French & Hockey — 1 week — Homestay — July 5
5-9 July 2027
Instruction Monday-Friday; housing follows Sunday-Saturday.
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Hockey Camp at a glance: cost, dates and eligibility
Current status
Upcoming
Eligibility
Previous ice-skating experience
Age range / Year group
Ages 10-17
Location / Region
Quebec City, Canada
Cost
From $1599
Duration
1-2 weeks
Format
In-person
Language: French; seven ability levels
Class size: 10-15 students
Accommodation: Homestay or shared university residence
Meals: Residential: three daily meals
Certificate / Outcome: Completion certificate; parent report
Sessions / cadence: Monday-Friday: 15h French, 15h hockey weekly
Tutors / faculty: Native French teachers; qualified hockey trainers
Accreditation: Languages Canada-accredited school
Hockey Camp summary
Edu-inter combines Core French lessons with ice hockey coaching, practice, and games. French is used beyond the classroom with trainers and local players.
The experience suits students who want language learning connected to an active interest. Evening activities and weekend excursions extend the immersion beyond lessons and training.
What is Hockey Camp?
Hockey Camp is Edu-inter's French immersion program combining morning language classes with afternoon ice hockey. Students develop reading, writing, speaking, and comprehension while using French in a sporting environment. Instruction spans seven French levels, from beginner to advanced.
French classes take place at Collège Mérici in Quebec City, while hockey sessions include gym training, on-ice practice, team coaching, and games. Students practice with French-speaking trainers and local hockey players. The school's French-only policy makes everyday interaction part of the learning experience.
Why Succeed highlights Hockey Camp
French-speaking trainers and local players give students a practical reason to use the language outside lessons.
Seven French levels allow language beginners and advanced learners to study at an appropriate level.
Team coaching and weekly games connect individual hockey practice with playing alongside others.
A final parent report and attendance-based certificate provide tangible records of participation.
Who is Hockey Camp for?
Best for
Students who enjoy hockey and want to practice French through both classroom learning and everyday team interaction.
Not ideal if
You need introductory skating lessons or want hockey training without French classes, since skating experience and the combined language program are required.
Is Hockey Camp worth it?
The strongest reason to choose this camp is the connection between French study and a sport students already enjoy. Coaching, games, and interaction with local players create repeated opportunities to use classroom learning. That combination can make language practice feel more purposeful.
Its value depends on wanting both parts of the experience and being comfortable with an active daily schedule. Families should weigh travel, housing, equipment, and cancellation terms alongside the camp fee. A short stay can provide focused practice, but lasting progress will depend on continued French use afterward.
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Cost and what is included
From $1599; includes 15 hours of French classes weekly., Afternoon hockey training and practice., Books and study materials., Residential evening activities and weekend excursions., Residential accommodation from Sunday to Saturday., Three daily meals with residential packages., Residence evening snack., Residential package arrival and departure transfers., Medical insurance and custodianship in residential packages., Registration and accommodation placement fees in residential packages., Transportation within the residential program..
Accommodation
Homestay or shared university residence
Meals
Residential: three daily meals
Provider details
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Dates and logistics
1-2 weeks; Quebec City, Canada.
What to check before committing
Confirm current dates, payment terms, travel arrangements, cancellation rules and what is included with the provider.
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Compare with similar programsHow much preparation does Hockey Camp need?
Effort level
Moderate to high physical and language commitment.
Best started
Begin planning 8-12 weeks before the July 2027 start, allowing longer for visa arrangements.
Main challenge
Sustaining concentration and physical energy while using French.
Typical preparation
Review your skating experience and check that your hockey equipment fits.
Choose your duration and housing option with a parent or guardian.
Prepare medical details, parental authorization, insurance, and travel arrangements.
Plan payment ahead of the balance due 30 days before the program.
Useful if
You want structured French practice linked to a sporting interest.
What do students do on Hockey Camp?
You study French each morning and use it during hockey training and games in the afternoon. Evening activities and weekend excursions extend the residential experience into social and cultural settings.
Step-by-step process
- 1
Attend morning French classes at your language level.
- 2
Break for lunch before the afternoon program.
- 3
Practice through gym training, on-ice sessions, and hockey games.
- 4
Use French with trainers and local hockey players.
- 5
Join the organized activities and excursions included in your package.
Hockey Camp dates and deadlines
Upcoming
French & Hockey — 1 week — Residence — July 5
5-9 July 2027
Instruction Monday-Friday; housing follows Sunday-Saturday.
French & Hockey — 2 weeks — Homestay — July 5
5-16 July 2027
Two instructional weeks with afternoon hockey.
French & Hockey — 2 weeks — Residence — July 5
5-16 July 2027
Two instructional weeks with afternoon hockey.
French & Hockey — 1 week — Homestay — July 12
12-16 July 2027
Instruction Monday-Friday; housing follows Sunday-Saturday.
French & Hockey — 1 week — Residence — July 12
12-16 July 2027
Instruction Monday-Friday; housing follows Sunday-Saturday.
| Milestone | Date | Timezone | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
French & Hockey — 1 week — Homestay — July 5 | 5-9 July 2027 | Local | Upcoming | |
French & Hockey — 1 week — Residence — July 5 | 5-9 July 2027 | Local | Upcoming | |
French & Hockey — 2 weeks — Homestay — July 5 | 5-16 July 2027 | Local | Upcoming | |
French & Hockey — 2 weeks — Residence — July 5 | 5-16 July 2027 | Local | Upcoming | |
French & Hockey — 1 week — Homestay — July 12 | 12-16 July 2027 | Local | Upcoming | |
French & Hockey — 1 week — Residence — July 12 | 12-16 July 2027 | Local | Upcoming |
Eligibility and requirements
Ages 10-17 at the start of the program.
Previous ice-skating experience is mandatory.
Bring your own hockey equipment where possible.
Students 12 and under must choose residence accommodation.
International students must meet Canadian visa requirements.
International students must hold travel and health insurance.
Hockey participation must accompany morning French classes.
How much does Hockey Camp cost?
Day camper — 1 week
$1599 CAD — French classes and hockey; food and lodging excluded.
Funding or discounts
- Day camper — 2 weeks: $3198 CAD — Two-week total.
- Homestay — 1 week: $2599 CAD — Includes housing and three meals daily.
- Residence — 1 week: $3199 CAD — Includes housing, three meals, and an evening snack daily.
- Homestay — 2 weeks: $3799 CAD — Includes housing and three meals daily.
- Residence — 2 weeks: $5499 CAD — Includes housing, three meals, and an evening snack daily.
- Confirmation deposit: 25%; minimum $400 CAD — The greater amount applies; the deposit is nonrefundable.
- Early-rate residence — 1 week: $3099 CAD — 2026 rate for registrations received before 31 December 2026.
- Early-rate residence — 2 weeks: $5749 CAD — 2026 rate for registrations received before 31 December 2026.
What's included
15 hours of French classes weekly., Afternoon hockey training and practice., Books and study materials., Residential evening activities and weekend excursions., Residential accommodation from Sunday to Saturday., Three daily meals with residential packages., Residence evening snack., Residential package arrival and departure transfers., Medical insurance and custodianship in residential packages., Registration and accommodation placement fees in residential packages., Transportation within the residential program.
How to apply to Hockey Camp
- 1
Create an account through Edu-inter's registration portal or complete its summer teen registration form.
- 2
Select French & Hockey, your start date, duration, and housing option.
- 3
Provide skating experience, playing position, medical details, emergency contacts, and parental authorization.
- 4
Submit the form and receive Edu-inter's confirmation and invoice.
- 5
Pay the required deposit and settle the balance 30 days before the program.
- 6
Send your final travel itinerary and arrange any required entry documents and insurance.
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What does Hockey Camp cover?
The program covers the following focus areas.
Core French
Develop reading, writing, speaking, and comprehension in classes matched to your French level.
Hockey technique
Practice through gym training, on-ice sessions, and professional hockey coaching.
Team play
Join team coaching and planned weekly games with local hockey players.
French immersion
Use French with trainers and players under the school's French-only policy.
Curriculum may be adjusted based on participant interests and current developments.
What is a typical day on Hockey Camp?
A typical day during the program.
French classes
8:30-11:45 a.m.; 15 teaching hours weekly.
Lunch
11:45 a.m.-1 p.m. between classes and training.
Hockey training
1-4 p.m. for gym training, on-ice practice, or games.
Residence activities
Residence students have organized activities Monday-Friday evenings.
Who teaches on Hockey Camp?
French classes are taught by qualified, experienced native French speakers. Qualified hockey trainers provide team coaching and practice alongside local teenagers.
French classes have 10-15 students and seven ability levels.
Where do students stay on Hockey Camp?
Residential plan
- Francophone homestay: Stay with a screened local family matched to your interests and profile.
- Laval University residence: Share a furnished room with another student, with Wi-Fi and shared common areas.
- Meals and activities: Packages include three daily meals, evening activities, and weekend excursions.
- Counselor support: Residence students have camp counselors; evening outings require parental authorization and follow specific rules.
Non-residential plan
- Day-camper option: Book French and hockey without food or lodging.
Students 12 and under must choose residence accommodation.
What happens after Hockey Camp?
After completing this program, participants often pursue:
Develop French reading, writing, speaking, and comprehension.
Practice hockey techniques through team coaching and games.
Gain experience using French with local players and trainers.
Receive a completion certificate with 100% class attendance.
Parents receive a final pedagogical report.
Where does Hockey Camp take place?
French classes take place on the Collège Mérici campus in downtown Quebec City, near cultural attractions, with a gymnasium, library, computer labs, cafeteria, and green spaces. Camp residences are at Laval University, approximately 15 minutes from the school by bus.
Residential packages include transportation between school, accommodation, and camp.
Hockey Camp FAQs
Previous ice-skating experience is mandatory. The camp is designed for skaters who want to improve their hockey techniques while learning French.
Yes. French instruction has seven levels, from beginner to advanced.
French classes run from 8:30 a.m. to 11:45 a.m., followed by lunch and hockey activities from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday.
Options include a local francophone host family or camp residences at Laval University. Students 12 and under must choose residence accommodation.
Residential packages include three meals daily. Residence students also receive an evening snack; day-camper fees exclude food and lodging.
Students should bring a hockey stick, helmet, gloves, and skates. Rental may be possible and should be arranged with Edu-inter.
A course completion certificate is awarded only to students who attend 100% of classes. A final pedagogical report is also sent to parents.
Host families provide references and police background checks for residents aged 18 and older. The accommodation coordinator interviews families and inspects their homes.
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Ben works at the intersection of education, technology and school adoption, with expertise in how secondary schools evaluate data-driven tools and how education technology is used in practice.
Sources and verification
Source types reviewed
- Frequently Asked Questions Before You Register Your Teen - Edu-Inter
- French Summer Camps for Teenagers | Edu-inter
- Accomodation services | Edu-inter
- Register - Edu-Inter
- Dates & Price List - Edu-Inter
- Teen Summer Camp Price List 2026 — Early Registration Rate Context
- TEEN App Form ENG 2016_LR
- Teen Summer Camp Price List 2027
- Download the Hockey French Summer Camp Factsheet
- Hockey French Summer Camp for Teenagers | Edu-inter
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