Bilingual Program - Montréal

Program overview

Get the best of both worlds with ILSC Montréal’s French and English Bilingual Program. This unique program allows students to study one of Canada’s official languages while living with a homestay family that speaks the other language. This immersive experience is designed to enhance language skills and cultural understanding, making it an excellent choice for those looking to fully engage with Montréal’s bilingual culture. Whether you choose to study in English or French, you will have the opportunity to develop proficiency in both languages, enriching your overall learning experience.

Program structure

The Bilingual Program at ILSC Montréal is structured to provide flexibility and immersion in both French and English. The program offers:

• Program Length: 1 week minimum
• Schedule Options: Full-Time Intensive, Full-Time Morning, or Part-Time Morning
• Start Dates: Every Monday, except the last week of a session
• Language Levels: Beginner 1 to Advanced 2

Students can choose between two options:

• French Classes with an English Homestay
• English Classes with a French Homestay

Classes are available in both mornings and afternoons, allowing students to participate in their chosen language. Additionally, optional extracurricular activities are offered after 4 PM, providing further opportunities to practice both languages in social settings.

Featured Experiences

• Immersive homestay experience with families that speak the opposite language of the classes taken.
• Optional extracurricular activities such as movies, street festivals, amusement parks, museums, restaurants, and soccer matches.
• Full-Time or Part-Time class schedules to accommodate different learning preferences.
• Engagement with Montréal’s unique bilingual culture through language practice and community interaction.

Career Options

Graduates of the Bilingual Program can pursue a variety of career opportunities in Canada, including:

• Bilingual Customer Service Representative: Assist customers in both English and French, providing support and resolving inquiries.
• Language Instructor: Teach English or French to non-native speakers in schools or private institutions.
• Translation Specialist: Translate documents and communications between English and French for businesses or government agencies.
• Tourism and Hospitality Professional: Work in the tourism sector, providing services to bilingual clients and enhancing their travel experiences.
• Community Outreach Coordinator: Engage with diverse communities, promoting programs and services in both languages.

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