International House Referral Program
Introducing our School Referral Program! We believe that the best way to spread the word about our exceptional language programs and create a vibrant community is through personal recommendations from students like you.
Start referring and win up to CAD 500!
Steps
- Tell someone about International House Vancouver and any of our programs!
- Referred must complete and submit the Student Referral Form.
- We will get back to complete de admission process
- You both get your rewards!
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For More information about our programs contact [email protected]
Guidelines:
- E-mail [email protected]
- Program open to current and former students
- Fill the referral form or mail [email protected]
- Referral details must be completed fully and legibly.
- The referred must register and pay tuition at the college within 3 months of receiving the referral.
- Referrals will not be accepted for students for whom a program application has already been received.
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Referred students for all programs must remain enrolled and in good academic/financial standing for at least one semester to qualify. ESL students must attend a minimum of 10 weeks to prepare. - The Registrar will make the final decision on referral eligibility.
- For More information about our programs contact [email protected]
- This program cannot be combined with any other promotion
How we take referrals
- Direct admission via email
- Through the Referral Form
Payment Alternatives
- Cash & Cheque (must collect from IH office in Vancouver)
- Interac E Transfer in Canada
- PayPal
- Other methods (please send an email to [email protected]) or tuition Credit at International House
Terms and Conditions
- Successful referrals that result in a new student enrollment will be rewarded. Incentives may include cash rewards, tuition credits, gift cards, or other forms of recognition as determined by the school.
- The school reserves the right to modify or terminate the referral program at any time, with notice provided to participants.
- Fraudulent or dishonest referral attempts may result in disqualification from the program.
- Incentives will be granted once the referred student has met all enrollment requirements and paid their tuition fees in full.
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Referral information
Payment Amount
- Up to CAD 500
- Tution Fees Discount to Reffered student
- Must Apply directly through Website Portal
Eligibility
- IH Graduate Students
- IH Current Students
- All skill areas covered
- Direct Students Only
Payment Methods
- Cash/Cheque
- E-transfer/Bank Transfer
- Paypal
- Others
Please Contact [email protected] for more information
Exam preparation classes available for
Partner Institutions
IH Vancouver is careful in selecting the universities and colleges it partners with. Our partner schools share our dedication to providing our students the best education and opportunities.
All IH students receive ongoing academic advice during their studies. We assist our students throughout the application process and transition to their post-secondary studies.
C1 Advanced, also called Cambridge English: Advanced (CAE), is one of our Cambridge English Qualifications. Its in-depth, high-level qualification shows you have the language skills employers and universities seek.
C1 Advanced is a thorough test of all areas of language ability.
The exam is made up of four papers developed to test your English language skills.
The formats below are the same for both paper-based and computer-based exams.
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Paper |
Content |
Duration |
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Reading and Use of English |
8 parts/56 questions |
(1 hour 30 minutes) |
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Writing |
2 parts |
(1 hour 30 minutes) |
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Listening |
4 parts/30 questions |
(about 40 minutes) |
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Speaking |
4 parts |
(15 minutes per pair of candidates; 23 minutes per group of three) |
B2 First, also known as Cambridge English: First (FCE), is a qualification. It is a popular exam, accepted by thousands of businesses and educational institutions worldwide.
B2 First is a test of all areas of language ability.
This exam comprises four papers developed to test your English language skills.
The Speaking test is taken face to face, with two candidates and two examiners. This creates a more realistic and reliable measure of your ability to use English to communicate.
The formats below are the same for both paper-based and computer-based exams.
| Paper | Content | Duration |
| Reading and Use of English | 7 parts/52 questions | 1 hour 15 minutes |
| Writing | 2 parts | 1 hour 20 minutes |
| Listening | 4 parts/30 questions | Approximately 40 minutes |
| Speaking | 4 parts | 14 minutes per pair of candidates |
| 16 minutes per group of three |
IELTS is a test developed by the world’s leading experts in language assessment on four key English language skills: listening, reading, writing and speaking. It is designed to assess the language ability of people who aim to study, work, immigrate and integrate in an English-speaking environment.
It is used by universities, employers, and immigration authorities worldwide.
Taking the IELTS exam can benefit you in several ways:
- Study Abroad: It can increase your chances of admission to universities and colleges in English-speaking countries.
- Job Opportunities: Employers often require proof of English language proficiency, and a good IELTS score can enhance your job prospects.
- Immigration: Many countries require IELTS scores as part of the immigration process.
- Professional Recognition: Professional bodies accept IELTS scores for registration and recognition in various fields.
- IELTS assesses your listening, reading, writing, and speaking skills.
| Paper | Content | Duration |
| Reading | 3 sections/40 questions | 60 minutes |
| Writing | 2 tasks | 60 minutes/30 minutes each task |
| Listening | 4 sections/40 questions | 30 minutes/10 minutes each task |
| Speaking | 3 parts | 11-14 minutes per candidate |
TOEIC is an internationally recognised English language proficiency test.
It is specifically designed to assess English communication skills in a professional or business context.
The test measures listening and reading skills, focusing on real-life workplace situations.Companies, organisations, and institutions use TOEIC scores to evaluate and compare the English language abilities of employees, job applicants, and students.
Benefits of taking the TOEIC exam include:
- Enhancing employment opportunities, especially in companies that require English proficiency.
- Demonstrating your ability to understand and communicate in English within a professional environment.
- Providing a standardised assessment of your English skills that is recognised and accepted worldwide.
- TOEIC scores are often required for job applications, promotions, and international assignments.
- To register for the TOEIC exam and receive official scores, visit the official TOEIC website or authorized test center’s.
Section | Content | Duration |
Reading | 3 sections/40 questions | 60 minutes |
Writing | 2 tasks | 60 minutes (30 minutes each) |
Listening | 4 sections/40 questions | 30 minutes (10 minutes each) |
Speaking | 3 parts | 11-14 minutes per candidate |
TOEFL is a widely recognised English language proficiency test.
It is specifically designed for non-native English speakers who want to study at universities and colleges in English-speaking countries. The test measures the ability to understand and use English in academic settings. More than 11,000 institutions accept TOEFL scores in over 150 countries.
Benefits of taking the TOEFL exam include:
- Meeting English language requirements for university admissions.
- Enhancing scholarship and fellowship opportunities.
- Demonstrating your ability to read, write, listen, and speak effectively academically.
- The test consists of four sections: Reading, Listening, Speaking, and Writing.
- TOEFL scores are valid for two years after the test date.
Section | Content | Duration |
Reading | 3-5 passages with 12-14 questions each | 54-72 minutes |
Listening | 4-6 lectures with 6 questions each | 41-57 minutes |
| 2-3 conversations with 5 questions each |
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Speaking | 4 tasks | 17 minutes |
| – Task 1: Independent |
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| – Task 2: Integrated |
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| – Task 3: Integrated |
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| – Task 4: Integrated |
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Writing | 2 tasks | 50 minutes |
| – Task 1: Integrated |
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| – Task 2: Independent |
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CELPIP is an English language proficiency test accepted for Canadian immigration and citizenship purposes. It is designed to assess the English language skills of individuals applying for permanent residency or Canadian citizenship.
The test measures listening, reading, writing, and speaking abilities in real-life situations.
CELPIP scores are accepted by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) as proof of language proficiency.
Benefits of taking the CELPIP exam include:
- Meeting the language requirements for Canadian immigration programs.
- Demonstrating your ability to communicate effectively in English within Canadian contexts.
- The test is available in two versions: CELPIP-General and CELPIP-General LS (Listening and Speaking).
- CELPIP test scores are valid for two years.
Section | Content | Duration |
Listening | 7 parts with different question formats and scenarios | 47-55 minutes |
Speaking | 8 parts with various speaking tasks and topics | 15-20 minutes |
Writing | 2 tasks | 53-60 minutes |
| – Task 1: Email response |
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| – Task 2: Essay |
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Reading | 4 parts with different question formats and texts | 55-60 minutes |
- IELTS/ TOEFL Preparation
- Writing and Speaking English
- Business English Communication
- Essay and Letter Writing
Classes are currently completely online but they are live and you can interact with the teachers who are themselves native speakers of the language and other students who are at the same learning level as you!
At International House Modern Languages, we don’t just teach grammar and vocabulary. Our experienced teachers customize lessons to incorporate topics of conversation that align with the student’s passions, profession and daily life. This approach allows you to seamlessly apply your newly acquired language skills to practical, real-world situations. Our goal is to help you speak fluently, confidently and easily in any situation.
General Language Group evening classes for adults 16+
Classes are once a week for 2 hours (6:30 to 8:30 pm) Monday to Thursday Vancouver time. Some groups change their schedule for morning hours or Fridays.
The schedule (the day of the week) depends on the language and level.
We have 6 intakes during the year (Sessions A,B,C,D,E,F). One session is 8 weeks long.
All classes are online via MS Teams and a live interactive sessions (both group and private lessons).
Minimum number of students per group is 3.
Maximum numbers of students per group is 10.
If 2 students register, the class is converted to semi-private and it is shortened to either 6 classes of 120 minutes or 8 classes of 90 minutes.
With 1 student only the class is cancelled and the student is offered the following options:
postponing the classes for one week (in case somebody else registers)
converting their tuition to 5 classes of 60 minutes (private language lessons)
keeping their tuition as a credit for a future session (valid for 1 year)
Preparing to study with us is easy. All you need are three things: A stable internet connection, a computer, and the free video conferencing tool MS Teams.
Please kindly note that the cost of books is not included in the tuition fee.
The prices of the books vary between $40 to $90, depending on the language. It is worth mentioning that one book is used for several levels, depending on the language.
Lastly, please be advised that there is a no-refund policy on books.
Daily Schedule
- What a typical day at IH would look like
- 50 Minute classess with 10 minute breaks
Learn about our language levels
Don’t Know You Level yet??
GENERAL LEVEL 1
GENERAL LEVEL 2
Routine Communication
GENERAL LEVEL 3
Can grasp the gist of common topics encountered at work, school, or leisure.
GENERAL LEVEL 4
Can interact fluently with native speakers without difficulty.
GENERAL LEVEL 5
Understand everything heard or read easily.