English courses in Ontario

One-to-One tuition is the ultimate course for making maximum progress during a short period of time. This is an intensive course which is 100% focused on your English language needs and designed by your teachers to meet your requirements.

The Semi-Intensive 24 course focuses on language fluency as a main goal. The four major skills students will practice are reading, writing, speaking and listening.

One-to-One tuition is the ultimate course for making maximum progress during a short period of time. This is an intensive course which is 100% focused on your English language needs and designed by your teachers to meet your requirements.

Modern learning techniques are utilized to ensure students learn in the most effective and interesting atmosphere. The Full-Time ESL Program at LLI is based on a minimum of 39 hours of study per week.

CLLC’s flexible, student centred General English (GE) Program consists of six levels, ranging from Introductory English to Advanced. The GE program develops key skills in five areas: Reading Writing Listening Speaking Critical Thinking CLLCs custom curriculum is based on a number of ESL standards such as the Canadian Language Benchmarks, TOEFL, and IELTS.

You will have a personalized course program, based on a careful needs analysis. You choose how many lessons you want and when, and in the lessons you can focus on your own personal objectives.

Modern learning techniques are utilized to ensure students learn in the most effective and interesting atmosphere. The Full-Time ESL Program at LLI is based on a minimum of 30 hours of study per week.

The OHC English for Academic Purposes is aimed at students who require English for use in Higher Education or University. Programs focus on Performance in English at University level, Study Skills and Fluency Practise.

You will have a personalized course program, based on a careful needs analysis. You choose how many lessons you want and when, and in the lessons you can focus on your own personal objectives.

Students join multi-national language classes following a syllabus closely mapped to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages, covering key language domains and competencies appropriate to their level of ability. Objectives: This programme of study is intended to enhance the all-round language and communication skills of those who wish to work or study more effectively in an international context and to make maximum language gains during their time with us.

At GEOS, our Intensive English Program is communication-based, with an emphasis on developing speaking and listening skills. It is designed to help students improve both spoken and written English.

Standard Program Our Standard English program (20 lessons/week) places heavy emphasis on speaking and listening skills through regular communication. It has been developed to help language students improve their spoken and written skills.

Our General English courses focus on the four core language skills: listening, speaking, reading and writing to help you to use the English language more effectively. The course will help you: Whether you are studying English to improve your career, preparing for university, or for personal development this course will help you achieve your goals.

The STAR program, an acronym for Stage Technique Accent Reduction, is a unique fusion of advanced pronunciation systems and stage acting techniques which serve to give students the theory need to create native-style speech while simultaneously allowing them to practice learned theory in a realistic speaking environment. STAR is extremely specific in regard to muscle movement, and does not rely on continuous repetition to produce accurate vocalization, instead using clear and easy to understand muscle training...

ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS: SGIC Admission test or Completed English Advanced level at SGIC or TOEFL iBT 95 and up / IELTS 7+ (Oral Test Required) DURATION: 3 semesters (each semester takes 100 hrs) UCPP - University / College Pathway Sgic UCPP Program is designed for international students who have already reached an advanced level or have completed 8 weeks of SGIC's Advanced ESL or who have outdated TOEFL / TOEIC scores; but who have gaps to their knowledge needed to succeed at a Canadian college or...