2024 SUMMER CAMP

At Trinity Western University

“Learn English, Enrich yourself, Have an experience with GC”

Take the opportunity to be a part of GC summer camp which is designed to experience Canadian culture through incredibly exciting activities and to learn new life skills by joining various educational evening classes! Global College has many years of experience in creating, customizing, and operating a variety of different type of camps for groups all over the world. Join Global College at camp this summer for an unforgettable experience!

What Is Included in GC Summer Camp?

15 hours of English Class per week

6 hours of skills workshop
(interactive games, projects, etc.)

4 outings per week(3 half day, 1 full day)

2 indoor activities per week

Elective Evening class every weekday
(art, computer coding, architecture)

Safe and pleasant accommodations

Various nationalities in each class

2 days & 1 night Victoria trip

What Do Will Students do During GC Summer Camp?

There will be English lessons with a native English speaking teacher and skills workshops which are projects and interactive, challenging English games and activities.

Students will go on excursions and participate in exciting activities exposing them to Canadian culture. What makes our camp more memorable is that students will meet and befriend others from all over the world during their time in summer camp!

Camp Week Schedule

English Class

Grammar, Reading, Writing, Communications

English Classes will incorporate all four language skills (reading, writing, grammar, communications) in various lessons and in-class activities. The main focus is to improve all students’ English ability no matter what the starting level is. Students will be motivated and inspired to realize the importance and fun in learning English.

Skills Workshop

Interactive Games and Projects

In the Skills Workshop, students will take part in a series of organized games and projects related to science, social studies, and community. The Skills workshop will allow them to use what they have learned in their English classes in a fun and interactive way, through games and instructional projects that will challenge their English comprehension and communication skills, all while having fun!

Skills/Elective class

Computer Coding, Art, Architecture

Students will select an subject for their evening classes among computer coding, art or architecture. These evening classes will be taught in English and are focused on building and developing life and career skills advantageous, applicable and useful in future areas.

* Students will be able to choose from the following elective/skills classes:

Computer Coding

Whether students are beginners or have experience with computer coding, this class will teach students the basics and fundamental components of computer programming in order to create, design, and computer software and instructions.

Art

Students will have the opportunity to express their personalities and explore their abilities in this class through various art mediums such as sculpting, drawing, painting, creating, etc.

Architecture

In this class students will design and create their own structures, buildings and complexes by building knowledge on essential architectural concepts and allowing to express their creativity with their creations.

* Elective classes are on a FIRST ENROLLMENT BASIS. If the first choice indicated on the application is FULL by the time of full payment, the student will be enrolled in the second option, if the class is already full then the student will be placed in their third option.

Integration Activity/Projects

Weekend activities or projects that show English integrated in various ways

If children and youths want to make the most of their time off, they should consider joining GC summer camp! There would be exciting weekend activities and projects that they can see English integrated and used in different ways through magic shows, music-video making, cultural nights, etc. which will allow them to think about how they can use what they gain from their experience. The positive impact of meeting and making friends with children from other countries and cultures cannot be overestimated. They will gain a global perspective and come to understand their part in our global community.

Excursions and Activities

Half Day Excursions

  • Downtown Tour (Gastown & Granville Island)
  • Great Escape
  • Bowling/Mini-golf
  • Sky Zone Trampoline Park
  • National Historic Site
  • *Krause Berry Farm
  • Shopping
  • Canadian Museum of Flight
  • Laser Tag
  • Flyover Canada & Stanley Park

Full Day Excursions

  • Breakfast
  • Outdoor BBQ Party
  • Victoria Trip
  • Capilano Suspension Bridge / Grouse Mountain
  • Outdoor Pool & Waterpark / Watermania

 

Outings and Activities are designed to help kids and teens be themselves, explore their passions, and learn something new, all while having fun! GC Camps immerse students in adventures, sports, and cultural activities within BC’s beautiful natural landscape. Sports, adventures and culture activities many adventures, traditional, sports and GC camps take this one step further and immerse them in the BC’s beautiful natural landscape.

* All activities are weather and circumstance permitting. Some excursions and activities may be replaced with similar excursions due to unforeseen circumstances or situations.

Accommodations

Students will be staying at Trinity Western University (TWU) at the dormitories in Northwest Hall. Northwest Hall is known around campus as having a “family” atmosphere and provides a home to 1st and 2nd year female students on its 3rd and 4th floors. Its setting offers incredible bird’s eye views of campus to the south and west, and local mountain ranges to the north and east. Housing in NW is “suite style”, where two double occupancy rooms share an adjoining bathroom and shower. Having the most lounge space on campus per student Northwest Hall is the ideal place for studying, building relationships and experiencing the TWU community.

Facilities and Amenities


Wireless internet access available


Small Café on the main floor


2 small patio areas on the 4th floor


Two common floor lounges fitted with comfy couches and coffee tables, with large screen TVs, satellite, DVD players


Enclosed study rooms in two common lounges fitted with individual tables and chairs for study. Wireless accessible


1 lounge per hall area fitted with whiteboard, coffee tables, and couches


1 common lounge per hall fitted with small kitchen (microwave, fridge, and sink), coffee tables and couches


Large laundry room on main floor outfitting change machine, 8 washing machines, 8 dryers, and 2 large sinks (shared by approx: 140 students) (coin-operated [$1.25 per cycle] large-load-capacity washers and dryers)


All students are provided with twin bed, drawers, desk, and chair, wastebasket and wireless connection. Apartment residents are also provided with living room and dining room furniture

Camp Duration & Enrolment

The camp is 6 weeks long and students can enroll for 1 to 6 weeks (minimum 1 week enrollment)

Date: JULY 10-AUGUST 18, 2023(Last Start date : AUG 14)
Age: 8 to 17 years old (Children Group : 8 – 12 years / Youth Group :13 – 17years)

Start/End Dates

Program Fees

What is not included in Program fee?

Medical Insurance Fee
Custodian Fee (Non-refundable) : $150
Key Deposit : $100 (refundable deposit)
Deposit : $300 (required upon registration)
Extra Day + Night Fee : $350