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Step UP to Work n' Study - Hospitality is an Academic language and cultural learning program with a Practicum, or paid internship, that offers multiple opportunities to link classroom learning to workplace experience in the context of hospitality.

The Academic component is composed of language acquisition, conflict resolution, cultural competence, problem solving, teamwork, handling criticism, adaptability, motivation, and leadership skills, industry specific terminology and practices. The Practicum component, or paid Internship, is monitored, has specific learning goals, is in combination with ongoing classes, and it is an essential and integral component of the program.

Who takes Step UP to Work n' Study?
* Students serious about improving their English language skills.
* Students seeking a full Canadian cultural immersion experience.
* Students determined to succeed in an intensive, challenging, and demanding study environment.

Our World Class Practicum Host Companies
Our World Class host companies have been carefully selected to offer students the greatest Internship experience possible. They are located in some of the most beautiful settings in Western Canada and offer students access to spectacular Resort facilities, as well as a unique Canadian lifestyle experience.

Our Host Companies enhance the student experience, provide a variety of cultural and language challenges for your learning, including Academic classes being hosted at their resort. See one of our Resort parnters here.

General Evaluation Guidelines
Students will be graded during the Academic component on a variety of criteria, including Attendance and Participation, Written Assignments, Oral Presentations, as well as a series of Tests. During the Practicum, students will be required to attend ongoing classes and the materials submitted for evaluation of the paid internship should demonstrate not only what the student did in the internship but what they learned about communication problems, issues, and practices.

Successful Completion of the Academic and Practicum Components
Students who successfully complete all the requirements of their Academic and Practicum obligations will receive the following at the end of their Program:

1. Step UP to Work n' Study - HospitalityCertificate
2. Transcript and Evaluation - provided by both your Academic and Practicum supervisor
3. A Letter of Referrence from your Practicum Host company on company letterhead

Visa Information
Your internship is a monitored work experience related to your academic field of study or previous work experience, and meeting specific learning goals. As per Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) guidelines, all candidates need a valid work visa (Working Holiday Visa, SWAP or Study and Work Permit (C30 Exemption) for the entire period of their internship. As with any internship program in Canada, Citizen and Immigration Canada guidelines require that your Internship not exceed a 50/50 split. Students can apply for their visa at their local Embassy of Canada.

Program 100 - 6 months
Students must succesfully complete 240 hours of their in-class Academic study, prior to qualifying to participate in their Practicum component. During their Practicum, they must successfully complete 160 hours of their in-class Academic study.

English Language Training/Cultural Training (180 hours)
Hospitality Workshops: English as a Second Language-based (60 hours)
Evening Language Courses/Hospitality Workshops (160 hours)
18 weeks to complete Paid Hospitality Internship.

Program 100 + 200 - 12 months
Students must succesfully complete 480 hours of their in-class Academic study, prior to qualifying to participate in their Practicum component. During their Practicum, they must successfully complete 380 hours of their in-class Academic study.

English Language Training/Cultural Training (360 hours)
Hospitality Workshops: English as a Second Language-based (120 hours)
Evening Language Courses/Hospitality Workshops (380 hours)
38 weeks to complete Paid Hospitality Internship

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