ELP Conversation Club
Language practice doesn’t have to stay in the classroom. Our Conversation Club is designed to facilitate intercultural exchange, social connections and the enhancement of communication abilities. Participants can practice English listening and speaking skills outside of the classroom while meeting other UW students and building relationships.
Participants
14-week Program students are eligible for the Conversation Club
Program Highlights for Participants
Offering students an opportunity to make connections with University of Â鶹´«Ã½ peers
Enhance language, leadership, critical thinking, and self-awareness skills
Learn about different cultures and practice cross-cultural communication
Participants who complete at least 10 hours will receive a certificate of completion
Volunteers
Volunteers are native or fluent English speakers who enjoy sharing their knowledge of Canadian culture and learning about new cultures. Volunteers will be asked to complete the screening process to ensure appropriate levels of English Fluency for helping ELP students.
Program Highlights for Volunteer
Interacting with an EAL learner will expand your knowledge of different cultures and countries
Ability to help students with their English skills in a fun, interactive, informal environment
Great opportunity for working abroad, becoming a teacher, gaining experience for a future career or simply helping
Volunteers who participate in at least six sessions will receive a certificate of completion
Program Information
The Conversation Club is an optional program held in person on a weekly basis. The Conversation Club is a safe, non-judgmental space for learning and all participants are expected to respect the rights, privacy, and culture of each other; including religious and political beliefs. Students are provided with program information at the beginning of each term.