ENGLISH as an ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE PROGRAM
ENGLISH as an ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE PROGRAM
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2025/2026 Course Selection is open from February 3 until March 3, 2025
EHC EAL and English.pdfBeginner - English as an Additional Language A10L and B10L (EAA10L and EAB10L)
Beginner - English as an Additional Language A10L and B10L (EAA10L and EAB10L)
These courses are offered for students who are new to English Language learning. Students will learn the basics of English through practicing reading, writing, speaking and listening. Each course (EAA10L and EAB10L) is worth 1 credit.
Low Intermediate - English as an Additional Language A20L (EAA20L)
Low Intermediate - English as an Additional Language A20L (EAA20L)
High Intermediate - English as an Additional Language B20L (EAB20L)
High Intermediate - English as an Additional Language B20L (EAB20L)
In these courses, students will build on the English skills they have previously developed. The focus for these courses is to strengthen academic English abilities before entering regular English Language Arts classes. Learners practice reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills.
Each course is worth 1 credit.
EAL Tutorial or Support - (EAL1X and EAL2X)
EAL Tutorial or Support - (EAL1X and EAL2X)
These classes are designed for English Language Learners who want additional support in their other subject areas. Students will receive one-on-one help with their homework, often leading to better understanding and higher marks. They receive valuable extra time to focus on their studies.
Students do not receive a credit for an EAL Tutorial or support class.
EAL Sheltered Classes
EAL Sheltered Classes
English Language Arts A10 (ELA10S); English Language Arts B10 (ELB10S); History 10S (HIS10S)
English Language Arts A10 (ELA10S); English Language Arts B10 (ELB10S); History 10S (HIS10S)
These courses have the same outcomes and themes as the regular English and History courses. However, only English as an Additional Language students are in the class, allowing the teacher (an EAL specialist) to use instruction and assessment strategies more appropriate for the English language learner.
Students earn their regular English and History 10-level credits upon successful completion of these courses.
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