Course Introduction

Montreal is the city most representative of Canada’s multiculturalism. “Multilingual culture” is particularly prominent in Montreal. The French-speaking population is about 50%, and English is 20%. Collège McGill’s language test training class aims, by teaching basic English/French pronunciation, grammar, listening, and speaking, to use clear, interesting, and practical learning methods so students gain basic English/French listening, speaking, reading, and writing ability and lay a good foundation for advanced language courses.

Who Can Enroll

A high-quality French and English education program covering all age stages and serving various learning purposes.

Courses Offered

A multicultural team formed by Quebec English-French bilingual cultural background teachers, teachers with many years of teaching, and English-specialist teachers who studied abroad, with in-depth research into linguistics, understanding and practice of pedagogy, integrating multicultural background into teaching and tutoring; the best choice for students of Chinese heritage.

Teaching Features

International-standard authoritative textbooks, fully meeting curriculum requirements; small classes of 8-15 students per class; comprehensively cultivating the five English skills of listening, speaking, reading, writing, and translating.

Registration Period

Fall registration deadline: August 20, 2022.

Downtown Campus: 2021 Union Ave, Suite 915, H3A, 2C1

Brossard Campus: 2230 Bd. Lapiniere, Suite 212, Brossard, J4W, 1M3

Registration Discounts

Early-bird registration fee waived.

When registering for 4 subjects (classes) together, if a Chinese class is included, the Chinese class tuition is halved.

Course Schedule and Fees

Fall term starts September 3, 2022; 15 weeks of classes.

Fall term school calendar: 2022.09.03 – 2022.12.17

October 8 is a Thanksgiving holiday, October 22 is the midterm exam, December 10 is the final exam, and December 17 is the review of test papers and announcement of results.