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Whistler

Camp Rules and Regulations

Illegal substances, non-prescription drugs, alcohol, gambling and weapons are not permitted under any circumstances.

 

Boys and Girls dormitories are in separate areas and are off limits to the opposite sex. Students are allowed to meet in camp common areas.

 

All students are assigned a camp counselor that will be on duty 24 hours per day, including sleep time. Students are required to follow the camp counselors instructions at all times.

 

Students are required to participate in all English lessons and camp activities.

 

When participating in activities, students are required to follow the instructions of the activity leader.

 

Permission to be absent from lessons or activities will be granted in cases such as illness, injury and acceptable personal reasons.

 

Students must not put any person or living being in harm’s way.

 

Students are required to treat all people, living beings and the environment with respect and consideration.

Keely

I am very excited to be hosting ACE Canada Adventure Camp on my property in Squamish, B.C.!

 

I currently work at Quest University Canada with international students from all regions of the world. Since 2006, I have advocated for students in the university admission process, assisted students with the Canadian study permit process, and helped students adjust to living in Canada.

 

Prior to my work with Quest University Canada, I taught English in Korea and Taiwan, worked as a youth worker at a high school in Vancouver, B.C. and taught at an English support program for elementary school children who had recently moved to Canada.

 

I graduated from the University of British Columbia (UBC) with a Bachelor’s degree in anthropology. I enjoy learning about different cultures and believe it is important to travel extensively to get first-hand knowledge. Traveling is a great way to work on your language skills!

 

Squamish is not only a great place to work on your English skills but also a great place to try new activities. I enjoy rock climbing, downhill mountain biking, hiking, swimming, trail running, playing soccer, and much more. The outdoor environment of Squamish has so much to offer.

 

I look forward to working with you. If you have any questions or just want to chat, please feel free to contact me at keely@acecamp.ca