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Linc - Language Instruction for Newcomers to Canada - The Language Instruction for Newcomers to Canada, LINC program, is funded by the Canadian Government for permanent residents or protected persons to learn the English (LINC) and the French (CLIC) languages at no cost. The classes meet the official national standards for language skills of adult immigrants, in English and in French. For more information, please access: Canadian Language Benchmarks (CLB) and Niveaux de compétence linguistique canadiens (NCLC). In case of attaining the CLB level 4 or higher, in speaking and listening, the given certificate meets the citizenship language requirement. Depending on the location, the classes may also offer: - General language - Basic, intermediate and advanced level - Literacy and language for students with difficulties in reading and writing (in any language) - Advanced level job-specific language skills to support the immigrants to succeed in the Canadian workplace. For further information go to www.canada.ca
Language: English
Course Format: In-person
Minimum Course Length (weeks): 15
Maximum Course Length (weeks): 15
Minumum Student Age: 18
Total Hours: 420
Hours Per Week: 28
Linc - Language Instruction for Newcomers to Canada - The Language Instruction for Newcomers to Canada, LINC program, is funded by the Canadian Government for permanent residents or protected persons to learn the English (LINC) and the French (CLIC) languages at no cost. The classes meet the official national standards for language skills of adult immigrants, in English and in French. For more information, please access: Canadian Language Benchmarks (CLB) and Niveaux de compétence linguistique canadiens (NCLC). In case of attaining the CLB level 4 or higher, in speaking and listening, the given certificate meets the citizenship language requirement. Depending on the location, the classes may also offer: - General language - Basic, intermediate and advanced level - Literacy and language for students with difficulties in reading and writing (in any language) - Advanced level job-specific language skills to support the immigrants to succeed in the Canadian workplace. For further information go to www.canada.ca
Language: English
Course Format: In-person
Minimum Course Length (weeks): 15
Maximum Course Length (weeks): 15
Total Hours: 180
Hours Per Week: 12
Linc - Language Instruction for Newcomers to Canada - The Language Instruction for Newcomers to Canada, LINC program, is funded by the Canadian Government for permanent residents or protected persons to learn the English (LINC) and the French (CLIC) languages at no cost. The classes meet the official national standards for language skills of adult immigrants, in English and in French. For more information, please access: Canadian Language Benchmarks (CLB) and Niveaux de compétence linguistique canadiens (NCLC). In case of attaining the CLB level 4 or higher, in speaking and listening, the given certificate meets the citizenship language requirement. Depending on the location, the classes may also offer: - General language - Basic, intermediate and advanced level - Literacy and language for students with difficulties in reading and writing (in any language) - Advanced level job-specific language skills to support the immigrants to succeed in the Canadian workplace. For further information go to www.canada.ca
Language: English
Course Format: In-person
Minimum Course Length (weeks): 12
Maximum Course Length (weeks): 12
Total Hours: 336
Hours Per Week: 28
Linc - Language Instruction for Newcomers to Canada - The Language Instruction for Newcomers to Canada, LINC program, is funded by the Canadian Government for permanent residents or protected persons to learn the English (LINC) and the French (CLIC) languages at no cost. The classes meet the official national standards for language skills of adult immigrants, in English and in French. For more information, please access: Canadian Language Benchmarks (CLB) and Niveaux de compétence linguistique canadiens (NCLC). In case of attaining the CLB level 4 or higher, in speaking and listening, the given certificate meets the citizenship language requirement. Depending on the location, the classes may also offer: - General language - Basic, intermediate and advanced level - Literacy and language for students with difficulties in reading and writing (in any language) - Advanced level job-specific language skills to support the immigrants to succeed in the Canadian workplace. For further information go to www.canada.ca
Language: English
Course Format: In-person
Minimum Course Length (weeks): 12
Maximum Course Length (weeks): 12
Total Hours: 180
Hours Per Week: 15
General - This type of course comprises writing, reading, listening and speaking skills, and you are placed according to your level of fluency (beginner, intermediate or advanced). Generally English as a Second Language Programs are classified as General because they can be useful for different purposes such as work, study and travel. Grammar | English as a Second Language | Everyday English communication
Language: English
Course Format: In-person
Minimum Course Length (weeks): 4
Maximum Course Length (weeks): 16
Minumum Student Age: 18
Price (Hours per program): CAD $ 15
Total Hours: 160
Hours Per Week: 10
General - This type of course comprises writing, reading, listening and speaking skills, and you are placed according to your level of fluency (beginner, intermediate or advanced). Generally English as a Second Language Programs are classified as General because they can be useful for different purposes such as work, study and travel. Grammar | English as a Second Language | Everyday English communication
Language: English
Course Format: In-person
Minimum Course Length (weeks): 10
Maximum Course Length (weeks): 10
Minumum Student Age: 18
Total Hours: 100
Hours Per Week: 10
Linc - Language Instruction for Newcomers to Canada - The Language Instruction for Newcomers to Canada, LINC program, is funded by the Canadian Government for permanent residents or protected persons to learn the English (LINC) and the French (CLIC) languages at no cost. The classes meet the official national standards for language skills of adult immigrants, in English and in French. For more information, please access: Canadian Language Benchmarks (CLB) and Niveaux de compétence linguistique canadiens (NCLC). In case of attaining the CLB level 4 or higher, in speaking and listening, the given certificate meets the citizenship language requirement. Depending on the location, the classes may also offer: - General language - Basic, intermediate and advanced level - Literacy and language for students with difficulties in reading and writing (in any language) - Advanced level job-specific language skills to support the immigrants to succeed in the Canadian workplace. For further information go to www.canada.ca
Language: English
Course Format: Online
Minimum Course Length (weeks): 24
Maximum Course Length (weeks): 24
Minumum Student Age: 18
Total Hours: 168
Hours Per Week: 7
Linc - Language Instruction for Newcomers to Canada - The Language Instruction for Newcomers to Canada, LINC program, is funded by the Canadian Government for permanent residents or protected persons to learn the English (LINC) and the French (CLIC) languages at no cost. The classes meet the official national standards for language skills of adult immigrants, in English and in French. For more information, please access: Canadian Language Benchmarks (CLB) and Niveaux de compétence linguistique canadiens (NCLC). In case of attaining the CLB level 4 or higher, in speaking and listening, the given certificate meets the citizenship language requirement. Depending on the location, the classes may also offer: - General language - Basic, intermediate and advanced level - Literacy and language for students with difficulties in reading and writing (in any language) - Advanced level job-specific language skills to support the immigrants to succeed in the Canadian workplace. For further information go to www.canada.ca
Language: English
Course Format: Online
Minimum Course Length (weeks): 52
Maximum Course Length (weeks): 52
Total Hours: 156
Hours Per Week: 3
Linc - Language Instruction for Newcomers to Canada - The Language Instruction for Newcomers to Canada, LINC program, is funded by the Canadian Government for permanent residents or protected persons to learn the English (LINC) and the French (CLIC) languages at no cost. The classes meet the official national standards for language skills of adult immigrants, in English and in French. For more information, please access: Canadian Language Benchmarks (CLB) and Niveaux de compétence linguistique canadiens (NCLC). In case of attaining the CLB level 4 or higher, in speaking and listening, the given certificate meets the citizenship language requirement. Depending on the location, the classes may also offer: - General language - Basic, intermediate and advanced level - Literacy and language for students with difficulties in reading and writing (in any language) - Advanced level job-specific language skills to support the immigrants to succeed in the Canadian workplace. For further information go to www.canada.ca
Language: English
Course Format: Online
Minumum Student Age: 18
Professional and Business - This course aims to prepare your language skills with a focus on specific areas. It includes fields such as medicine, law, business, hospitality, engineering, human resources and others. The objective is to prepare you with confidence and targeted knowledge for your professional career. Workplace English | Business communication | Professional English
Language: English
Course Format: Online
Minimum Course Length (weeks): 12
Maximum Course Length (weeks): 12
Minumum Student Age: 18
Total Hours: 24
Hours Per Week: 2
PROS Good and fun teacher. Nice division of time between grammar, listening, conversation and reading. Good having a local teacher telling about French-Canadian expressions and accent.
The positive point is the course is for free for immigrants. It is a good opportunity for new immigrants to have the first contact with the French language, but it will take longer to learn the language than in paid courses. If you're an immigrant this school will be a good choice to "break the ice" for free. If you are looking for a higher level of writing and conversation, you may go to a stronger school later on.
Free Francisation course funded by Quebec’s immigration branch; The school is basic, but it accomplishes its function; I found fun to be in it with a diverse range of ages, countries of origin and paths of life; Contents and pathway well thought and good balance among writing, reading, grammar and conversation; Both the school and the program present you with the language and cultural aspects of Quebec; The administration was very present and willing to help, and the staff was friendly.
Teacher and course director were very professional and adapted to my personal needs
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