Three weeks in Montréal for teens who want more than a summer camp. Mornings: English or French classes. Afternoons: leadership, public speaking and teamwork workshops. And every week, campers plan and run real FLAP events for the whole camp.
By the end of the three weeks, every camper can do these things in English or French.
Present for 3 to 5 minutes, with a clear structure and without reading.
Tasks, timing, roles and a plan B.
Share roles, decide as a group and solve a disagreement without an adult stepping in.
Communicate with teens from other countries and adapt their style.
Say what went well, what didn't, and what they would do differently.
Three personal goals on day one, reviewed on the last day.
Defend an idea with arguments and answer the other side with respect.
Spot a real problem and pitch a solution that could work.
Every week, Leadership campers plan and run real events for the whole FLAP camp, with a FLAP leader always in charge of safety.
They welcome the new FLAP campers who arrive each Sunday.
They help the staff run it and learn how an event comes together.
They run it: line-up, stage, hosts and timing.
They design and run it for all of FLAP.
They plan their own goodbye.
Each week has one focus. The other skills are practised every day.
Leadership styles, personal goals, feedback, first presentations.
Teamwork, solving conflicts, planning events. Teams choose the problem for their final project.
Debate and persuasion, pitching, final project and goal review.
Same activities and trips as FLAP Summer camp, plus a leadership workshop every weekday (12:50 to 2:05). Visits marked "Planned" are being confirmed. Activities may change without prior notice.
The workshop replaces class projects. Afternoons, evenings and trips are with the rest of FLAP.
Until 12:00
Until 2:05
Until 6:00
Visits made for this group, plus every FLAP activity and trip during their stay.
In teams of 3 or 4, campers find a real problem at camp or in Montréal and pitch a solution to a panel on their last day.
5-minute pitch plus 3 minutes of questions, in the language they study. Every camper receives the FLAP language certificate and a Certificate of Leadership that lists the events they led, signed by our Academic Director.
How we assess
Four levels: Emerging · Developing · Strong · Outstanding.
This certifies that [Name] completed the FLAP Leadership Camp in Montréal, July 11–31, 2027, and led real camp events:
Final project: [Title], presented to a panel on July 30, 2027.
Strengths: Communication · Initiative
Everything in FLAP Teen Camp with residence, plus the workshops, visits and certificate. Not included: personal expenses, the plane ticket, meals during weekend tours and the residence deposit.
The price comes in your quote.
B1+ (intermediate). Campers take our online placement test before enrolling. If the result is below B1, we offer FLAP Teen Camp with residence on the same dates.
Either. Classes and the final pitch are in the language the camper chooses.
No. Workshops run from 12:50 to 2:05. Afternoons, evenings and trips are with the rest of FLAP.
A BLI leadership facilitator, with FLAP leaders supervising 24/7.
Everything in FLAP Teen Camp with residence, plus the workshops, visits and certificate.
We need 15 campers. If we don't reach it by May 1, 2027, campers move to FLAP Teen Camp with residence on the same dates and we refund the price difference.
One session, July 11–31, 2027. Apply now, or ask us for a quote.
