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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.

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Newest Language Training Articles

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5 proven ways to learn English quickly

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For newcomers to Manitoba, being able to communicate in English is key to accessing essential services, finding job opportunities, and… Read more »

Do you know what language training is best for you? Here’s how to choose your program

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Manitoba has a wide variety of English language programs. There are courses in schools and universities, job-related language training from… Read more »

Let’s make language-learning fun with social media

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“We don’t have a choice on whether we do social media, the question is how well we do it.” –… Read more »

Recent Language Training Articles, CLB3-4

5 proven ways to learn English quickly

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For newcomers to Manitoba, being able to communicate in English is key to accessing essential services, finding job opportunities, and… Read more »

5 keys to handling tough conversations

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Most of us avoid difficult conversations. It’s highly stressful and there’s always the potential to get hurt or hurt someone…. Read more »

Don’t like reading? 3 effective tips to develop the habit and stick with it for good

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Did you know that reading is one of the fastest ways to fluency? Reading even at a slow pace exposes… Read more »

10 ways to make the best out of your ESL class

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You’ve finally made the choice to sign up for ESL classes. Maybe you are feeling nervous or unsure about what… Read more »

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