A dynamic combination of classroom studies and real-world experiences
Sometimes, learning a new language is just “too cool for school.” That’s why the LAB Montreal offers Language Camps for students between 14 and 17 years of age. This linguistic and cultural program treats them to a dynamic combination of classroom studies and real-world experiences they’ll remember for the rest of their lives.
LAB language camps, offered in the summer and winter, immerse students in a fun, stimulating environment where they’ll learn valuable linguistic and cultural lessons, meet people from around the world and form enduring friendships.
Camps at all levels are structured to engage students in a lively balance of theory and practice. Mornings are devoted to learning general language skills, where accredited language professionals get students interacting in fun, supportive classes, based on the most effective teaching techniques.
In the afternoon, students leave their books behind (dictionaries and Bescherelle apps allowed!) and join their classmates on supervised, age-appropriate activities, such as sports, sightseeing and social events to practice and improve their linguistic skills.
Since safety is a priority at all times, students are accompanied by LAB staff on every outing. Field trips include museum tours, movies and places of historic and cultural interest. Activities include participating in all sorts of fun, seasonal sports. Optional all-day Saturday activities can also be arranged for an additional fee.
After a week of fun, it’s time for a break. Sundays are reserved for visiting with each student’s host family and for resting up for the next week’s adventures!
Language levels | Intermediate, Advanced-Intermediate and Advanced
Duration| Two to eight weeks
Advantages
- Small class size
- Gain fluency and accuracy in speaking
- Develop intercultural awareness
- Become more independent as you learn
What to do after school!
Foodie Paradise
The birthplace of poutine – a mix of French fries, rich gravy and creamy cheese curds, it’s no surprise that Montreal is home to a delicious and diverse mix of cuisines. In fact, Montreal technically has more restaurants per capita than New York City.
Culturally Rich
Montreal has some of the world’s most renowned festivals (think Just for Laughs and International Jazz fest) and offers a diverse mix of cultural attractions and events. Must-see stops include gothic beauty Notre-Dame Basilica, Château Ramezay and Mount Royal Park.
Get Sporty
The list of ways to move and unwind is lengthy, with options that include rollerblading around the seawall, ice skating at one of many rinks, curling, basketball at Kits Beach, tennis at one of the many courts throughout the city, golfing, world-class mountain biking, taking in an NHL hockey or international soccer game.
Unique Tours
Explore the cobblestone streets of Old Montreal on a bike tour and learn all about the city’s rich history or take a jet ski tour on the Saint Lawrence River. Take a private horse-drawn sleigh ride tour or a walking craft beer tour – there are countless ways to see one of the great North American cities with a European feel.Related Courses
Intensive Immersion Course
You can enroll in an English or French language course at any time of the year. Full-time courses range from four weeks to 50 weeks. Learn more