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Total fee payment for ACE Canada’s 2 week camp is

$2995.00 CDN (Canadian Funds).  

Payment

ACE Canada is highly selective and has limited availability. Your space at ACE Camp is guaranteed after payment is received in full. Our fee payment includes a $200.00 CDN non-refundable deposit. You will be given an official ACE Canada Adventure Camp receipt that includes our cancellation and refund details.

 

Methods of Payment

Payments can be made by credit card (Visa or Master Card), wire transfer, cash, certified cheque or money order payable to ACE Canada Adventure Camp. For wire transfer, please contact info@acecamp.ca for account information and reference numbers. US funds are accepted at the daily exchange rate at date of payment.

 

Refund Policy

After June 10th - 75% will be refunded if cancelled in writing.

After June 30th - 50% will be refunded if cancelled in writing.

No payment will be refunded after camp start date.

 

Dismissal

Any act or behavior by a student that jeopardizes the safety and/or well-being of others will not be tolerated. In extreme cases, ACE Canada reserves the right to dismiss students from the program without any refund. The student’s family would be required to pay transportation costs from Vancouver airport to the student’s home country.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A two week program at ACE Canada costs $2995.00 Canadian Funds

 

Included in this price is: 

·        Airport pick-up and drop-off service (in Vancouver only)

·        3 meals each day (breakfast, lunch and dinner)

·        Drinks and bottled water 

·        Snacks (between meals and in evenings)

·        Daily English classes

·        English lesson booklets and handouts (to take home for continued study)

·        Transportation to and from all excursions

·        Ace Canada T-shirt, water bottle, flashlight and slippers

·        Comprehensive medical insurance

·        Accommodation (large tents, beds and all bedding)

·        Day excursion entrance and rental fees

(including horseback riding, rock climbing, bike rentals, ferry boat ride to Bowen Island, Playland theme park, river rafting trip, BC Mining Museum etc.)

·        Certificates and awards

·        All Canadian taxes

 

Not included in this price is:

·        Airplane ticket

·        Personal spending money (for souvenirs, gifts and personal items)

·        Canada entry visa (an ACE Camp representative will assist you with this process)

 

 

Welcome to our photo gallery! Here you can check out photos from around Squamish, Whistler, and Vancouver. Plus, view photos of our campers on their adventures!

These are our most commonly asked questions.  If you don’t find your question here, please complete the form below and you will be contacted by an ACE Canada Representative with the answer.

  1. Where exactly is Squamish located?
  2. Is there 24 hours supervision of all students?
  3. How will parents know when their children have arrived in Vancouver safely?
  4. What happens if a student becomes sick or hurt?
  5. Why should I choose ACE Canada Adventure Camp?
  6. How much money should I bring to ACE Canada Adventure Camp?
  7. How do I do my laundry?
  8. What is the weather like in Squamish during the summer camp?
  9. Do I need to bring any school supplies?
  10. Is there internet access at ACE Canada Adventure Camp?

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    Where exactly is Squamish located?

    Squamish is located in the Sea to Sky Highway Corridor (on Highway 99), halfway between Vancouver and Whistler (which is hosting the 2010 winter Olympics). Squamish is aptly named, “The Outdoor Recreation Capital of Canada.” Copy and paste this link http://www.squamish.ca/visitors/ to your web browser to find out more about beautiful Squamish B.C. Canada.

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    Is there 24 hours supervision of all students?

    Yes. All students will be supervised by our English instructors 24 hours a day. Supervision begins at the Vancouver Airport and ends when students are checked in for their return flight home.

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    How will parents know when their children have arrived in Vancouver safely?

    All students will be escorted by a camp coordinator from the Vancouver International Airport to ACE Camp. When the students arrive at camp, each will be given access to a telephone to inform their families that they have arrived safely. All parents will also be given a telephone number to reach their children at any time.

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    What happens if a student becomes sick or hurt?

    ACE Canada Adventure Camp arranges and pays for comprehensive medical insurance for every student in case of accident, injury, sickness or emergency. Should an accident occur, one of our Ace Canada Adventure Camp staff will accompany the student to receive immediate medical attention. Parents will be notified immediately if the situation is serious. All of our staff at ACE Adventure Adventure Camp have First Aid and Wilderness First Aid certification.

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    Why should I choose ACE Canada Adventure Camp?

    Ace Canada Adventure Camps' goal is to immerse students in Canadian culture by providing a fun and exciting English adventure camp. We encourage students to develop new skills and improve their English abilities, while gaining confidence through team building activities that foster environmental awareness, cultural diversity and self improvement.
    Ace Canada has small groups of no more than 20 students per intake. This means that students have many chances to speak and communicate one on one with their English teacher, which speeds up the learning process.

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    How much money should I bring to ACE Canada Adventure Camp?

    All daily excursions and activities, meals, snacks, drinks and taxes are included in the fee. You will want to bring some extra money for souvenirs, gifts and any personal items you may need to buy when in Canada.

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    How do I do my laundry?

    ACE Camp provides free laundry service. Your laundry will be sent out on day 7 and returned the next day. Therefore, you should bring enough clothes to last you for the first week of camp.

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    What is the weather like in Squamish during the summer camp?

    The weather in British Columbia Canada in July and August is relatively dry with temperatures between 20 and 28 degrees Celsius with the nights being a little cooler.
    We suggest you pack summer clothes like shorts, t-shirts, sandals, bathing suit, beach towel etc. Be aware that Squamish is located in the mountain region and it can be a bit chilly at night. You should also bring a light jacket and/or hooded pull-over, jeans, running shoes and long sleeved shirts.

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    Do I need to bring any school supplies?

    No, all necessary school supplies, lesson books and other learning materials will be supplied by ACE Canada Adventure Camp.

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    Is there internet access at ACE Canada Adventure Camp?

    ACE Canada Adventure Camp has computer and internet access for email purposes in the campers' lounge during personal time (in the mornings, during breaks and after dinner).

 

To begin the application process, please fill out the on-line application form below. 

Only 20 students will be chosen for each camp date. Students are selected based on their English language ability and positive attitude.

 

Once a student is selected, an official letter of acceptance will be emailed to the student. Details on fee payment and how to secure a place at ACE Camp will be included in your acceptance letter.

 

After the full payment is received, a detailed email will be sent to the student that includes:

·          “What should I bring to Canada?” check list

·          An information package on “How to apply for a Canadian Visa”

·          A detailed schedule of events for each day of camp

First Camp: July 13th - July 26th.

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Second Camp: July 29th - August 11th

A typical day at camp:

08:00-09:00 Breakfast

09:00-11:00 English Lessons

11:00-12:00 Morning Activity

12:00-13:00 Lunch

14:00-18:00 Off-site Activity

18:00-19:00 Dinner

20:00-21:00 Evening Activity

21:00-22:30 Personal Time

 

After a nourishing breakfast each morning, there are 2 hours of English instruction. All classes emphasize vocabulary, useful information about the day’s events, speaking activities and listening lessons. Each class has a minimum of 2 English instructors.

 

In the afternoons, students will be involved in exciting activities where they can apply the useful terms learned in the morning’s lesson.

 

 

From the moment you arrive at ACE Canada Adventure Camp, you will be overwhelmed by the beauty of the location. We are situated in Squamish, BC on more than 7 acres of pristine lawns, gardens and trees surrounded by majestic views of mountains and waterfalls. Be sure to bring your camera, because you will want to start taking pictures as soon as you arrive.

 

Squamish is located half way between Vancouver and Whistler (the host of the 2010 winter Olympics).

 

Each student will be assigned a dormitory tent. Boy’s dormitory tents are located in one area of the camp property and girls in the other. Each dormitory is chaperoned 24 hours a day by one of our instructors.

 

There are at least 4 camp instructors on site to ensure that each student receives constant attention and tutoring.

I have been teaching in China for 4 years now, two years at Yang-En University in Fujian province and currently I am at Sanda University in Jiashan, Zhejiang province. I very much enjoy teaching university-age students and over the years, have formed many wonderful and lasting friendships. I’m excited about being a camp teacher and counselor at ACE Canada this summer in Squamish, B.C.

 

I was born and raised near Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Before moving to China in 2004, I lived in western Canada for 15 years. Prior to teaching, my major employment field was Human Resources. I have lots of business knowledge and experience to share with my students.

 

I believe ACE Canada is an excellent way for students to experience beautiful British Columbia Canada while improving their English skills. The camp offers a number of fun and exciting adventures in both the vibrant city of Vancouver and beautiful rural Squamish. I look forward to sharing my wonderful country with our camp students.

 

If you would like to contact me directly with any questions, please email me at dave@acecamp.ca and I will get back to you.

All activities are included in the cost of the camp. You will only need to bring additional spending money if you would like to buy souvenirs or personal items.

Off-site activities include:

Tour of Whistler Village (2010 Olympics site)

Indoor Rock Climbing

Playland Amusement Park

Ferryboat trip to Bowen Island

Bike tour of Stanley Park in Vancouver

Vancouver’s Gastown

Vancouver’s Chinatown

Horseback Riding

Swimming at Alice Lake

Hiking

River Rafting Trip

Tour of the BC Mining Museum

Morning and Evening activities include:

Scavenger Hunt

Talent Contest

Tree Planting

Baseball

Bocce

Volleyball

Crafts

Games Night

Movie Night

Campfire Songs

Optional Activity: University Tour Day

Some students may be thinking about studying at a Canadian university. One day has been allocated as an optional day for students wishing to visit UBC, SFU, Quest University Canada, Kwantlen Polytechnic University and Capilano University. You will have the chance to visit the campuses and speak with an admission counsellor.

Students wishing to attend the University Tour Day will not be participating in the regular activity programming. Please let us know, prior to arriving at the camp, that you would be interested in participating in this tour.

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