Registration for Fall 2026 programs and courses is now open. Learn more about the academic programs we are delivering in Fall 2026. If you have any questions about part-time studies, please contact us.
Build the speaking and listening skills you need for success in postsecondary studies and your future career. Through presentations, discussions, and interactive learning activities, Seneca?s ESL and EAP courses help you communicate with confidence in academic and professional settings. Courses are available in person and online, giving you the flexibility to learn in the way that works best for you.
Get started by registering for an English Assessment ( ELL100 ) to ensure correct level placement
To enrol in an English or ESL course at Seneca each student must have an English Assessment.
Part-time Studies courses are being offered in either of the following four formats: Online, Flexible, In-person, Hybrid. Click Availability below to see current offerings.
Students learn how to:
Ancillary fees will be added at checkout for program-based courses. Fees will vary based on the number of course registrations. Learn more about ancillary fees for part-time studies.
Students learn how to:
Ancillary fees will be added at checkout for program-based courses. Fees will vary based on the number of course registrations. Learn more about ancillary fees for part-time studies.
Students learn how to:
Ancillary fees will be added at checkout for program-based courses. Fees will vary based on the number of course registrations. Learn more about ancillary fees for part-time studies.
EAP160 focuses on speaking and listening. The main focus in speaking is on oral production and practical application of the curriculum. This subject also focuses on developing listening skills which will help students recognize language signals in an academic lecture and develop note-taking strategies necessary to manage information intake. It is designed to introduce students to communication skills for an academic or professional setting.
For more information, please contact Program Assistant Jennifer Stemerdink at Jennifer.Stemerdink@Senecapolytechnic.ca.
Ancillary fees will be added at checkout for program-based courses. Fees will vary based on the number of course registrations. Learn more about ancillary fees for part-time studies.
EAP260 is an advanced listening and speaking skills course. It is a continuation of EAP160. The main focus in speaking is on oral production and practical applications for academic and professional settings. Students learn how to use grammatical functions by developing speaking, listening, and decision-making skills for each item in a variety of contexts.
For more information, please contact Program Assistant Jennifer Stemerdink at Jennifer.Stemerdink@Senecapolytechnic.ca.
Ancillary fees will be added at checkout for program-based courses. Fees will vary based on the number of course registrations. Learn more about ancillary fees for part-time studies.
Advanced level ESL speaker
This advanced level Accent Reduction course is designed for students who are fluent in English but wish to acquire a more standardized North American speech pattern. The second level of Accent Reduction emphasizes the development of sound production, rhythm, stress and intonation patterns in "real life" communicative contexts.
Ancillary fees will be added at checkout for program-based courses. Fees will vary based on the number of course registrations. Learn more about ancillary fees for part-time studies.
Jennifer Stemerdink
Program Assistant
jennifer.stemerdink@senecapolytechnic.ca
416-764-0982
Student Recruitment
If you have questions about Seneca's campuses, financial aid or student supports, connect with one of our student recruiters for more information or to book a campus tour.
student.recruitment@senecapolytechnic.ca
416.764.0555
The Service Hub
If you have any other questions about registration for part-time programs and courses, contact The Service Hub by email, live chat, WhatsApp, SMS or through The ServiceHub portal.