GEOS has been providing English Language training for over 40 years around the world. Our biggest focus is on communication. We believe that the best way to learn English is to use it.

We are positive that we can help you work towards reaching your English goals when you are in Calgary. We have classes for all levels of students. Our goal is to have students use English as much as possible. The classes are always very active and fun with focus on all parts of the English Language.

Students are encouraged to speak out as much as possible so they can improve their ability to express themselves clearly in English. Insight, effective usage, and fluency are the main focuses at each level.

All levels of English are offered in our Part-Time Course (7.5 Hrs/Wk), Standard Course (15 Hrs/Wk), Intensive Course (22.5 Hrs/Wk), and Super-Intensive Course (30 Hrs/Wk).

Our schedule is very flexible so students can choose to study in the morning or afternoon depending which course they take. As well, students can take a combination of electives and program classes that best fit their learning needs. Study is only one part of the GEOS experience. We also have daily activities for students to participate in. Activities include horseback riding, movies, skiing, walks, and many more exciting adventures.

About Calgary:

Surrounded by mountains and full of friendly people, Calgary is the Canada that people imagine – the Canada of your dreams!
Calgary, the largest city in the province of Alberta, is located right between the Rocky mountains and the Canadian prairies. It comprises everything that large cities offer and yet keeps a less stressful pace of life, making it an ideal place to focus on studying English and have fun!
Calgary is Canada’s most fast-growing city and is known for affordable living, which is important for students. The host for the 1988 Winter Olympic Games, Calgary is a great place to enjoy sports – especially those related to snow.
Banff National Park and Lake Louise, two of the most majestic natural attractions in all of Canada, are 1.5-2 hours’ drive away from Calgary, and are guaranteed to take anyone’s breath away.
Inside the city, students can enjoy the view of the city from the Calgary Tower, catch a Calgary Flames hockey game at the Saddledome, and go shopping in Calgary’s popular 17th Avenue district.
Among the many events that take place in the city, the Calgary Stampede is by far the largest. Evvery July it celebrates Calgary’s 'Old West' spirit and attracts over a million visitors every year. It features the world’s largest rodeo, a parade, chuckwagon races, free pancake breakfasts, and many shows. In fact, Calgary’s nickname, 'Stampede Town’, comes from this exciting ten-day event.