English

If you are looking for a more individualized approach that is tailored to your needs, this is the type of course for you. You work with your instructor will respect your pace of learning, so you can explore some concepts in greater depth and get more intensive oral practice of specific points.

Learn English in an intensive day course, Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
This program is a combination of the Integrated Skills program offered in the morning and one of the following eight Enriched Courses offered in the afternoon:
“Conversation” or
“Pronunciation” or
“Preparation for TOEFL iBT” or
“Business English” or
“Creative Speak” or
“English @ Work” or
“Reading and Writing Made Easy” or
“Preparation for IELTS.”

The courses are taught in the classroom and the laboratory. A free YMCA fitness centre membership is offered to students for the duration of the session.

The conversation course consists of seven levels. It allows students to put into practice the grammatical and vocabulary objectives studied in Integrated Skills program morning class, with an emphasis on oral expression, using real situations, discussions and conversations on various topics chosen weekly.

This course aims to develop the four language skills—reading, writing, oral expression and oral understanding—to prepare students for the TOEFL iBT.

We help students develop strategies for each skill and put them into practice in mini-tests or regular laboratory tests based on the new test available on the Internet.

The complete course is 12 weeks (three sessions of 4 consecutive weeks each). You can sign up for one, two, or three sessions depending on your skill level.

The TOEFL iBT test is also intended for students who are non-native speakers of English and who wish to study at a Canadian or American university. Please visit the TOEFL website for more information.

This course is intended for intermediate students who already have a solid base of English and prefer a fun, non-traditional approach to learning. The course focuses on improving fluency and all language skills. By creating and developing a project with a team, students can put their advanced-level skills to work.

This course allows students to acquire all the theory that will help them improve their skills in comprehension (listening and reading) and production (writing and oral expression).

This course consists of eight levels, from beginner to advanced.
It enables students to progressively acquire grammatical concepts and new vocabulary in order to develop the four communications skills: oral and written comprehension, oral and written expression. A large part of the class is devoted to oral practice of skills through communication and other activities.