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Old Aug 5th 2010 | 8:00 am
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Hi,

Does anybody know if there are any free french lessons in Toronto??

I'm really eager to learn and I know that there are government funded classes in Quebec but wondered if there is anything similar in Ontario?

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Old Aug 5th 2010 | 8:05 am
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I seem to recall a couple of signs about French Lessons on some doors.

But that was London.
 
Old Aug 5th 2010 | 8:16 am
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The government program you are looking for is called "LINC", or for french "CLIC" IIRC. My wife used to teach English in it...

http://www.eslincanada.com/linc_programs.html

Not sure of availability in Toronto, as English would be the expected route. Worth asking though if you have a hankering to learn French.


Found this...not sure of relevance...
http://www.onlinetools.ontarioimmigr...es&d=All&t=All

ALso (and more useful perhaps)
http://www.ontarioimmigration.ca/en/...IMPROVING.html

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Old Aug 5th 2010 | 8:26 am
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Originally Posted by iaink
The government program you are looking for is called "LINC", or for french "CLIC" IIRC. My wife used to teach English in it...

http://www.eslincanada.com/linc_programs.html

Not sure of availability in Toronto, as English would be the expected route. Worth asking though if you have a hankering to learn French.


Found this...not sure of relevance...
http://www.onlinetools.ontarioimmigr...es&d=All&t=All

ALso (and more useful perhaps)
http://www.ontarioimmigration.ca/en/...IMPROVING.html


Thanks a lot I'll take a look
 
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Not sure of availability in Toronto, as English would be the expected route. Worth asking though if you have a hankering to learn French.
I looked into getting freebie French classes when I landed here.

When I read the small print, it seemed that if you speak ONE of Canada's two official languages already, you're not going to get free classes in the other.

A Bulgarian I know here who speaks fair English also tried to take French classes this way and was rejected on these grounds.

This may be an Ottawa thing, but worth checking out.
 

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