Program Outline

Diploma in Accounting Program spread over 52 weeks (12.1 months) designed for the students wanted to join the field of accounting, finance and taxation in the modern environment nationally and internationally. This program will be delivered through a variety of methods including lectures, assignments, projects etc and will be supervised by the individuals who are expert in their filed.

Program Admission Requirements

• All applicants must be high school graduated or equivalent.

• Age must 19 years or older to be consider as a Mature student
• To be considered for acceptance, applicants must demonstrate at least one of the following
  language proficiency qualifications.

For more information, view our Admission Requirements

Learning Objectives

The course material will aim to reflect the student’s progress in acquiring language proficiency related to the competencies specified for each skill in the Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB), as shown below:
Reading

• interacting with others
• comprehending instructions
• getting things done
• comprehending information

Writing

• interacting with others
• reproducing information
• getting things done
• sharing Information

Listening

• interacting with others
• comprehending instructions
• getting things done
• comprehending
• information

Speaking

• interacting with others
• giving instructions
• getting things done – sharing information

Learning Objectives

LEAP provides a specialized and unique learning experience for students by:

• Facilitating the development of language skills
• Assisting students to become successful independent learners
• Encouraging student integration into the Winston College academic and career education community
• Promoting academic success

The LEAP levels inspire students to improve their English language skills, to learn how to use English in a natural and professional way, and to practice skills using work/global-relevant topics.

LEAP instructor(s) is/are certified in Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) and has/have experience in culturally diverse academic settings.

The intensive 36-week program covers all three LEAP levels: Intermediate, High Intermediate and Advanced. Students must successfully complete each level before receiving credit for the entire program. The LEAP program focuses on an integrated approach to learning by emphasizing core skills at each level:

The content for the levels of the LEAP program is drawn from the required text for the course, cultural applications and current events. The level of critical thinking skills and the complexity of academic strategies increases as the levels progress.
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For detailed information, please contact our Admissions Officer
admission@winstoncollege.com or call +1-604-357-8022.