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    JUNIOR CAMP (Montréal - English - McGill University Residence)
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    JUNIOR CAMP (Montréal - English - McGill University Residence)

    by ILSC Junior Camps

    English learning combines classroom practice, city exploration and social activities, with a residential setting that brings international students together.

    Last verified: 8 Oct 2026Reviewed by:BSBen Stacy

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    JUNIOR CAMP at a glance: cost, dates and eligibility

    Current status

    Upcoming

    Eligibility

    Any English level

    Age range / Year group

    Ages 13-17

    Location / Region

    ILSC Montréal campus; McGill Carrefour Sherbrooke Residence, Montréal, Canada

    Cost

    $3,106 CAD; $5,337 CAD; $7,569 CAD; $9,800 CAD

    Duration

    4 weeks

    Format

    In-person

    Next session

    4-11 July 2027

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    Language: English
    Class size: 16 students maximum
    Accommodation: Double room; two queen-sized beds
    Meals: Full board: three meals daily
    Certificate / Outcome: Certificate and student progress report
    Campus experience: ILSC classes; McGill residence
    Staffing: One staff member per 15 students
    Classes / cadence: Monday-Friday, 2:30-5:15 p.m.; 13.75 hours/week

    JUNIOR CAMP summary

    ILSC combines English lessons with cultural activities and social experiences. Reading, speaking and writing are taught through topics that connect with everyday life.

    The appeal is the combination of language practice and an international student community. McGill's role is the residence location; ILSC delivers the program independently.

    What is JUNIOR CAMP (Montréal - English - McGill University Residence)?

    This is ILSC's English-language junior camp, combining lessons at its downtown Montréal campus with residence life at McGill Carrefour Sherbrooke. Students study reading, speaking and writing through Canadian culture, current events and other topics relevant to everyday life.

    Morning activities, evening social events and weekend excursions complement the classroom program. McGill provides the residence setting, while ILSC Education Group delivers the camp independently and has no affiliation with the university.

    Why Succeed highlights JUNIOR CAMP

    • The curriculum connects English reading, speaking and writing with contemporary topics and Canadian culture.

    • Five language levels and a 16-student class limit give families concrete teaching details to compare.

    • The afternoon lesson schedule leaves mornings for activities and exploration.

    • End-of-course certificates and progress reports provide a record of participation and learning.

    Who is JUNIOR CAMP for?

    Best for

    Students who want English practice alongside cultural exploration and an international residential community.

    Not ideal if

    You want a McGill-taught academic course or a day-only camp; this is an independently delivered ILSC residential program.

    Is JUNIOR CAMP worth it?

    The camp is worth considering when language practice and a shared international experience are your main goals. Its combination of lessons, activities and residence life offers several settings in which to use English.

    Judge the value by the teaching schedule, support arrangements and full travel budget. Transportation between residence, school and activities is an additional expense, and the McGill setting should not be treated as a university teaching credential.

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    Cost and what is included

    $3,106 CAD; $5,337 CAD; $7,569 CAD; $9,800 CAD; includes Registration, tuition, textbooks and materials, Activity entry fees, Accommodation administration and a double residence room, Full board: three meals per day, Airport pickup and drop-off, Medical insurance and custodial letter, End-of-course certificate.

    Accommodation

    Double room; two queen-sized beds

    Meals

    Full board: three meals daily

    Provider details

    Review the ILSC Junior Camps provider page and official sources before making a final decision.

    Dates and logistics

    4 weeks; ILSC Montréal campus; McGill Carrefour Sherbrooke Residence, Montréal, Canada.

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    How much preparation does JUNIOR CAMP need?

    Effort level

    Moderate, with lessons and a busy activity schedule.

    Best started

    Begin planning several months before your chosen July session, especially if Canadian entry documents are required.

    Main challenge

    Coordinating travel, payment and shared residence arrangements.

    Typical preparation

    • Choose your session length and set a personal reading, speaking or writing goal.

    • Discuss dietary needs and room-sharing expectations before booking.

    • Parents or guardians should establish which Canadian entry documents are required.

    • Plan payment early enough to meet the two-week balance-payment requirement.

    Useful if

    You want to practice English beyond the classroom.

    What do students do on JUNIOR CAMP?

    You combine English lessons with morning activities, evening social events and weekend excursions. Classes develop reading, speaking and writing through topics including Canadian culture and current events.

    Step-by-step process

    1. 1

      Arrive on Sunday and settle into the shared residence.

    2. 2

      Join morning visits, sports or games during the week.

    3. 3

      Attend English classes at ILSC Montréal each weekday afternoon.

    4. 4

      Take part in scheduled evening social activities.

    5. 5

      Join the Saturday excursion and Sunday activities when continuing your stay.

    6. 6

      Receive your end-of-course certificate and progress report.

    JUNIOR CAMP dates and deadlines

    JUNIOR CAMP (Montréal - English - McGill University Residence) | 1 week | session 1

    4-11 July 2027

    Sunday-to-Sunday residential stay.

    Upcoming

    JUNIOR CAMP (Montréal - English - McGill University Residence) | 2 weeks | session 1

    4-18 July 2027

    Sunday-to-Sunday residential stay.

    Upcoming

    JUNIOR CAMP (Montréal - English - McGill University Residence) | 3 weeks | session 1

    4-25 July 2027

    Sunday-to-Sunday residential stay.

    Upcoming

    JUNIOR CAMP (Montréal - English - McGill University Residence) | 4 weeks | session 1

    4 July-1 August 2027

    Sunday-to-Sunday residential stay.

    Upcoming

    JUNIOR CAMP (Montréal - English - McGill University Residence) | 3 weeks | session 2

    11 July-1 August 2027

    Sunday-to-Sunday residential stay.

    Upcoming

    JUNIOR CAMP (Montréal - English - McGill University Residence) | 2 weeks | session 2

    11-25 July 2027

    Sunday-to-Sunday residential stay.

    Upcoming

    JUNIOR CAMP (Montréal - English - McGill University Residence) | 1 week | session 2

    11-18 July 2027

    Sunday-to-Sunday residential stay.

    Upcoming

    JUNIOR CAMP (Montréal - English - McGill University Residence) | 2 weeks | session 3

    18 July-1 August 2027

    Sunday-to-Sunday residential stay.

    Upcoming

    JUNIOR CAMP (Montréal - English - McGill University Residence) | 1 week | session 3

    18-25 July 2027

    Sunday-to-Sunday residential stay.

    Upcoming

    JUNIOR CAMP (Montréal - English - McGill University Residence) | 1 week | session 4

    25 July-1 August 2027

    Sunday-to-Sunday residential stay.

    Upcoming

    Eligibility and requirements

    • Students must be aged 13-17.

    • Students may join at any English level.

    How much does JUNIOR CAMP cost?

    Residential package

    $3,106 CAD — One-week stay.

    Funding or discounts

    • Residential package: $5,337 CAD — Two-week stay.
    • Residential package: $7,569 CAD — Three-week stay.
    • Residential package: $9,800 CAD — Four-week stay.
    • Registration deposit: $350 CAD — Non-refundable deposit covering registration, paid when registering.
    • Residence damage deposit: $100 CAD — Cash on arrival; refundable if no damage or property loss occurs.
    • Optional special diet: $50 CAD/week — Applies when special dietary arrangements can be provided.

    What's included

    Registration, tuition, textbooks and materials, Activity entry fees, Accommodation administration and a double residence room, Full board: three meals per day, Airport pickup and drop-off, Medical insurance and custodial letter, End-of-course certificate

    How to apply to JUNIOR CAMP

    1. 1

      Choose the English McGill residence camp, your start date and your stay length.

    2. 2

      Use ILSC's free online English test to understand your current level.

    3. 3

      Submit the student online application directly or through your education agent.

    4. 4

      Work with ILSC admissions to confirm fees, any placement testing and acceptance arrangements.

    5. 5

      Pay the Canadian junior-camp registration deposit and the balance at least two weeks before your first day.

    6. 6

      Arrange any required Canadian entry documents and coordinate your arrival.

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    What does JUNIOR CAMP cover?

    The program covers the following focus areas.

    Reading

    Develop English reading through topics relevant to everyday life.

    Speaking

    Practice speaking English as a core focus of the junior curriculum.

    Writing

    Develop English writing as part of the language program.

    Canadian culture and current topics

    Explore Canadian culture, recent events, social and environmental issues, and popular culture.

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

    What is a typical day on JUNIOR CAMP?

    A typical day during the program.

    Morning activities

    Five weekly activities include attractions, sports and games.

    English classes

    Afternoon lessons total 13.75 classroom hours each week.

    Evening activities

    The 2027 package lists four evening activities each week.

    Weekend activities

    Saturday activities run 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.; Sunday's published window is 11:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.

    Who teaches on JUNIOR CAMP?

    ILSC delivers specialized junior English classes at its Montréal campus, with teachers in daily contact with students. Student Advisors and Program Directors provide additional channels for support.

    The camp publishes a 1:15 student-to-staff ratio and a maximum class size of 16.

    Where do students stay on JUNIOR CAMP?

    Residential plan

    • Double residence room: McGill Carrefour Sherbrooke provides air-conditioned rooms with two queen-sized beds and free Wi-Fi.
    • Full board: Students dine within the residence and receive three meals daily.
    • Student support: The camp has a 1:15 student-to-staff ratio, with Student Advisors available for concerns.
    • School and social life: Classes take place nearby at ILSC, with evening events on the McGill downtown campus.

    Bathrooms are shared by two students; this camp is offered as a residential package only.

    What happens after JUNIOR CAMP?

    After completing this program, participants often pursue:

    Develop English reading, speaking and writing.

    Receive an ILSC end-of-course certificate.

    Receive a student progress report.

    Build familiarity with Canadian culture through language study.

    Residence at McGill does not confer university credit or a McGill qualification.

    Where does JUNIOR CAMP take place?

    Students live at McGill Carrefour Sherbrooke Residence, 475 Sherbrooke St W in Montréal, Quebec, Canada. English classes take place at the downtown ILSC Montréal campus, just steps from the residence.

    Transportation between residence, school and activities is not included in the package.

    JUNIOR CAMP FAQs

    ILSC Education Group delivers the program. McGill provides the residence location but has no affiliation with the program and is not responsible for its delivery.

    Classes take place at the downtown ILSC Montréal campus, just steps from the McGill residence.

    Students can join at any English level. The camp has five language levels and a maximum of 16 students per class.

    Students have 13.75 hours of English classes each week, Monday through Friday from 2:30 to 5:15 p.m.

    Students share double rooms with two queen-sized beds at McGill Carrefour Sherbrooke Residence. Rooms have air conditioning and ensuite-style bathrooms shared by two students; full board provides three meals daily.

    Dietary options can be arranged by inquiry. If a special diet can be provided, the published supplement is $50 CAD per week.

    The camp publishes a 1:15 student-to-staff ratio. ILSC assigns Student Advisors and encourages students to speak with them if they feel unsafe.

    Students receive an end-of-course certificate and a student progress report.

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    Sources & verification

    Source types reviewed

    • ILSC & Greystone College | Online Application Form
    • Language Schools | Price List | Montreal
    • ILSC | Language Schools | Contact Us
    • ILSC | Language Schools | Contact Us
    • ILSC | Greystone College | Apply Now
    • ILSC | Language Schools | Apply Now
    • ILSC Education Group Digital Brochure 2026 • ILSC Education Group Digital Brochure 2026
    • Language Schools | Payment Methods
    • ILSC | Language Schools | Apply Now
    • 2027 McGill - MTL Calendar - ILSC Junior Camps
    • PROGRAM PRICING & INCLUSIONS
    • ILSC | Language Schools | Programs | Junior | Residences | McGill

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    What we verified (on 8 Oct 2026)

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