About the School
ILSC Language Schools was founded in 1991 and today has 10 campuses in Canada (Vancouver, Toronto, Montreal), Australia (Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth, Adelaide, Gold Coast), Ireland (Dublin), and India (New Delhi), as well as two global online schools. The school welcomes thousands of students from over 100 countries each year. The primary language of instruction is English, but at certain campuses (Montreal, New Delhi), French and Hindi can be studied. ILSC is accredited by Languages Canada and NEAS Australia, ensuring high-quality education.
Programs and Formats
ILSC offers a wide range of programs for different goals:
- General English — a standard course to develop all skills. Available in Part-time (15 hours per week) and Full-time Intensive (up to 30 hours) formats.
- IELTS Preparation — intensive exam preparation, including strategies and practice tests.
- Business English — business English for working in an international environment.
- Junior Programs — summer camps for teenagers aged 13-17 with homestay or residence accommodation.
- French and Hindi — language courses in Montreal and New Delhi, respectively.
All programs are available offline and online. A flexible schedule allows you to combine morning and afternoon classes.
How Much Does It Cost and What's Included
Prices vary depending on the campus, program, and duration. Please check with your manager for exact pricing. Typically, the cost includes: level testing, study materials, and a certificate upon completion. Accommodation, transfer, and insurance are paid separately.
Why Choose ILSC Language Schools
- Flexibility: you can change your program, campus, or format (offline/online) without additional fees.
- Pathways: the school has agreements with over 100 colleges and universities, allowing admission without IELTS.
- Experience: over 30 years in the market, millions of graduates.
- Multicultural environment: students from different countries, promoting language practice.
- Accreditations: Languages Canada, NEAS Australia, guaranteeing quality.
What to Consider Before Choosing
- Cost: studying abroad requires a budget for accommodation and flights. Prices are above average.
- Visa: for in-person courses, a student visa is required, and the process can take several months.
- Language barrier: for levels below Intermediate, it may be challenging at first.
- Time zone difference: for online classes from the CIS, you need to consider the time.