonderful beaches located nearby.

At UBC, students stay in residences, which are safe, spacious, and clean. Each floor is equipped with its own kitchen and the buildings have common areas where students can hang out or play games.

Both the Vancouver Homestay Junior Program and the Children’s Adventure Camp are located in schools with beautiful classrooms and spaces for outdoor games and sports.

Students in these two programs stay within our network of friendly homestay families. This allows for visiting families to stay together and the possibility for greater immersion into Canadian culture.