Centennial College's English Language Learning (ELL) program is a full-time, multi-level program designed for international students seeking to improve their English language proficiency. This program aims to equip students with the necessary language skills to succeed in college, university, or future career paths in Canada. As of Winter 2027, the ELL program will transition to the English for Academic Purposes (EAP) program, offering a similar focus on building and enhancing language skills. The EAP program will continue to serve as an English as a Second Language (ESL) offering.
The program consists of 5 semesters, with each semester offering courses focused on developing integrated core skills, communication skills, and fluency. Specific course titles and codes are listed for each semester.
Improving your English language skills through the ELL program prepares you for future academic and professional pursuits. Upon completion, you will meet English language requirements for college or university admission, the workplace, and everyday life in an English-speaking environment.
For specific academic requirements, international students are advised to contact the Centennial College International Centre.
Fees noted are estimates only and are based on program durations starting Fall 2025. Ancillary fees are additional. Domestic and international part-time students are charged mandatory health insurance and incidental fees.
The English Language Learning Program is fully accredited by Languages Canada.
The estimated tuition fee for international students for a 15-week duration is $4,397.50 CAD. Shorter durations are also available with proportionally adjusted fees, and ancillary fees are additional.
This program is designed for international students looking to improve their English skills; therefore, international student status is the primary academic requirement. While not required for admission, submitting English test scores from the last two years is recommended.
International students must apply directly to Centennial College by downloading, completing, and emailing the application form along with academic transcripts to the regional admissions team. After receiving an offer, applicants must pay fees and apply for a Canadian study permit.
Upon completion of the ELL program, students will meet English language requirements for college or university admission, the workplace, and daily life in an English-speaking environment. It prepares students for future academic and professional pursuits.
The program consists of 5 semesters, with each semester offering courses focused on developing integrated core skills, communication skills, and fluency.