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YOUR LIFE SINCE 1985
Contents
Welcome to SELC 02
Why choose SELC Canada? 03
Interesting Facts About Canada 05
Canadian Campuses 06
Accommodation Options 07
SELC Activities 08
SELC English Canada 09
Timetable and Course Options 10
SELC English Courses at a Glance 11
SELC Career College Canada 14
Why Choose SELC Career College Canada 15
Business Foundations 100 & 200 16
Introduction to Communications 101 17
Business Communications 100 & 110 18
Hospitality Management 19
Food and Beverage Management 20
Career Couses Timetable & Entry Requirements 21
Welcome
to SELC
Making a difference in your life since 1985

45,000 15+
MORE THAN CAREER COURSES
AND LANGUAGE
STUDENTS FROM
MORE THAN COUNTRIES

STUDENTS GRADUATED
PROGRAMS IN
TWO COUNTRIES 70 AROUND
THE WORLD

At SELC we are dedicated Our background

to providing our students with:
Quality teaching from professional and caring
teachers
Unique and practical language courses and career
programs
SELC was founded in 1985 in Sydney, making it one of
the longest-established schools in Australia.
SELC Canada opened its doors in Vancouver in 2012
and since then SELC Vancouver has developed its own
unique culture and atmosphere.

An incredible mix of nationalities, with students from With over 30 years of making a difference by providing

more than 70 countries
A chance not only to learn but also to connect with
many different people who can change your life!
quality education services, SELC also has Career
Colleges in both Sydney and Vancouver. As the world
faces a global skills shortage, SELC seeks to meet the
demand for quality vocational education and training
closely linked to industry.

Our innovative language and vocational programs are

designed to ensure that SELC graduates have a
distinctive experience to be able to have both
fulfilling careers and lives.

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Why Choose
SELC Canada?
What exactly distinguishes
SELC from other schools?
Over the last thirty years, SELC has developed its
own unique educational experience, which
separates us from larger, less personal schools in
Canada and internationally.
With the range and quality of the facilities SELC
has to offer, students immediately gain a sense
of the more personal and nurturing learning
environment which is an integral part of SELCs
culture.

Study Pathways
SELC offers a wide range of study pathways to
Universities and Colleges, including SELC Career
College.
At SELC Career College, students have the
opportunity to learn from up-to- date trainers with
real industry experience.
Students from both the language and career
college benefit from SELCs student advisors who
upon their arrival will provide students with advice
Quality and Variety on adjusting to life in Canada.

Excellent facilities and a wide range of

interesting courses
Highly qualified and experienced teachers
Personalised and friendly student services
A mix of student nationalities that provides a
diverse cultural experience
Location and Facilities
SELC Canda is nicely located in the beautiful city
of Vancouver. SELC offers a pleasant, spacious
learning environment with modern facilities.

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Academic Excellence
and Support
Highly qualified and experienced teachers -
SELC teachers are all university graduates and
experienced certified second language qualified
instructors who take part in an ongoing
professional development program.
The structure of our 4 week programs which
include skills electives and extra workshops are
suitable for students on any type of visa with a
variety of different goals for their language
learning.
Academic counselling and progress reports for
all SELC students during their courses provide a
high level of support.

Nationality Mix
SELC Canada

Europe
39% Other
10% Asia
39%
Latin
America
12%

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 SELC Canada
Interesting facts about Canada
The 2nd largest country in the
world, Canada covers 9.98 square
kilometres. Vancouver is the third
largest city in Canada.
Canada is the world's most
educated country; more than half
its residents have college
degrees.
Canada gets cold! However,
Vancouver is one of the warmest
cities. Average temperatures
range from 1C to 6C in winter.
Canada has more lakes than the
rest of the world's lakes
combined.
"Canada" is an Iroquoian language
word meaning "Village." The first
people of Canada walked over
from Asia during the last ice age.
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Vancouver is called The
Hollywood of the North, as many
Hollywood movies are filmed in
the city such as Deadpool,
Godzilla and Man of Steel.
Vancouver is located 30 minutes
by car from the border with the
United States with easy access to
Seattle, Portland and California.
Canada consumes the most
doughnuts and has the most
doughnut shops per capita of any
country in the world.
Studies find Canadians to be
some of the happiest people in
the world. And theyre only getting
happier as it is constantly ranked
one of the best places to live.
Canadian Campuses
SELC in Vancouver
Location & Facilities
Vancouver is a great city and a
SELC Vavncouver is located in the heart of the
great place to live and study. trendy Gastown district, one of Vancouvers most
culturally diverse and historical neighbourhoods.
SELC opened its doors in Vancouver in 2012, having
We invite you to walk along Gastowns cobblestone
already been one of the longest-established schools in
streets, visit artists studios, historic buildings and
Australia with over 45,000 students from more than 35
quaint shops. The school is within walking
countries in our long history as a quality English
distance to vibrant Granville Street, English Bay,
language college.
Stanley Park and Robson Street shops and
restaurants.
We offer a wide range of English courses and levels,
flexible entry dates and study pathways to suit your
individual needs. SELC organizes all kinds of activities Two-minute walk from main transportation hubs
to help you feel comfortable in our city, have fun and to Five-minute walk from main tourist spots in the city
provide extra opportunities to practice your English Fifteen-minute walk to Stanley Park
skills. Vancouver is a world-class tourist destination
consistently ranked among the top five cities in the
world to live in. SELC offers a pleasant and spacious learning
environment with modern and comfortable
facilities.

10 classrooms, all with natural light

A large student lounge

Wireless internet access (Wi-Fi)

A computer lab

Well equipped classrooms

Our campus features ten classrooms, a computer
room with free Wi-Fi and a welcoming student lounge
where you can cosy up by the fireplace.
Our waterfront location gives you a breathtaking view
of Vancouver harbour and the mountains.

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 Accommodation
Options
SELCs Homestay Program involves Canadian families
in East Vancouver, North Vancouver and Burnaby.
Families are chosen for their high-quality
accommodation, friendliness, and interest in people
from other cultures. Homestay is a wonderful way to
experience Canadian life while studying English!

Homestay Options
Single Full Board: private room + 3 meals per day
Single Half Board: private room + 2 meals per day
Sharing full Board*: shared room + 3 meals per day
Sharing Half Board*: shared room + 2 meals per day

* Shared rooms are only available for couples traveling together.

Special Requirements
Please inform us of any medical conditions that we
should be aware of(allergies, seizures, epilepsy, past
surgeries, etc). So that staff/representatives/instructors
are aware of physical/emotional/psychological
limitations. Also let us know of any food restrictions
that you might have, if you are vegetarian, vegan or
cant eat any kind of food for any reason.

Airport pick up
If you requested airport pick up, please look up for your
name written in a sign in the greeting area of the
Vancouver International Airport. Do not leave the
airport. If there are any flight changes/delays or if you
cannot locate your name, please call the number on
your airport pick up form.
If you did not request airport pick up, you can take a
taxi from the airport to your accommodation.

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SELC Activities
Our activities are the best way for students to enjoy
their time while in Vancouver. We organize all kinds of English Students Activities
activities both internally, with our Activities Coordinator,
Sightseeing
as well as through our partnership with West Trek. All
FlyOver Canada
these activities help students explore Vancouver and
Granville Island
allow them to build new relationships outside of the
classroom. Our activities include sports, sightseeing
Lonsdale Quay
trips, picnics, weekend trips, movie nights, cultural Capilano Suspension Bridge
events and many more. Stanley Park Cycling
Academic activities focus on the lessons learned
through each module. Students will present a Cultural
professional presentation on each activities as they Celebration of Light
relate to the courses taught in the classroom. Richmond Night Market
Vancouver Art Gallery
SELC Career Activities Yoga with Tomoaki
Vancouver Film School Tour
Vancouver Urban Winery CBC Vancouver Newsroom Tour
Vancouver Convention Centre
Granville Island Leisure
Capilano Salmon Hatchery Outdoor Paintball
Museum of Anthropology Kayaking
Soccer Night
FlyOver Canada
Planet Laser
VanDusen Botanical Garden
Indoor Rock Climbing
Small Business BC
Bowling & Billiards Night
CBC / Radio-Canada Vancouver
Grouse Mountain
Sporting
Special cultural events Vancouver Canucks Games
Vancouver Whitecaps Games
I love the diversity of people and the Vancouver Canadians Games
interactions with them. I have met some
really nice people at school. The school
is a great place to meet a lot of School
interesting people from all over the SELC Picnic
world. I am grateful for the opportunity to
study here.
SELC Talent Show
Jana, Czech Republic Student-led workshops

Volunteering
The most fun thing about studying at
SELC is meeting new people from Car Free Day
different countries; which gives us the Vancouver Dragon Boat Festival
opportunity to experience new cultures. I
Powell Street Festival
have the support of the school to achieve
my goals. Nikkei Matsuri
Tiago, Brazil

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 SELC English Canada

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SELC English Canada
Timetable and Course Options
Time Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Depending on your English level and the
9:00 - 12:30
Intensive English Program Intensive English Program
number of hours that you study, you may Morning English Core 1
(15hrs) Fundamentals Fundamentals
select courses from three different blocks:
13:20 - 14:20pm
Intensive English Program Intensive English Program
Intensive English Core 1
(20hrs) Fundamentals Fundamentals

14:35 - 15:40
Intensive Plus Core 2
English (25hrs)

Course Length Elementary Pre-Intermediate Intermediate Upper-Int. Advanced

Intensive English Program 12 weeks

Accent Reduction 4 weeks

Listening & Speaking 4 weeks

English for Business Basics 4 weeks

Work Skills 4 weeks

Core 1

Introduction to Barista 4 weeks

IELTS 4 weeks

TOEIC 4 weeks

Presentation & Public Speaking 4 weeks

Conversation and Fluency (Error Correction) On-going

C2

English for Business Basics (9 hours /week) 4 weeks

Core 1 & 2

TOEIC 4 weeks

EAP (9 hours per week) 4 weeks

IELTS (9 hours per week) 4 weeks

All major skills are covered

Course Levels Language Skills Life Skills

Elementary Speaking and Pronunciation Leadership

Pre-Intermediate Listening Assertiveness

Intermediate Reading and Writing Critical Thinking

Upper Intermediate Vocabulary Problem Solving

Advanced Grammar

I enjoy studying at SELC with different ages, cultures and backgrounds. Skillful and friendly teachers support us!
We often spend time together during break time! I never speak Japanese at SELC, even when I have lunch with
other Japanese classmates. When I heard a classmate speak Japanese, I was surprised that he had a strong
accent different from mine. It was my first time not speaking English with him! Its a perfect location to study
and hangout with classmates after school. We can see a magnificent ocean view from the classroom. It
motivates us to study! I have studied with 15 classmates who are from different countries. I would like to visit
them in the future! We are surrounded by helpful staff. We can consult with them about our stay in Vancouver
and our classes. They absolutely make the best environment for the students.
Kazuhiro Katahira, Japan
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 SELC English Courses at a Glance
SELC offers courses to suit the
needs and level of all students. All
courses are modular in design so
that students can choose to study
from 2 to 52 weeks.
Intensive English
Program
9:00am - 2:20pm Monday,
Tuesday, Thursday & Friday
Fundamental English is ideal if you
want to be able to use English
better in a variety of situations.
While all skills are covered,
Fundamental English emphasizes
speaking and listening and includes
a wide range of functional English
to help you feel at ease in any
situation. This course offers the
perfect balance of grammar,
vocabulary and pronunciation skills
to help you use English more
confidently in a wider context.
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Core 1
Accent Reduction
Intermediate and below
The Accent Reduction course will
enable learners to improve their
pronunciation of English and to be
better understood by native
speakers in both formal and
informal settings. This course will
introduce learners to the English
sounds, English phonemes system
and give them the necessary
practical skills required and the
opportunity to improve their
pronunciation.
Listening & Speaking
Pre-intermediate -
Upper-intermediate
The Listening and Speaking course
provides learners the opportunity to
be exposed to the full range of
native accents which helps develop
their listening skills in real-life
situations as well as non-native
accents which they will be more
likely to use in their future working
lives.
English for Business
Basics
Intermediate
The English for Business Basics
course will enable learners to
greatly improve their ability to
communicate in English in a wide
range of business contexts, as well
as help learners to enhance their
knowledge of the business world.
Areas of focus in this course
include case studies linked to
specific business topics and
essential business
communications skills such as
negotiating and telephoning.
Work Skills
Intermediate and above
The Work skills course offers
students the skills that are required
in order to achieve success in
identifying, applying for and getting
a job during their stay in Canada.
Learners will have the opportunity
to develop their interview skills,
improve their writing to be able to
compose resums and cover
letters specific to the Canadian
workforce, as well as practice the
listening, speaking and
pronunciation skills required for
job interviews.
Introduction to
Barista
Pre-intermediate and
Intermediate
The Introduction to Barista course
is intended for anyone who is
interested in learning how to make
great coffee to be able to work
professionally or simply pursue
their love of coffee culture. A
hands-on program that aims to
train individuals in the full suite of
barista coffee-making skills
needed, students intending to find
work in cafs, bars and hotels can
benefit from the Barista Program

and will find themselves job
ready whilst those who simply
want to know the secret to the
perfect cup of coffee will have the
opportunity to learn how.
EAP - English for
Academic Purposes
Upper-intermediate and
Advanced
Students planning to go on to
further study in an
English-speaking institution should
consider choosing EAP. This
course is designed to help
students develop the language and
study skills necessary for
academic success at university or
college as well as gaining insights
into the educational culture of
English-speaking countries.
Academic reading and writing
Vocabulary extension
Text analysis
Report and essay witting
Study skills and strategies
Listening and note-taking skills
Seminar/presentation delivery
IELTS test preparation skills
Grammar and punctuation
Presentation and
Public Speaking
Upper-intermediate and above
This course focuses on developing
fluency of language use rather than
grammatical accuracy and
encourages learners to become
more aware of their personal
strengths and weaknesses, to
express their preferences in an
assertive way, as well as to be able
to express ideas in small or large
group situations with a higher level
of confidence. The course
consists of 3 different sections:
Assertiveness Training and
Negotiation and Presentation
Skills.
TOEIC
Intermediate
(TOEIC) Test of English for
International Communication is an
English language test designed
specifically to measure the everyday
English skills of people working in
an international environment. This
course will provide learners with the
fundamental strategic skills that are
required to achieve a higher score in
both the TOEIC Speaking & Writing
and Listening & Reading Tests.
Areas of study include:
pronunciation, vocabulary,
grammar and fluency, coherence
and cohesion and structural
organization.
social situations and enhancing
Core 2
Conversation and
Fluency / Error
Correction
Elementary to Advanced
This course gives learners the
opportunity to improve their
fluency by focusing on a wide
variety of topics. Students are
encouraged to express
themselves more freely in small
group discussions, with special
attention given to important
language functions.
Learners will be exposed to a range
of components such as speaking,
pronunciation and grammar and
writing activities. The ultimate aim
in this course is to assist learners
to eliminate their errors, resulting
in an improved level of accuracy
and fluency due to the practical
exercise-based nature of the
course.
Canadian Studies
Intermediate and above
The Canadian Studies course
provides students with background
knowledge of Canadas geography,
history, politics and culture, giving
them the opportunity to apply their
knowledge of Canadian culture to
relate to Canadians in a variety of
their appreciation of their time in
Canada.
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SELC Career College
Canada
 Why Choose SELC
Career College Canada
We provide excellent language programs, highly
qualified instructors and well equipped facilities.
Mission statement
We also offer individualized, friendly service to SELC aims to create an environment where student
multicultural students within a wide age range. success is the key priority in achieving the highest
standards set forth by SELC Career College.

Facts about SELC Our goal is to provide students with up-to-date

classroom facilities and co-op placement training to
Program excellence
provide them with the job-ready skills needed to
Highly qualified instructors
succeed in todays competitive environment.
Highly experienced facilities
Friendly and supportive staff
Unique and practical student activities
Great student nationality mix

Practical applied learning

in industry
SELC has agreements with relevant industry host
organisations where our students are supervised and
assessed in a real work environment.

Career Building
SELC Career College prepares students for
lifelong learning and leadership roles in
business and the hospitality industry through
innovative instruction and extensive
professional practice.

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Business Foundations 100 & 200
(Certicate with Co-op)

Business Foundations Business Foundations 100

100 & 200 Course Description 6-month (12 weeks + 12 weeks)
Introducing the Contemporary Business World
The business component focuses on up-to-date
The Business of Managing
issues that shape todays business world and helps
students build a solid foundation of relevant business Managing Operations and Information
knowledge. The communications component Managing Marketing
incorporates excellence in business communication in Managing Financial Issues
accordance with contemporary strategies and
practices used in todays workplace.
It places an emphasis on business writing, social Business Foundations 200
media and technology platforms which stimulates both 1-year (24 weeks + 24 weeks)
practical and pro-active learning and critical thinking.
Introducing the Contemporary Business World
The Business of Managing
Program Highlights Managing Operations and Information

Paid co-op with the program Managing Marketing

Managing Financial Issues
Highly qualified instructors
Understanding the Foundations of Communications
WHMIS Certificate
Applying the Three-Step Writing Process
Crafting Brief Messages
Career Opportunities Preparing Reports and Oral Presentations
Sales Person; Administration Assistant or Receptionist; Writing Employment Messages & Interviewing for Jobs
Data Entry Clerks; Sales/Marking Assistant; Call Centre
Representatives; Accounting Clerks/Assistants; Event
Staff Business Foundations Co-op
After 12 weeks of full time course for Business
Foundations 100 students and after 24 weeks for
Business Foundations 200 students, students will
proceed to fulfill their co-op placement component (12
or 24 weeks) of the program. Students must provide a
written report on their co-op experience.
Successfully completing the program, students will
receive:
Business Foundations 100 Certificate; or
Business Foundations 200 Certificate

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 Introduction to
Communications 101
Certicate

Introduction to Communications Career Opportunities

Potential career options upon completion of
101 Course Description Introduction to Communications 101 are, but not
limited to the following:
Introduction to Communications 101 is a 6 week
course that offers a direct, concrete approach and an Customer Service; Unpaid Internship;
opportunity for hands-on application of effective Retail; Entry-level positions
writing strategies. This program will help students build
confidence and competence to speak in public, create
and give professional oral presentations with current
technology. Finally, students will be able to handle a job
interview, and run business meetings.
*The program is a continuous intake where we accept
students every three weeks allowing students to enter
at the beginning of each module.

Classroom Learning Outcomes

Upon completion, students will gain knowledge of the
SIX key areas of business:

Thinking about Communications

Strategies in Planning for Writing & Speaking
Writing with Impact: Routine, Good-News, Bad-News
Persuasive Writing & Editing Guidelines
Writing Informal Reports, Formal Reports and
Proposals & Editing Guidelines
Presentations and Meetings
Job Search

Successfully completing the program, students will

receive:
Introduction to Communications 101 Certificate

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Business Communications
100 &110
100 with Co-op, 110 without Co-op

Business Communications 100 Career Opportunities

Potential career options upon completion of
& 110 Course Description Introduction to Communications 101 are, but not
limited to the following:
Business Communications 100 is a 24 week course
comprised of 12 weeks of in-class instruction followed Customer Service; Unpaid Internship;
by 12 weeks of co-op education in a Canadian work Retail; Entry-level positions
environment. Business Communications 110 is a 12
weeks course which has the same in-class instruction
as Business Communications 100 but without a co-op Business Communication 100
education component.
The Business Communications incorporates Course Co-op
excellence in business communications with the most
After 12 weeks of full time courses, students will
current strategies and practices used in todays
proceed to fulfill their co-op placement component (12
workplace. It includes an emphasis on business
weeks) of the program. Completion of the 12 week
writing, specifically in social media and technology
co-op component, students must provide a written
platforms. As a result, the Business Communications
report on their co-op experience to successfully
program will promote active learning and stimulate
complete the program.
critical thinking.
Upon successfully completing the program, students
will receive:
Classroom Learning Outcomes Business Communications 100 & 110 Certificate

Upon completion, students will gain knowledge of the

FIVE key areas of business:

Understanding the Foundations of Business

Communications

Applying the Three-Step Writing Process

Crafting Brief Messages

Writing Employment Messages and Interviewing for

Jobs

Preparing Reports and Oral Presentations

*Students are required to bring a binder and a

calculator as there is an accounting component.

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 Hospitality Management
6-Month Co-op, 1 Year Co-op and Diploma (2-year, Co-op)

Hospitality Management
Hospitality Management 1 Year - Co-op Diploma
(24 weeks + 24 weeks)
Course Description
4 courses listed in 6-month course +
The Hospitality Management courses provide a link Hospitality Sales and Marketing
between the academic sphere and the global
Managing Housekeeping Operations
hospitality industry and gives students the applied,
Planning and Control for Food & Beverage Operations
real-world knowledge employers seek. These
programs prepare students with a range of Basic Hotel and Restaurant Accounting
employment opportunities from entry-level (hostess,
server/bartender and housekeeper) to managerial
Career Opportunities
hospitality positions. Our goal is to provide graduates
with the knowledge, skills, and hands-on training Banquet Server, Cocktail Server, Food and Beverage Server,
necessary to excel in an exciting industry, which Room Service Server, Bartender, Caf Barista, Dining Room
Supervisors, Greeter, Host/Hostess, Bell Hop, Hospitality
continues to grow exponentially around the world.
Coordinator, Hotel Manager, Hotel General Manager,
Supervisor, Hotel Receptionist, Concierge, Front Desk Agent,
Housekeeping Cleaner, Building Maintenance, Maintenance
Programs Highlights Supervisor, Transportation Ticket Agent, Reservation Agent,
Travel Clerk, Tour Guide, Cruise Ship Personnel.
Paid Co-op with every program
Certified by the internationally recognized
American Hotel and Lodging Educational Institution
AHLEI Hospitality Management Certificate/Diploma
Recognized in over 56 different countries
Program taught by industry professionals and highly
qualified instructors
Flexible payment plans for the long-term applicants

Hospitality Management
6 Month - Co-op Certicate
(12 weeks + 12 weeks)

The Lodging and Food Service Industry

Managing Front Office Operations
Managing Service in Food & Beverage Operations
Supervision in the Hospitality Industry

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Food and Beverage Management
3-Month Certicate

Food and Beverage Management Career Opportunities

Course Description
This program provides the crucial link between
academic study and the global food and beverage
industry and gives students the applied, real-world
knowledge employers seek. The courses prepare
students for entry-level and upper-level management
positions and students master the technical and
supervisory job skills that allow them to thrive in the
Food and Beverage industry.
Banquet Server, Cocktail Server, Food and Beverage
Server, Room Service Server, Bartender, Caf Barista,
Dining Room Supervisors, Greeter, Hospitality
Coordinator, Host/Hostess, Hotel Manager, Hotel
Supervisor, Food and Beverage Manager, Food and
Beverage Assistant Manager, Food and Beverage
Controller.

Programs Highlights
AHLEI Food & Beverage Management Certificate
Program taught by industry professionals and highly
qualified instructors
Graduates certified by the internationally recognized
American Hotel & Lodging Association
Recognized in over 56 different countries
WHMIS Certificate
Serving it Right Certificate
Food Safe Certificate

Food and Beverage Management

Certicate 3-Month
(12 weeks)

Managing Service in Food & Beverage Operations

Planning and Control for Food & Beverage Operations
Food Safety: Managing with the HACCP System
Managing Beverage Service

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 Career Courses Timetable
Business Foundations (100 & 200) and (28 Hours/week )
Business Communications (100 & 110)
Career College
Time Monday - Friday Entry Requirements
9:00am - 3:00pm In-class Study & Activities
A minimum age of 19 years;

Mature, responsible and flexible;

Hospitality Management (6-Month & 1-Year) (20 Hours/week )
A copy of government picture ID;
Time Tuesday - Thursday Friday
The highest diploma or degree;
9:00am - 4:30pm In-class Study & Activities
Intermediate English (or higher);
9:00am - 3:30pm In-class Study & Activities
Minimum of 65% on the SELC language
assessment test; or
Hospitality Management (2-Year) (20 Hours/week )
Business Foundations 100 & 200,
Business Communications 100 &110:
Time Monday & Wednesday Friday
IELTS - 6, TOEFL (Paper based) - 537,
9:00am - 4:30pm In-class Study & Activities TOEFL (IBT) - 75, TOEIC - 700, LPI -Level
4, Essay 25
9:00am - 3:30pm In-class Study & Activities
Hospitality Management (6-Month &
1-Year), Food and Beverage
Management: IELTS - 5.5, TOEFL (Paper
based) - 530, TOEFL (IBT) - 65, TOEIC -
605, LPI - Level 5, Essay 25

Introduction to Communications 101:

IELTS - 5, TOEFL (Paper based) - 450,
TOEFL (IBT) - 50, TOEIC - 550

Valid Health Insurance;

Working Holiday Visa for international

students. All other students will require a
study permit and (co-op) work permit.

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Find SELC Vancouver
SELC Canada
Connect Vancouver Campuses
www.selc-canada.ca 2nd floor, 321 Water St,
Vancouver, BC V6B 1B8
www.selccareercollege.ca
Basement, 342 Water St,
SELCVancouver
Vancouver, BC V6B 1E5
SELC Career College Vancouver
@SELCVancouver Telephone:
English Language Centre - 1 604 639 9075
@SELC_CC
Career College - 1 604 488 0780
@SelcVancouver Fax: 1 604 608 4934
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Email: info@selc-canada.ca
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