The client was admitted to Alexander College after graduating from high school, entering through a promotion the write-up sets out in detail.
The promotion is a new English as a Second Language program that the college is offering from the Winter 2021 term. The write-up states it runs from beginner to intermediate levels, replaces the lower levels of the previous EAP program, is made up of six levels of seven weeks each, and allows a student who completes the final ESL level to continue into EAP level 098. Students without a study permit may take the ESL course alone for between seven and twenty-one weeks.
The listed features of the program include progression to other British Columbia colleges and universities on completion of EAP 099 or ENGL 100, advising in Korean, free one-to-one tutoring, weekly Cambridge exam preparation workshops, a certificate on completing each level, counselling support, the MyAC and Canvas student portals, and student activities.
On the college itself, the write-up notes that students can begin without an English test score, that transfer to SFU or UBC is possible, that a two-year diploma leads to a three-year post-graduation work permit despite the college being private, and that there are four intakes per year.