Daily Practice

Often learners will ask a teacher, "How can I become fluent?"
Well, the simple answer is practice, practice, practice.
Learners need to keep in mind that learning a new language doesn't happen in a few months.
When you leave the classroom, it is up to you to continue to do more work.
Think about (consider) the four areas;
Speaking, listening, reading, writing.
Ask yourself where can you get practice in each area.
Speaking; talk to your neighbours, in shops, the bus driver... everywhere you go, try to say something.
Listening; there are so many websites on the internet to get listening practice.  One of them is esl-lab.com - there are 'culture videos' that give you North American listening practice.
Reading; go to the library and you'll find more resources than you can imagine!  You could also speak to the librarian at the same time.
Writing; at the bottom of this website is an email address... send us an email and we'll correct it and give you tips!

Keep working and practicing!

Hurray! Classes are back!

Hello all!
After a March break and an Easter break - here we are back at it!
If you need information, please call:
416-201-1653

Classes are:
1 - 4 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays
5 - 8 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays

Tell your friends, neighbours and most definitely your relatives.
The more the merrier!