Socio-Cultural Program Trips

Queen's School of English (QSoE) trips are a wonderful way to experience Canada and to make new friends.  All trips are in addition to our regularly scheduled activities.

Students who choose not to go on the trips will have fun, free language activities available for them at the school.

If you are planning to travel to any of the following locations, travel with QSoE!  Take advantage of our pre-organized trips that include transportation and QSoE staff accompaniment.

Below you will find information on the trips that we offer, typical sample itineraries, estimated prices, how to register and other information.  Actual trip dates and prices will be determined prior to each session start date and provided after your arrival.

Why Travel with QSoE Transportation Accommodation How to Register Trip Dates and Fees

 

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All trips are accompanied by Socio-Cultural Monitors who will help make your trip more enjoyable and assist you when you need it.

• It is stress free! QSoE will do all of the planning including transportation and accommodation (if applicable)
• Travel with friends and classmates. (*non-QSoE students may also join)
• Our ticket prices cost less than travelling alone, as we can take advantage of group pricing
• Practice your English as all activities and trips keep the English-Only policy  

For trips that require more than a 1 hour drive we reserve an upgraded activity bus. This looks like a regular yellow school bus, but has been upgraded to have cushioned bucket seats, air conditioning and is equipped with a TV and DVD player.

All over-night trips include shared accommodations.  This means that students will be placed into rooms together and will likely be sharing a bed.

For hotel accommodations there will be 4 students in each room, sharing 2 double beds.

For hostel accommodation there may be 3 to 15 students sharing a room; but each person will have their own single bed.  A hostel will also require that students bring their own towel. For local university residence accommodations, students may share a room with one other student (single beds), or have a single bed and room to themselves.

Please note that shared accommodations are very common in Canada and are necessary to keep the cost of trips to a minimum.  All shared rooms are separated by gender.