The Harmony of Culture and Learning Experienced in Canada

Winter and Summer Camp

Vancouver, Canada

WE CAN
WINTER CAMP
2026

Duration:
Location:
Age:
Accommodation:
Fee:
Included Items:

TBD
Vancouver, Canada
Gr. 3 ~ Gr. 9
Canadian style houses
Please inquire
Registration fee (document handling, travel insurances, etc), Tuition fees, Registration fees, Textbook fees, Homestay and meal costs, Transportation service for commuting, After-school classes and activities ( 5 days per week), Weekend premium activities, JM 1:1 mentoring service, Personal portfolio creation and What's Edu 1:1 in-depth counseling service, Airport pickup (round trip), Travel insurance (4 weeks)

(NOT INCLUDED):
RCA school uniform purchase
Round-trip airfare, Student allowance

Personal video portfolio creation fee

Winter Camp : ALL IN ONE

Creative and Interdisciplinary Talent Development Program

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RCA

Educational experience at RCA, a prestigious private school registered with the Canadian Ministry of Education.

JM Education

JM's career planning and mentoring, consisting of mentors from top North American universities across various majors.

What’s EDU

Personalized coaching based on temperament through What’s EDU's Humanities and Arts Integration classes, along with 1:1 counseling using the integrated portfolio created after the camp.

Homestay

During the camp, students live together in groups under the guidance of professional teachers, receiving all-day close care in small group settings, along with real-time communication with parents.

JM's Winter and Summer Camp:
Special Program

A learning journey unfolding in Canada’s captivating seasons

International CAMP

Winter Program for International Students Living in Korea

Program Inclusions: During the camp, accommodation, meals, and overall care will be provided by the academy. Students will live with their assigned teachers, who will manage all meals and daily care.

Education and Activities: The program offers various classroom lessons and field trips, allowing students to experience Canada's education system and culture. Students will also visit prestigious universities and important cultural sites, along with seasonal outdoor activities to experience Canada's natural beauty.

Special Care: For students experiencing Canada for the first time and living away from their parents, emotional support, 24-hour supervision, and guidance will be provided. Special programs to assist with cultural adaptation and language acquisition, as well as personalized coaching, are included.

Goal: The goal is to help students adapt well to life in Canada, grow academically, and develop independent living skills.

Local CAMP

Summer Program for Local Elementary, Middle, and High School Students

Program Inclusions: Since this camp is designed for local students, accommodation and meals are not included. Students will participate while commuting from their own residences.

Education and Activities: The program is designed to align with the local education system and includes classroom lessons, field trips, and seasonally appropriate sports and cultural activities.

Goal: The goal is to support students in achieving academic success while maintaining their cultural background, and to enhance their social skills through interaction with local friends.

A Complete Guide
from Application to Departure

STEP 1

STEP 2

STEP 3

STEP 4

STEP 5

STEP 6

Free
1:1 Camp Consultation

Application form,
Parent/guardian consent form signature,
Deposit payment

Canada ETA application and
Flight ticket purchase

Final camp fee payment

Pre-departure orientation,
Guardian documents

Departure

Yurim's Winter Camp Experience in Canada: Learning and Adventure

Look at a firsthand account from a student who experienced educational adventure and personal growth through a winter camp in Canada!

4-Week Schedule
for Vancouver Winter English Camp

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Staying with Teachers

In a format different from traditional homestay, students will live with their assigned teacher during the camp, ensuring close supervision and care.

Through group living, children will learn how to communicate with others, and under the teacher’s guidance, they will develop regular habits and proper behavior patterns.

Safe Stay

The camp will take place in a safe and comfortable accommodation that has gone through a selective process. This location was carefully chosen after a thorough review of its proximity and security through a pre-visit.

To ensure students' safe commute, transportation services will be provided. Throughout the camp, a dedicated teacher will be with the students 24/7 to ensure their safety and well-being.

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Meals Provided

During the month-long camp, students will experience a variety of international cuisines while primarily being offered Korean food, considering their tastes.

A professional chef will prepare delicious and nutritious meals with care, ensuring that students enjoy their meals in a pleasant and satisfying way.

JM's Unique
Canadian Local Education Curriculum

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JM offers a free and engaging Canadian educational culture based on a rich K-12 curriculum and exam preparation. In addition, through STEM education, silent film classes for creative English learning, and 1:1 motivational coaching provided by mentors from prestigious universities, we support students' growth and development.

Canadian Educational Culture

This program offers an understanding of autonomous education, which is the complete opposite of the rote learning system in Korea, while allowing students to learn about lifestyle, economics, and geographical culture.

Junior Creative English Education

An engaging class where students learn English expressions related to reading passages or silent videos through JM’s Creative Activities, going beyond simply reading and writing.

The Core of Future Industries, STEM Education

A 'Connected Education' in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) that enhances creativity by helping students identify problems and seek solutions on their own.

Mentoring Program

Mentors who have graduated from prestigious universities after studying abroad guide students in setting goals, motivating them by explaining why certain preparations are necessary for their dreams, and provide comprehensive career guidance.

After-School Learning with What’s EDU

Personalized Coaching Based on Temperament & Well-rounded Program Using Multiple Intelligences

At What’s EDU, all classes are structured in a project-based format that integrates humanities and arts, ensuring the balanced development of children's multiple intelligences. Additionally, individualized coaching is provided based on each student’s temperament and learning preferences within all activities. By appropriately balancing group and individual lessons, both personal growth and social development are achieved simultaneously.

English Muscial

Engaging in artistic activities such as singing English songs together, altering the lyrics, feeling the situations and emotions within the song, expressing oneself in English through singing and dancing, all of which activate various areas of the brain.

English Theatre

Listening to and reading English newspapers or articles on specific topics, followed by discussions, and then expressing the lessons learned through creative theater.

Personal Branding

Through WE’s unique personal branding program for juniors, students discover their individuality and take part in activities where they map out or create a visual representation of their future dreams.

English Board Games

Fun activities such as group puzzle-solving and Mensa board games that enhance teamwork and improve strategic thinking skills.

WEEK 01

Vancouver City Tour

Science World
An exhibition space where students can experience cutting-edge science and technology

Granville Island

A popular Vancouver destination offering a variety of experiences, including a public market, waterfront pier, and performing arts.

WEEK 03

UBC Tour

University of British Columbia

A campus tour of UBC, a university that consistently ranks at the top in Canada! Students will explore the environment in which UBC students study and visit various facilities. This field trip is designed to inspire motivation for learning and help students grow their dreams of studying abroad.

WEEK 02

Ski Trip

Grouse MountainExperience skiing or snowboarding in Canada, a country famous for its winter sports. Enjoy the season while taking in a breathtaking view of the entire city of Vancouver from the top of the slopes.

WEEK 04

Harrison Hot Springs/ Seattle

Harrison Hot Springs
This is a famous hot spring village located in British Columbia. With its snowy winter scenery and warm natural spring water, it’s the perfect destination for a short 2-day, 1-night winter getaway from Vancouver.

Seattle Tour

A city where you can experience the beauty of nature within an urban setting, Seattle is one of the major U.S. cities that blends vibrant culture with modern industries. A day trip to Seattle includes a visit to the original Starbucks at Pike Place Market and tours of global company headquarters like Amazon and Boeing, offering students a unique and dynamic experience.

JM's Winter and Summer Camp:
Special Program

A learning journey unfolding in Canada’s captivating seasons

International CAMP

Winter Program for International Students Living in Korea

Program Inclusions: During the camp, accommodation, meals, and overall care will be provided by the academy. Students will live with their assigned teachers, who will manage all meals and daily care.

Education and Activities: The program offers various classroom lessons and field trips, allowing students to experience Canada's education system and culture. Students will also visit prestigious universities and important cultural sites, along with seasonal outdoor activities to experience Canada's natural beauty.

Special Care: For students experiencing Canada for the first time and living away from their parents, emotional support, 24-hour supervision, and guidance will be provided. Special programs to assist with cultural adaptation and language acquisition, as well as personalized coaching, are included.

Goal: The goal is to help students adapt well to life in Canada, grow academically, and develop independent living skills.

Local CAMP

Summer Program for Local Elementary, Middle, and High School Students

Program Inclusions: Since this camp is designed for local students, accommodation and meals are not included. Students will participate while commuting from their own residences.

Education and Activities: The program is designed to align with the local education system and includes classroom lessons, field trips, and seasonally appropriate sports and cultural activities.

Goal: The goal is to support students in achieving academic success while maintaining their cultural background, and to enhance their social skills through interaction with local friends.

Stories Behind the Camp

Real Canadian Camp Experiences Shared by Parents and Students

Before arriving in Canada, I was really worried, thinking, 'Will I be able to adapt and manage in a foreign country where I can't even speak the language?' I was quite nervous. But after the long flight, we were warmly welcomed by Teacher Brian and Teacher Edward, which made my first impression of Canada really positive. The accommodation we arrived at was big and clean—it even had a ping-pong table, a karaoke machine, and a large yard. It felt like a house I’d only seen on TV in Korea, so not just me, but everyone was excited.

Teacher Robin stayed with us at the accommodation and cooked for us. The food was so delicious that no one left anything on their plates.

On the first day of school at RCA, waking up early and getting ready was tiring, but studying with foreign friends felt both exciting and a bit nerve-wracking. Since the classes were in English, I couldn’t understand everything, but with help from local friends, I was able to follow along. After school ended at 3 PM, we went to JM Academy where we played board games with the teachers and practiced ordering things ourselves at Starbucks, the grocery store, or the library. I made a lot of mistakes at first, but thanks to the support of Teacher Jessie and Teacher Judy, I was able to step up and try.

On weekends, we had a great time visiting places like UBC, ski resorts, swimming pools, ice rinks, and hot springs. Among them, the UBC campus tour will probably stay in my memory for a long time.

Teacher Hana was with us from Korea all the way through to the end. She stayed with us at the accommodation and constantly made sure we were doing well and not feeling stressed or uncomfortable. Even though I was away from my parents, I never felt anxious thanks to her, and I was able to adjust well to life in Canada. I'm truly grateful to her.

This camp was such a valuable experience in my life. If I get the chance again, I would love to go back!

Shin Kwon

Student

The Harmony of Culture and Learning Experienced in Canada

Winter and Summer Camp

Vancouver, Canada

WE CAN WINTER CAMP 2026

Winter Camp : ALL IN ONE

RCA

JM Education

What’s EDU

Homestay

JM's Winter and Summer Camp: Special Program

International CAMP

​Local CAMP

A Complete Guide from Application to Departure

Yurim's Winter Camp Experience in Canada: Learning and Adventure

4-Week Schedule for Vancouver Winter English Camp

Staying with Teachers

Safe Stay

Meals Provided

Stories Behind the Camp

WE CAN
WINTER CAMP
2026

JM's Winter and Summer Camp:
Special Program

Local CAMP

A Complete Guide
from Application to Departure

4-Week Schedule
for Vancouver Winter English Camp