English for Academic Purposes(EAP)
EAP Pathway Program

What is the EAP Pathway Program
The aim of the EAP module is to provide students with the English language and academic skills required by programs at Canadian post-secondary institutions. Successful completion of the Global Education EAP program allows direct entry to partner colleges or universities without IELTS or TOEFL.
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EAP Partnerships
Brock University
Lakehead University
Laurentian University
Toronto Metropolitan University (Ryerson University)
Wilfrid Laurier University
Simon Fraser University
University of Manitoba
Yorkville University
Georgian College
Toronto Film School
Fairleigh Dickinson University
EAP Highlight
No language scores
Language requirements are replaced by courses.
Short period of time
The time is short, faster than the university language class.
Easy to pass
Easy to pass, language courses designed for different students.
Low cost
More cost-effective than the university language classes.
Cooperation with universities
Direct interschool cooperation, high success rate to obtain admission letters.
Exclusive application channel
Our exclusive application channel help applicants solve all kinds of difficult applications
Get Offers
Complete language courses to obtain College or University offers
Online or Offline teaching
More options for how to complete the course
Admission Criteria
There are two levels in the EAP program, 8 weeks for each level, 25 hours of classes per week.
If students cannot qualify for the direct admission, students are required to complete the placement test in order to be placed into the appropriate ESL or EAP level.
There are three ways to get admitted into EAP program:
Direct Admission: IELTS 5.5
EAP Entry Admission Test: Students wishing to enter EAP directly must take the EAP admission test. The test consists of multiple comprehension questions and essay writing. students must achieve 75% or higher overall for direct entry into EAP.
EAP Preparation (ESL 1-4)
The grading for ESL 1-4 is derived from the cumulative grade of all class assignments, including tests, writing assignments, presentations, participations and attendance. Students must achieve 75% or higher in their cumulative grade in order to advance into EAP.
