Athol Murray College of Notre Dame

As a Notre Dame Hound, you will inherit the legacy of those who have gone before you. At Notre Dame, you will become empowered to achieve whatever goal you set for yourself. You will be challenged intellectually, physically and creatively through our academic, athletic and fine arts programs. You will be given the opportunity for personal discovery and spiritual growth. The Admissions Department plays an integral role in the mission of Notre Dame. Often, we are your first point of contact and as such, will guide you through the process of application to registration and beyond. Our team will strive to get to know you as an individual.

International Students

Athol Murray College is home to 300 students, historically representing all of the provinces and territories of Canada and up to 15 different countries. Notre Dame has a long history of successfully graduating international students, who go on to attend universities in Canada, the USA and abroad. Notre Dame is a safe and welcoming environment where students can focus on their academics, benefit from supportive peers and staff, and become involved in a broad spectrum of athletic and co-curricular activities.

The EAL (English as an Additional Language) program at Notre Dame is designed to provide students with an opportunity to advance their English proficiency regardless of their entry level. This is a program in which most students will start as beginner/intermediate, working towards reaching the advanced level by the end of their Notre Dame experience. The program uses various group sizes to ensure that students work on reading, writing, listening, and speaking skills. The course instructor will use differentiated material to adapt to the various learning levels.

In later levels of proficiency, the EAL course may also be used as a support class for other subjects. Abiding by the Effective Practice Guidelines for EAL (Saskatchewan Ministry of Education), students will be instructed in both Basic Interpersonal Communication Skills and Cognitive Academic Language proficiency. Students are also introduced to Canadian culture, content, and experiences.

How to Apply

Note

• Applicants must submit all documentation in the English language.
• Any material submitted becomes the property of the College and will not be returned to the applicant.
• Applicants will be considered for admission on a rolling basis. The College establishes a waiting pool once each grade is full.