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    Multi-Activity Camp
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    Multi-Activity Camp

    by Edu-inter

    Edu-inter combines French lessons with recreational activities and French-Canadian culture, creating an immersion experience that carries language practice beyond the classroom.

    Last verified: 8 Oct 2026Reviewed by:BSBen Stacy

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    Multi-Activity Camp at a glance: cost, dates and eligibility

    Current status

    Upcoming

    Eligibility

    Beginner to advanced French learners

    Age range / Year group

    Ages 10-17

    Location / Region

    Quebec City, Canada

    Cost

    From $1,449

    Duration

    1-5 weeks

    Format

    In-person

    Next session

    28 June 2027

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    Language: French
    Class size: 10-15 students
    Accommodation: Homestay or university residence
    Meals: Three daily; residence evening snack
    Certificate / Outcome: Course completion certificate
    Weekly schedule: 15-hour classes; 15-hour activities, Monday-Friday
    Tutors / faculty: Qualified, experienced native French speakers
    School accreditation: Languages Canada

    Multi-Activity Camp summary

    Multi-Activity Camp combines Core French lessons with recreational activities and French-Canadian culture. French practice continues through the camp's French-only environment.

    The strongest fit is a learner who wants classroom structure alongside an active camp experience. Homestay and residence offer different evening routines, making accommodation a meaningful family decision.

    What is Multi-Activity Camp?

    Multi-Activity Camp is Edu-inter's French immersion summer camp, combining Core French lessons with recreational and cultural activities. Students practice reading, writing, speaking and comprehension, then use French beyond the classroom. Teaching takes place at Collège Mérici in Quebec City.

    The camp pairs morning language study with afternoon activities led by local camp counselors. Housing packages extend the experience through homestay or residence life and weekend excursions. A French-only policy makes everyday participation part of the language-learning experience.

    Why Succeed highlights Multi-Activity Camp

    • The equal balance of French classes and activities gives students repeated opportunities to use what they learn.

    • Seven instructional levels make the language component accessible to beginners while accommodating more experienced learners.

    • Classes of 10-15 students provide a more personal setting than a large lecture-style course.

    • Homestay and residence offer distinct ways to experience French beyond lessons.

    • Qualified native French-speaking teachers and a Languages Canada-accredited school support the program's teaching credibility.

    Who is Multi-Activity Camp for?

    Best for

    Students who want to practice French through lessons, recreation and everyday conversation, and enjoy an active camp routine.

    Not ideal if

    You want a dedicated exam-preparation course or prefer activities conducted mainly in English.

    Is Multi-Activity Camp worth it?

    The camp offers a useful combination of structured teaching and everyday French practice. Its value is strongest when a student actively joins conversations and activities, rather than treating the experience simply as a vacation.

    Families should compare accommodation routines as carefully as the lessons, because residence and homestay evenings differ substantially. This is a general immersion camp rather than a dedicated exam-preparation course. The certificate also depends on full class attendance.

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    Cost and what is included

    From $1,449; includes Housing packages include 15 hours of French classes weekly., Housing packages include 15 hours of afternoon activities weekly., Books and materials are included., Evening activities and weekend excursions are included., Homestay includes three meals daily., Residence includes three meals and one evening snack daily., School, accommodation and camp transportation is included., Arrival and departure transfers are included., Health insurance and custodianship services are included., Registration and accommodation placement fees are included..

    Accommodation

    Homestay or university residence

    Meals

    Three daily; residence evening snack

    Provider details

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    Dates and logistics

    1-5 weeks; Quebec City, Canada.

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    How much preparation does Multi-Activity Camp need?

    Effort level

    Moderate, with an active daily routine.

    Best started

    Begin family and travel planning a few months before your chosen summer start, allowing longer for Canadian entry requirements.

    Main challenge

    Becoming comfortable using French throughout the day.

    Typical preparation

    • Choose your camp length and compare homestay, residence and day-camper arrangements.

    • Gather medical information, emergency contacts and parental authorizations before completing registration.

    • For international travel, review Canadian entry requirements and arrange the required insurance.

    • Plan for the balance payment 30 days before the program and prepare clothing for classes and activities.

    Useful if

    You want language practice that extends beyond classroom exercises.

    What do students do on Multi-Activity Camp?

    You study French in the morning, then practice it through recreational and cultural activities in the afternoon. Housing packages add evening experiences and weekend excursions, with different routines for homestay and residence students.

    Step-by-step process

    1. 1

      Attend Core French lessons at Collège Mérici each weekday morning.

    2. 2

      Practice reading, writing, speaking and comprehension at your instructional level.

    3. 3

      Join the afternoon Multi-Activity Camp with local counselors.

    4. 4

      Spend evenings in residence activities or with your host family.

    5. 5

      Take part in the weekend excursions included with housing packages.

    Multi-Activity Camp dates and deadlines

    Multi-Activity Package — 5 weeks

    28 June-31 July 2027

    Full five-week package, including the final accommodation Saturday.

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    Multi-Activity Package — 1 week

    28 June 2027

    One-week booking; date shown is the start.

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    Multi-Activity Package — 2 weeks

    28 June 2027

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    Multi-Activity Package — 3 weeks

    28 June 2027

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    Multi-Activity Package — 4 weeks

    28 June 2027

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    Multi-Activity Package — 3 weeks

    5 July 2027

    Three-week booking; date shown is the start.

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    Multi-Activity Package — 1 week

    5 July 2027

    One-week booking; date shown is the start.

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    Multi-Activity Package — 2 weeks

    5 July 2027

    Two-week booking; date shown is the start.

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    Multi-Activity Package — 4 weeks

    5 July 2027

    Four-week booking; date shown is the start.

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    Multi-Activity Package — 2 weeks

    12 July 2027

    Two-week booking; date shown is the start.

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    Multi-Activity Package — 1 week

    12 July 2027

    One-week booking; date shown is the start.

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    Multi-Activity Package — 3 weeks

    12 July 2027

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    Multi-Activity Package — 2 weeks

    19 July 2027

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    Multi-Activity Package — 1 week

    19 July 2027

    One-week booking; date shown is the start.

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    Multi-Activity Package — 1 week

    26 July 2027

    One-week booking; date shown is the start.

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    Eligibility and requirements

    • Students must be 10-17 when the program starts.

    • Students 12 and under must choose residence accommodation.

    • International students must meet Canadian visa requirements.

    • International students need travel and health insurance throughout the program.

    • Afternoon activities must be combined with morning Core French classes.

    • Beginners through advanced French learners can participate.

    How much does Multi-Activity Camp cost?

    Program fee

    $1,449 — One-week day-camper total.

    Funding or discounts

    • One-week housing package: $2,399; $2,799 — Homestay; residence.
    • Two-week housing package: $3,699; $4,799 — Homestay; residence.
    • Three-week housing package: $4,899; $6,299 — Homestay; residence.
    • Four-week housing package: $5,999; $7,199 — Homestay; residence.
    • Five-week housing package: $7,099; $8,299 — Homestay; residence.
    • Longer day-camper totals: $2,898; $4,347; $5,796; $7,245 — Two, three, four and five weeks respectively.
    • Confirmation deposit: 25%; minimum $400 — Part of the invoice; nonrefundable.
    • Early-registration pricing: 2026 rates — Summer 2027 registrations received before 31 December 2026.

    What's included

    Housing packages include 15 hours of French classes weekly., Housing packages include 15 hours of afternoon activities weekly., Books and materials are included., Evening activities and weekend excursions are included., Homestay includes three meals daily., Residence includes three meals and one evening snack daily., School, accommodation and camp transportation is included., Arrival and departure transfers are included., Health insurance and custodianship services are included., Registration and accommodation placement fees are included.

    How to apply to Multi-Activity Camp

    1. 1

      Create an account through Edu-inter's registration portal or complete the summer teen registration form.

    2. 2

      Select Multi-Activity, your start date, duration and accommodation.

    3. 3

      Provide personal details, emergency contacts, medical information and parental authorization.

    4. 4

      Review Edu-inter's confirmation and invoice, then pay the required deposit.

    5. 5

      Settle the remaining invoice 30 days before your program begins.

    6. 6

      Send your final arrival and departure itinerary to the accommodation team.

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    What does Multi-Activity Camp cover?

    The program covers the following focus areas.

    Reading and writing

    Develop French reading and writing skills through morning language classes.

    Speaking and comprehension

    Practice spoken French and comprehension through lessons and everyday immersion.

    French-Canadian culture

    Learn about French-Canadian culture through recreational activities and excursions.

    Curriculum may be adjusted based on participant interests and current developments.

    What is a typical day on Multi-Activity Camp?

    A typical day during the program.

    French classes

    Monday-Friday, 8:30-11:45 a.m.; 15 published class hours weekly.

    Lunch

    Lunch is scheduled from 11:45 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

    Multi Activity Camp

    Monday-Friday, 12:30-4:30 p.m.; 15 published activity hours weekly, followed by accommodation transport.

    Accommodation activities

    Residence activities run each weekday evening; homestay students join one organized evening every two weeks.

    Who teaches on Multi-Activity Camp?

    Edu-inter's teen summer camps are taught by qualified, experienced native French speakers. Local camp counselors lead the recreational and cultural activities.

    The camp publishes class sizes of 10-15 students across seven instructional levels.

    Where do students stay on Multi-Activity Camp?

    Residential plan

    • Homestay experience: Selected local francophone families provide three meals daily and everyday language immersion.
    • University residence: Laval University rooms are shared with another student, with Wi-Fi and shared common areas.
    • Residence meals and activities: Three meals, an evening snack and organized weekday evening activities are included.
    • Support and travel: Packages include custodianship, camp transportation and weekend excursions, with residence counselor support.

    Non-residential plan

    • Day-camper option: Students can book the day-camper option without food or lodging.

    Students 12 and under must choose residence; permitted independent outings for older residence students require parental authorization.

    What happens after Multi-Activity Camp?

    After completing this program, participants often pursue:

    Develop reading and writing skills for continued French study.

    Build speaking and comprehension through daily French practice.

    Gain familiarity with French-Canadian culture.

    Receive a course completion certificate with 100% class attendance.

    Where does Multi-Activity Camp take place?

    French classes take place on the Collège Mérici campus in downtown Quebec City, near cultural and tourist attractions, with a library, cafeteria, student lounge and green spaces. Camp residences are at Laval University, approximately 15 minutes from the school by bus.

    Multi-Activity Camp FAQs

    No. The camp offers seven instructional levels, from beginner to advanced.

    Students receive 15 hours of Core French classes and 15 hours of afternoon activities each week. Activities also provide opportunities to use French.

    Homestay and residence packages are offered. Students 12 and under must choose residence accommodation; camp residences at Laval University have shared rooms.

    Homestay packages include three meals daily. Residence packages include three meals and one evening snack daily. The day-camper option excludes food and lodging.

    Residence students have organized activities each weekday evening. Homestay students join one organized evening activity every two weeks and otherwise spend evenings with their host family or enjoy permitted outings with a curfew.

    Students aged 13-17 may take permitted evening outings with parental authorization. They must leave in groups of three, remain reachable and return by 9:30 p.m.; students under 13 cannot use this privilege.

    A course completion certificate is awarded only to students who attend 100% of classes. Class and camp attendance are mandatory, except for justified medical reasons.

    International students must meet Canadian entry requirements and have travel and health insurance. Edu-inter recommends consulting the Canadian embassy or consulate and can issue an acceptance letter after receiving the minimum deposit.

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    • Frequently Asked Questions Before You Register Your Teen - Edu-Inter
    • Accomodation services | Edu-inter
    • Register - Edu-Inter
    • Dates & Price List - Edu-Inter
    • TEEN App Form ENG 2016_LR
    • 2027 Summer Camp Price List
    • Download the Multiactivity French Summer Camp Factsheet
    • Multi-Activity Camp - Edu-Inter

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