Learn English

Program Overview

The Learn English program at Sask Polytech is designed to help international students enhance their English language skills. This program prepares students for academic success and daily life in Canada. Regardless of your current English proficiency level, you can begin your journey towards mastering the language and integrating into the Canadian culture. The program is structured to provide a supportive learning environment, ensuring that students are well-equipped for their studies and future endeavors in Canada.

Program Structure

The Learn English program is structured to provide comprehensive language training through a flexible online format. Key features of the program include:

• Program Length: Each level lasts for eight weeks.
• Students can start classes on any Monday throughout the year, with some exceptions in December.
• Students attend 25 lessons per week, which includes 20 hours of classes each week (15 hours of core classes and 5 hours of elective/asynchronous academic modules).
• Online resources are available 24/7 to support learning.
• Class schedules are flexible, with options for morning, mid-day, or evening classes.

To meet the English Language Proficiency requirements, students must successfully complete TLG Level 6 before the program start date. The program may be extended based on individual student progress, which could result in additional tuition charges.

Featured Experiences

• Partnership with The Language Gallery Canada, providing a robust support system for language learning.
• Free placement tests available for students without valid test results to ensure proper class placement.
• Flexible class timings to accommodate different schedules, allowing students to choose classes that fit their lifestyle.
• Access to a variety of online resources that enhance the learning experience.

Career Options

Graduates of the Learn English program can pursue various career opportunities in Canada, including:

• Customer Service Representative: Assist customers with inquiries and provide support in various industries.
• Administrative Assistant: Support office operations by managing schedules, communications, and documentation.
• Sales Associate: Engage with customers in retail settings, helping them find products and providing information.
• Teaching Assistant: Support educators in classrooms, helping students with language learning and other subjects.
• Tour Guide: Lead groups of visitors, providing information and insights about local attractions and culture.

These roles require strong communication skills, which the Learn English program aims to develop, ensuring students are well-prepared for the Canadian job market.

DISCLAIMER: The information above is subject to change. For the latest updates, please contact LOA Portal's advisors.