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How to avoid rental scams
Newcomers can be easy targets for scammers. They can take advantage of your lack of knowledge about the rental market… Read more »
Improve your reading comprehension in 5 steps
A big part of learning English is reading. Reading improves our vocabulary and helps us get used to sentence patterns…. Read more »
5 activities to do in January to start your year right
Start the tempo of your year on a high note! Take care of your body, mind, finances and even your… Read more »
Participate in workshops and group activities
Become an Autonomous Language Learner (B-ALL)
Course description Abbreviated as B-ALL, Become an Autonomous Language Learner is a five-unit course with English Online Inc. The course… Read more »
Language circles
Language circles are weekly 1 hour sessions to practice English language skills on topics related to everyday life of a… Read more »
Winter Chat: Did You Know There Are Different Types of Snow?
December 12 @ 10:00 am
There are many types of snow! Join us to find out more!
Complete self-study activities
Language Explorer
Language Explorer Acts will help you decide which lessons with English Online will best suit YOU.
iEnglish Activities
iEnglish is a set of resources and videos to give learners the tools they need to take more ownership for… Read more »
Idiom Set: People & Personalities
In this idioms set you’ll find Canadian idioms relating to people and personalities. Click on each lesson for informative presentations,… Read more »
Learn about newcomer experiences, or share your own
Newcomer story: Irkan Nur
Irkan has been studying with English Online since July this year. She is Somali-born but was living in Kenya before… Read more »
Newcomer Story: Walter Galvarino
If you ask Walter why he and his family moved to Manitoba he will say that it’s for their children…. Read more »
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