ILAC Students Following the Closure of ILAC

Support for ILAC Students Following the Closure of ILAC

NewSteps Education Group & Immigration is here to support affected ILAC students with their next steps.

Following the announcement that the International Language Academy of Canada (ILAC) has ceased operations and that classes and programming have been cancelled effective immediately, we understand that many students may be concerned about their education, immigration status, tuition, and future plans in Canada.

At NewSteps Education Group & Immigration, we are committed to helping affected ILAC students understand their available options and transition to a suitable alternative institution as smoothly as possible.

Free Admission Assistance for ILAC Students

To support students affected by the closure, NewSteps is offering FREE admission assistance to eligible ILAC students who are looking to continue their studies at another Canadian institution.

Our education team can help you explore suitable colleges, universities, programs, and study pathways based on your academic background, current situation, and future goals.

Our Admission Support Includes:

• Assessment of your current academic and study situation
• Exploring suitable alternative colleges and programs
• Program and pathway guidance
• Application preparation and submission assistance
• Guidance regarding Letter of Acceptance (LOA) requirements
• Guidance regarding Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL) requirements, where applicable
• Assistance with transferring to an appropriate educational pathway

Free Immigration & Visa Support for Eligible ILAC Students

We also understand that changing institutions may raise important immigration questions. Eligible ILAC students who proceed with their new admission through NewSteps can receive FREE immigration and visa application assistance for the applicable study permit-related process, subject to eligibility and current Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) requirements.

Our immigration team can assist you in understanding the documentation and steps that may be required based on your individual circumstances.

Immigration Support May Include:

• Review of your current study permit and immigration documents
• Guidance regarding maintaining valid status in Canada
• Study permit-related application guidance
• Document preparation and review
• Application submission assistance
• Guidance regarding changes to your designated learning institution (DLI), where applicable
• General guidance regarding your available immigration options

Already Studying at ILAC?

If you are currently enrolled at ILAC and your studies have been affected by the closure, we encourage you to review your situation as soon as possible.

Your next steps may depend on factors such as your current study permit, program, previous studies, remaining study period, and the requirements applicable to your new institution. Every student’s situation is different, so individualized assessment is important.

Why Contact NewSteps?

NewSteps Education Group & Immigration provides both education consulting and Canadian immigration services, allowing students to receive coordinated assistance with their education pathway and related immigration requirements.

Our team can help you understand the available options, identify a suitable educational pathway, and prepare the required applications based on your individual circumstances.

Do Not Navigate This Transition Alone

The closure of an educational institution can be stressful, particularly for international students who must consider both their education and immigration status. Our team is available to help affected ILAC students understand their options and move forward with a suitable plan.

Important Notice

The information provided on this page is for general guidance and does not constitute a guarantee of admission, visa approval, study permit approval, or immigration status. Admission and immigration applications are subject to the requirements and decisions of the relevant educational institution and Canadian immigration authorities. Individual eligibility should be assessed based on the student’s specific circumstances and the rules in effect at the time of application.