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1. www.canada.ca › en › immigration-refugees-citizenshipLanguage classes funded by the Government of Canada

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   They are funded by the government. These classes are called: Language Instruction for Newcomers to Canada (LINC) Cours de langue pour les immigrants au Canada (CLIC) To take a language class: take the CLB online self-assessment language test (you can do this before you come to Canada) visit an organization that helps newcomers get a formal ...

2. www.ontario.ca › page › adult-learning-french-secondAdult learning: French as a second language - Ontario.ca

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   Aug 29, 2019 · 7700 Hurontario Street North, Unit 601, Brampton, ON L6Y 4M3. 905-457-4747 ext. 3025. Achēv (Malton) Language Assessment Centre - Malton. 7420 Airport Road, Suite 104 Mississauga, ON L4T 4E5. 905-677-0007 ext. 5228. Achēv (Malton-Itinerant) Centre for Skills Development (Itinerant) 3350 South Service Road, Burlington, ON L7N 3M6.

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   Achēv (Ajax)	Ajax Welcome Centre 458 Fairall Street, ...
   Achēv (Barrie)	Career Centre 320 Bayfield Street, ...
   Achēv (Bradford)	Bradford West Gwillimbury Public Library ...
   Achēv (Brampton East)	Language Assessment Centre – Brampton ...

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4. www.ircc.canada.ca › english › helpcentreWho is eligible to take government-funded language ... - Canada

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   You can take government-funded classes to improve your language skills in English or French if you are an adult: permanent resident, or. protected person. Children and youth will learn English and French at school. If you are not eligible, there are other options. Check with your province or territory.

5. www.noslangues-ourlanguages.gc.ca › en › ressourcesLanguage learning – French as a second language – Collection ...

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   Whether you are a newcomer to Canada or just trying to pick up another language, you will find courses, programs, learning material and exam information for all levels. Language learning – French as a second language – Collection of Canadian language resources – Resources of the Language Portal of Canada – Languages – Canadian identity and society – Culture, history and sport ...

6. www.canada.ca › improve-english-frenchImproving your English and French - Canada.ca

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   The importance of language skills. English or French language skills are very important to help you settle in Canada. You may choose to focus on learning or improving one or the other. This will likely depend on which of the two languages most people speak in the area where you live. Strong English or French skills will help with: getting a job.

7. ircc.canada.ca › english › helpcentreHow can I enrol in a government-funded language ... - Canada

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   To enrol in a government-funded language class, you will need to visit a language assessment centre in your city. They will assess your English or French skills. Organizations that help newcomers can tell you where to go. They can also give you more information about language training options. Children and youth will learn English and French at ...

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   Should I learn French or French if I live in Canada?

   • This will likely depend on which of the two languages most people speak in the area where you live. Strong English or French skills will help with: Take steps to improve your French or English while you are still in your home country and as soon as you arrive in Canada. If you already speak an official language, think about learning the other.

   Improving your English and French - Canada.ca

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   Can I take language classes in Canada?

   • You can take language classes to learn English or French once in Canada. Federal, provincial and territorial governments across Canada fund language classes. You’ll need to pay for private language classes. To find information about other language training programs funded by the provinces or territories:

   Improving your English and French - Canada.ca

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   Where can I find language learning resources in Canada?

   • Whether you are a newcomer to Canada or just trying to pick up another language, you will find courses, programs, learning material and exam information for all levels. Hyperlinks to language learning resources will open in a new tab. Do you know of other Canadian links we could add to this page? If so, please contact the Language Portal of Canada.

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   Where can I learn French in Ontario?

   • For immigrants and refugees looking to improve their French. School boards located across Ontario provide language training classes. You can take beginner, intermediate and advanced-level classes. The length varies. You can start and end at different times. You can take as many courses as needed to reach your goals.

   Adult learning: French as a second language - Ontario.ca

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   Can a child learn French at school?

   • protected person. Children and youth will learn English and French at school. If you are not eligible, there are other options. Check with your province or territory. They might offer language classes to temporary workers, students or new citizens.

   Who is eligible to take government-funded language classes? - Canada

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   Where can I get language training?

   • Check with your province or territory. They might offer language classes to temporary workers, students or new citizens. You can get more information on all language training programs available to you from an organization that helps newcomers in your area. There are also many schools that offer private language training.

   Who is eligible to take government-funded language classes? - Canada

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9. www.canada.ca › en › canadian-heritageExplore – Second Language Program - Canada.ca

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   Explore is an intensive language immersion program that provides opportunities for English-speaking students to study French, and for French-speaking students to study English. For participants 16 and older, Explore sessions are offered during the spring or summer, which last between 31 and 33 days. For 13- to 15-year-olds, three-week summer ...