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Strong communication skills lead to career success and faster integration in the community. It’s a good thing that learning opportunities for learning English (and French) abound for newcomers to Manitoba. Learn all about the many language programs offered here.
Quick Facts
- Canada has two official languages – English and French.
- The Citizenship Act requires that new citizens to Canada have the equivalent of at least Level 4 for Speaking and Listening in English or French using the Canadian Language Benchmarks (CLB) or Niveaux de compétence linguistique canadien (NCLC).
- There is a variety of free language classes offered by the Government of Canada that cater to the different needs and abilities of newcomers.
Newest Language Training Articles
5 steps to becoming an active listener
Active listening is being fully present and being actively engaged in a conversation. The goal is to understand, not to… Read more »
Want to be a better speaker? 5 quick tips for clear and compelling speech
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Don’t like reading? 3 effective tips to develop the habit and stick with it for good
Did you know that reading is one of the fastest ways to fluency? Reading even at a slow pace exposes… Read more »
5 things you should know about LINC Home Study today
If you’re a newcomer who needs English language training but can’t go due to distance, domestic responsibilities or lack of… Read more »
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10 ways to make the best out of your ESL class
You’ve finally made the choice to sign up for ESL classes. Maybe you are feeling nervous or unsure about what… Read more »
Types of language training programs for newcomers in Canada
Newcomers will find many language programs to help them learn Canada’s official languages, English and/or French. These programs are offered… Read more »
Too busy to learn English? Consider LINC Home Study
Praba’s first weeks in Manitoba were a flurry of activity. There were seminars at Entry Program, career coaching at Manitoba… Read more »
3 exciting summer projects to hone your skills
Want to make your summer memorable and productive? Stretch your creativity and practice your language skills by trying one of… Read more »
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Weather Idioms
Study the PowerPoint to learn this week’s idioms. Canadian Idioms – Weather Idioms from English Online Inc.
