Intensive Immersion in French and English

  Canada

• Quebec: 
Montreal

Dates: Monthly

Description: The Montreal International Language Centre is part of LaSalle College, a private college in downtown Montreal. During your stay, you can take advantage of all the amenities the college provides. It is very conveniently located in a modern and clean building close to 3 subway stations and to residential neighborhoods.

The centre offers intensive French and English immersion courses with 22.5 hours of class time per week. It also offers part-time, private and semi-private courses for French, English, Spanish, Italian, Arabic and Japanese and other languages. As a special feature, the centre offers group packages for groups of 5 or more students. Students can reserve a room with a home stay family or in a student residence.

Highlights: Our intensive immersion program is ideally suited if you want to start learning French or English or want to improve your knowledge of those languages. The courses provide the necessary language skills to prepare you for community college or university and to be fully functional in a work environment where you need to use French or English.

- 12 sessions per year; sessions starting at the beginning of each month
- 10 levels in French
- 10 levels in English
- a preparation level for the English TOEFL and TOEIC exams
- advanced writing and conversation courses
- 22.5 hours of classes per week for a total of 90 hours per level
- A maximum of 15 students per group
- The first day of each session is reserved for the placement test

Cost in US$: 825/month (approx)

Experience Required: no

This Program is open to Worldwide Participants.

Participants Travel to Canada Independently or in Groups

Typically Participants Work Independently or in Groups

Application Process Involves:

• Written Application

Montreal International Language Centre's Mission Statement: MILC offers intensive immersion, part-time and private courses. All intensive immersion courses start at the beginning of the month and an entrance exam precedes the first day of classes. The courses involve 22.5 hours of classes each week. There are 10 English and French levels and several advanced courses, all involving 90 hours of class time.

Year Founded: 1997