Queen's School of English
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News and Events
- 2009
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2010
- Coming Soon, Online Courses
- New QBridge Program Begins this Month
- Scholarship for Japanese Students
- Multiple Session Rebate for 12-Week EAP
- QSoE All School Activity
- Join us for Variety Night!
- Meet and Greet with The Honourable Peter Milliken
- Find out what's going on in Kingston in July
- Welcome Students
- Congratulations to our graduates!
- Congratulations to our August ELC graduates!
- Welcome Fall 2010 Students
- Upcoming Socio-cultural Activities
- Reminder! Saudi Students Academic Fair
- Break Week
- Fall 2010 Graduation Ceremony
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2011
- Welcome New Students
- Reminder of Application Deadlines
- Welcome Canadian Winter English Experience Students
- Winter 2011 Break Week
- Upcoming Grammar Courses
- Help Raise Funds for the Japan Earthquake and Tsunami
- Winter 2011 Graduation Ceremony
- Change of Office Hours on April 7
- QSoE will be in Brazil in March!
- Online Application Interruptions - March
- Online Application Interruptions - May
- 2010 Annual Review
- Canada's Postal Service on Strike
- Summer Break Week
- Happy Canada Day - July 1st!
- QSoE’s on the Road Fall 2011
- PeopleSoft Down for Maintenance- Wednesday, September 28th, 2011
- QSoE's on the Road in Seoul, S. Korea!
- PeopleSoft Outage- Saturday, October 22nd, 2011 from 8am-10am
- Break Week- Monday, October 24th, 2011 - Friday, October 28th, 2011
- PeopleSoft Outage- Saturday, October 29, 2011 from 5am-10am
- Program Deadlines are Coming Up. Apply Now!
- Congratulations Summer EAP Students
- Civic Holiday - Office Closed
- Welcome Students!
- Sign up for trips by Sept. 15!
- Conversation Partner Program
- Office Closed for Thanksgiving Holiday- Monday, October 10, 2011
- Program Deadlines are Coming Up- Apply Now!
- Campus Flu Shot Clinics- November 2011
- Santa Claus Parade- Saturday, November 19, 2011
- Classes Cancelled on December 6th
- Congratulations to our Fall 2011 Students
- Returning Student Deadline: Thursday, November 24th, 2011
- 2012 Program Offerings and Deadlines- Apply Now!
- Holiday Office Closure
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2012
- Welcome Winter EAP Students!
- Welcome New Student Ambassadors!
- Welcome Canadian Winter English Experience Students!
- SOLUS Outage: Feb. 17 – Feb. 21
- Break Week: Feb. 27 - Mar. 2
- CWEE 2012 Graduation Ceremony
- Annual Review 2011
- 2012 Summer Program Offerings - Apply Now!
- Office Closed for Good Friday
- Winter 2012 Graduation Ceremony!
- Buy QSoE Student Trips Now and Save!
- Welcome Summer 2012 Students!
- Office Closed on Monday, May 21 for Victoria Day
- QSoE 70th Anniversary BBQ!
- Welcome QBridge 2012 Students!
- Office Closed on Monday, July 2 for Canada Day
- QSoE Launches Arrival App!
- QSoE Summer 2012 Newsletter
- Summer EAP 2012 Graduation Ceremony!
- Office Closed on Monday, August 6, 2012 for Civic Day
- QSoE's Director on CBC Radio One
- Office Closed for Labour Day
- QSoE Visits Peru and Chile!
- Welcome Fall 2012 Students!
- QSoE will be at the ASUS Sidewalk Sale!
- Open House: Celebrating 70th Anniversary
- QSoE Brown Bag- October 22
- Fall EAP Break Week- October 22-26
- QSoE Visits Korea- November 2012!
- EAP Winter Deadline Extended- December 13
- Student Ambassador Information Session-November 30
- Fall 2012 Graduation Ceremony!
- QSoE Fall 2012 Newsletter
- Season's Greetings from QSoE!
- Newsletters
- Welcome Winter EAP Students!
- Connect with QSoE on Social Media
- Meet our New QSoE Agents and Student Ambassadors
- Welcome Canadian English Experience Students!
- Annual Review 2012
- CEE Winter Graduation!
- Good Friday Office Closure
- EAP Winter Graduation Ceremony
- QSoE Winter 2013 Newsletter
- Introducing: QSoE Blog!
- Welcome Summer EAP Students!
- Office Closed for Victoria Day Holiday
New QBridge Program Begins this Month
The new QBridge program begins on June 28 allowing students to take part in an intensive 10-week English course before entering into their undergraduate studies at Queen's in September.
Elaine Armstrong, director of Queen's School of English speaks more about this program through an interview with the Kingston Whig Standard. To read this article, click here.