COLLEGE OF THE ROCKIES · CANADA
Interactive Communication for College Preparation
Certificate · Taught in en
At a glance
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This course helps students adjust to Canadian academic environments by building on their existing cultural knowledge. Through engaging classroom activities, you will enhance your listening, speaking, problem-solving, and overall communication skills. The program focuses on developing intercultural awareness, enabling you to analyze new cultural settings, reflect on your experiences, and use your background to contribute thoughtfully to your academic studies.
Curriculum
This course focuses on practical communication skills for academic success.
- Year 1
- Interactive Communication for College PreparationELP-95
Frequently asked questions
- What are the entry requirements for the Interactive Communication for College Preparation certificate?
- To enroll, you must have successfully completed ELP70 and ELP75 with a minimum grade of B (75%) in each, or achieved an ELP 95 placement score on the Test of English Language Proficiency (TELP), or be currently enrolled in or have completed ELP98.
- Is there a separate tuition fee for this program?
- No, tuition for the Interactive Communication for College Preparation course is covered by the overall program fees for both home and international students.
- How do I apply for this program at College of the Rockies?
- You need to complete the online application form on the College of the Rockies website, ensure you meet the entry requirements, and then register for the ELP-95 course upon admission.
- What is the focus of the Interactive Communication for College Preparation program?
- This program helps students adjust to Canadian academic environments by enhancing listening, speaking, problem-solving, and overall communication skills. It focuses on developing intercultural awareness for academic success.
Entry requirements
TELPELP 95 placement score
To enrol, you must meet one of the following requirements: - Successfully completed ELP70 (Advanced Academic Reading/Writing/Grammar) and ELP75 (Advanced Academic Listening/Speaking) with a minimum grade of B (75%) in each. - Achieved an ELP 95 placement score on the Test of English Language Proficiency (TELP). - Be currently enrolled in or have completed ELP98 (Academic Skills for College Preparation). If you completed ELP 70 and ELP 75 (or equivalent), you must take ELP 98 and ELP 95 concurrently. If you placed into ELP 98 via the TELP, you must take ELP 98 and ELP 95 concurrently.
Fees
Tuition (international)Included in program fees.
Tuition (home)Included in program fees.
Living—
Tuition for this course is covered by program fees.
How to apply
1. Submit ApplicationComplete the online application form available on the College of the Rockies website.
2. Meet Entry RequirementsEnsure you meet the academic and English language proficiency requirements for the Interactive Communication for College Preparation (ELP-95) course.
3. Register for CoursesIf admitted, register for the ELP-95 course and any co-requisite courses as specified in the entry requirements.
Frequently asked questions
What are the entry requirements for the Interactive Communication for College Preparation certificate?
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To enroll, you must have successfully completed ELP70 and ELP75 with a minimum grade of B (75%) in each, or achieved an ELP 95 placement score on the Test of English Language Proficiency (TELP), or be currently enrolled in or have completed ELP98.
Is there a separate tuition fee for this program?
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No, tuition for the Interactive Communication for College Preparation course is covered by the overall program fees for both home and international students.
How do I apply for this program at College of the Rockies?
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You need to complete the online application form on the College of the Rockies website, ensure you meet the entry requirements, and then register for the ELP-95 course upon admission.
What is the focus of the Interactive Communication for College Preparation program?
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This program helps students adjust to Canadian academic environments by enhancing listening, speaking, problem-solving, and overall communication skills. It focuses on developing intercultural awareness for academic success.