ESL For Success

London ESL For Success

North London Optimist Community Centre ~ Thursday Evenings 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm

Our Mission: The London ESL For Success free study program is open to all newcomers regardless of immigration status. In order to provide our students with a practical and engaging ESL classroom experience, we have designed specially-tailored activities for those who wish to further develop the four essential components of language-based communication: reading, writing, speaking and listening. With the application of resources from the British Council: Learn English website, the Government of Canada LINC program, and the Ontario Ministry of Education ESL guidelines, we provide language training classes and settlement services referral to assist adult newcomers to attain the English language proficiency needed to fully participate and succeed in their new Canadian home community and economy.

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A major goal for English language learners includes a reminder that students should still value and maintain their own linguistic and cultural identities so that they can enter the larger society as bilingual and bicultural individuals. Canada has always been, and always will be, a multicultural nation.

2.1 million temporary residents will have expired or expiring permits this year. But will they leave Canada? Experts say it's a false assumption that people with expiring permits will return home. Read More (Courtesy of CBC News)

Word of the Week

(Its origin and how it’s used today)

You have heard the word “woke” before. Perhaps out of the mouth of a particularly vocal politician, or from your younger cousin. But for a word that gets tossed around constantly, it’s surprisingly unclear what people actually mean when they say it.

Affordable housing for newcomers in East London has been granted a lifeline after politicians endorsed waiving millions in development fees that may have delayed or derailed the project. The Doorways to Dreams project – a 247-unit housing development at 763-773 Dundas St. by the Cross-Cultural Learner Centre of London – was the subject of an appeal. Read More (Courtesy of the London Free Press)

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