French & Dramatic Arts (1 week, homestay)
12-16 July 2027
Instruction Monday-Friday; package accommodation Sunday-Saturday.
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Dramatic Arts Camp at a glance: cost, dates and eligibility
Current status
Upcoming
Eligibility
Beginner to advanced French
Age range / Year group
Ages 10-17
Location / Region
Quebec City, Canada
Cost
2027 list rates: CAD $1,699/week day camper; CAD $2,399 homestay; CAD $2,799 residence. Summer 2027 registrations received before December 31, 2026 are invoiced at 2026 rates. Published 2026 Dramatic Arts rates are CAD $2,299 homestay and CAD $2,699 residence; a Dramatic Arts day-camper rate is not specified in the 2026 price list.
Duration
1 week
Format
In-person
Class size: 10-15 students
Accommodation: Homestay or student residence
Meals: 3 daily; residence evening snack
Certificate / Outcome: Completion certificate; parent report
Campus experience: Collège Mérici classes; Laval University residence
Tutors / faculty: Qualified native French speakers
Accreditation: Languages Canada school accreditation
Sessions / cadence: Monday-Friday: 15 hours French, 15 hours drama
Dramatic Arts Camp summary
Edu-inter combines Core French lessons with dramatic arts workshops, giving students a practical reason to speak French through acting and improvisation.
Students work on pronunciation, vocabulary and fluency while preparing a short performance for their peers. It suits learners who enjoy creative participation and want to use language beyond classroom exercises.
What is Dramatic Arts Camp?
Dramatic Arts Camp is Edu-inter's French immersion program combining language instruction with theater practice. Core French lessons develop reading, writing, speaking and comprehension, while drama workshops turn vocabulary and pronunciation into practical communication.
Students practice acting, improvisation, character creation and storytelling in French, then prepare a short performance for other students. Teaching takes place at Collège Mérici, with residential packages extending the experience through accommodation, activities and excursions.
Why Succeed highlights Dramatic Arts Camp
Acting and improvisation give French practice a clear purpose through communication and performance.
Seven instruction levels let beginners and advanced learners access the same creative camp concept.
The equal balance of language classes and drama workshops connects formal learning with practical expression.
A short performance and a parent report provide concrete ways to reflect on the experience.
Who is Dramatic Arts Camp for?
Best for
Students who enjoy acting or improvisation and want to practice French through creative group work.
Not ideal if
You want an English-language acting course or intensive audition preparation; the central aim is French communication through drama.
Is Dramatic Arts Camp worth it?
The strongest reason to choose this camp is the connection between French learning and a creative activity the student already enjoys. Improvisation and a peer performance give speaking practice an immediate purpose, which may help a hesitant learner participate more willingly.
Its value depends on wanting language immersion as much as theater practice. A short camp can provide useful practice and motivation, but families should set realistic expectations for lasting fluency and weigh the accommodation package against a day-camper option.
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Cost and what is included
2027 list rates: CAD $1,699/week day camper; CAD $2,399 homestay; CAD $2,799 residence. Summer 2027 registrations received before December 31, 2026 are invoiced at 2026 rates. Published 2026 Dramatic Arts rates are CAD $2,299 homestay and CAD $2,699 residence; a Dramatic Arts day-camper rate is not specified in the 2026 price list.; includes 15 hours of French classes., 15 hours of dramatic arts workshops., Books and materials in residential packages., Evening activities and weekend excursions in residential packages., Sunday-Saturday accommodation in residential packages., Three meals daily; residence also includes an evening snack., Program transportation and arrival/departure transfers in residential packages., Health insurance and custodianship in residential packages., Registration and accommodation placement fees in residential packages..
Accommodation
Homestay or student residence
Meals
3 daily; residence evening snack
Provider details
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Dates and logistics
1 week; Quebec City, Canada.
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Compare with similar programsHow much preparation does Dramatic Arts Camp need?
Effort level
Moderate, with 30 instructional hours across five weekdays.
Best started
Begin family planning two to three months before the July session, allowing longer for Canadian entry documents.
Main challenge
Sustaining French communication throughout classes, workshops and daily interactions.
Typical preparation
Choose accommodation and discuss the residence outing rules with a parent.
Prepare registration details, medical information and travel arrangements together.
Review Canadian entry requirements and insurance before booking travel.
Practice introducing yourself and describing simple characters or stories in French.
Useful if
You want to build oral fluency through creative practice.
What do students do on Dramatic Arts Camp?
You move from morning French lessons into afternoon drama workshops, applying language through acting and improvisation. The creative work builds toward a short performance for fellow students.
Step-by-step process
- 1
Attend Core French classes covering reading, writing, speaking and comprehension.
- 2
Practice acting and improvisation in afternoon workshops.
- 3
Explore character and story creation through physical and oral expression.
- 4
Prepare a short performance for other students.
- 5
Join the activities and excursions included in your residential package.
Dramatic Arts Camp dates and deadlines
Upcoming
French & Dramatic Arts (1 week, residence)
12-16 July 2027
Instruction Monday-Friday; package accommodation Sunday-Saturday.
French & Dramatic Arts (1 week, day camper)
12-16 July 2027
Instruction Monday-Friday.
| Milestone | Date | Timezone | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
French & Dramatic Arts (1 week, homestay) | 12-16 July 2027 | Local | Upcoming | |
French & Dramatic Arts (1 week, residence) | 12-16 July 2027 | Local | Upcoming | |
French & Dramatic Arts (1 week, day camper) | 12-16 July 2027 | Local | Upcoming |
Eligibility and requirements
Ages 10-17 at the start of the program.
French instruction accommodates beginners through advanced learners.
Drama workshops must accompany morning Core French classes.
Foreign students must meet Canadian visa requirements.
Foreign students must have travel and health insurance.
Students aged 12 and under must choose residence accommodation.
How much does Dramatic Arts Camp cost?
Day-camper fee
$1,699 — One week of French and dramatic arts instruction.
Funding or discounts
- Homestay package: $2,399 — Accommodation and three meals daily.
- Residence package: $2,799 — Accommodation, three meals daily and an evening snack.
- Early homestay rate: $2,299 — 2026 rate for summer 2027 registrations received before 31 December 2026.
- Early residence rate: $2,699 — 2026 rate for summer 2027 registrations received before 31 December 2026.
- Confirmation deposit: 25% or $400CAD minimum — Whichever is higher; applied to the invoice.
What's included
15 hours of French classes., 15 hours of dramatic arts workshops., Books and materials in residential packages., Evening activities and weekend excursions in residential packages., Sunday-Saturday accommodation in residential packages., Three meals daily; residence also includes an evening snack., Program transportation and arrival/departure transfers in residential packages., Health insurance and custodianship in residential packages., Registration and accommodation placement fees in residential packages.
How to apply to Dramatic Arts Camp
- 1
Create an account in Edu-inter's registration portal or complete the summer teen registration form.
- 2
Select French & Dramatic Arts and choose homestay, residence or day-camper attendance.
- 3
Provide personal details, French level, emergency contacts and medical information.
- 4
Complete the parental authorizations and submit your registration.
- 5
Review the confirmation invoice and pay the required deposit.
- 6
Provide your final travel itinerary and settle the invoice 30 days before the program begins.
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What does Dramatic Arts Camp cover?
The program covers the following focus areas.
Core French
Develop reading, writing, speaking and comprehension at your French instruction level.
Acting and improvisation
Practice pronunciation, vocabulary and fluency through acting and improvised scenes.
Character and story creation
Explore characters, stories and physical expression while communicating in French.
Student performance
Prepare a short performance to share with other students.
Curriculum may be adjusted based on participant interests and current developments.
What is a typical day on Dramatic Arts Camp?
A typical day during the program.
French classes
Core French lessons at Collège Mérici.
Lunch
Lunch break between language lessons and workshops.
Drama workshops
Acting and improvisation practice in French.
Residence evenings
Organized residence activities follow the 4:30 p.m. accommodation transport.
Who teaches on Dramatic Arts Camp?
Edu-inter's teen camp classes are taught by qualified, experienced native French speakers. Its dedicated team operates the arts camp, with counselors supporting the wider camp experience.
The camp factsheet lists 10-15 students per class.
Where do students stay on Dramatic Arts Camp?
Residential plan
- French-speaking homestay: Live with a screened local family matched to your interests and profile.
- Laval University residence: Share a furnished room with one other student, about 15 minutes by bus from school.
- Meals and accommodation: Sunday-Saturday packages include three meals daily, plus an evening snack in residence.
- Counselors and activities: Residence students have counselor support and organized weekday evening activities.
Non-residential plan
- Day-camper option: Attend the French and drama program without included food or lodging.
Students aged 12 and under must choose residence accommodation; residence evening outings require parental authorization.
What happens after Dramatic Arts Camp?
After completing this program, participants often pursue:
Share a short performance with other students.
Develop pronunciation, vocabulary and oral fluency through drama.
Receive a completion certificate with 100% class attendance.
Parents receive a final pedagogical report.
Where does Dramatic Arts Camp take place?
Classes take place on the Collège Mérici campus in downtown Quebec City, near cultural attractions, with a library, computer labs, cafeteria and green spaces. Edu-inter offers arrival transfers from Quebec City's Jean Lesage Airport or Gare du Palais, with Montreal airport transfers arranged by special request.
Camp residence accommodation is at Laval University, about 15 minutes by bus from school.
Dramatic Arts Camp FAQs
No. The program offers seven instruction levels, from beginner to advanced.
Students practice acting, improvisation, character and story creation, and physical and oral expression in French. They prepare a short performance for other students.
Packages offer homestay or residence accommodation. Students aged 12 and under must choose residence accommodation.
Homestay packages include three meals daily. Residence packages include three meals and an evening snack daily. The day-camper option excludes food and lodging.
Teen camp teaching is delivered by qualified, experienced native French speakers. Edu-inter's dedicated team operates the arts camp.
A course completion certificate requires attendance at all classes. The teen camp also sends parents a final pedagogical report.
International students must meet Canadian entry requirements and have travel and health insurance. Unaccompanied minors who need a visa require a Canadian custodian.
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- Frequently Asked Questions Before You Register Your Teen - Edu-Inter
- Prepare for you stay - Edu-Inter
- Accomodation services | Edu-inter
- French Summer Camps for Teenagers | Edu-inter
- Register - Edu-Inter
- Dates & Price List - Edu-Inter
- Teen Summer Camp Price List 2026 — Early-Registration Rate Reference
- TEEN App Form ENG 2016_LR
- Teen Summer Camp Price List 2027
- Download the Arts French Summer Camp Factsheet
- Dramatic Arts Camp - Edu-Inter
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