Go to Citizenship Classes in Guelph
Upper Grand District School Board - English as a Second Language
English language day and evening classes for adults:
Speciality classes (schedule varies, call for information):
Childminding program for some LINC classes:
ESL Summer School for students in Grades 7, 8 and Grades 9-12:
Note: Start dates for all day classes, night classes and Sat classes depend on enrollment numbers
- English as a Second Language (ESL)
- Language Instruction for Newcomers to Canada (LINC)
Speciality classes (schedule varies, call for information):
- academic test preparation
- preparation for IELTS and TOEFL class
- citizenship class
- may offer other classes related to spoken and written English language development and skills training
Childminding program for some LINC classes:
- free childminding for children of permanent residents and Convention refugees
- contact St George's Centre for details
ESL Summer School for students in Grades 7, 8 and Grades 9-12:
- three weeks duration in July
- apply through elementary or secondary school
Note: Start dates for all day classes, night classes and Sat classes depend on enrollment numbers
Application
Call 519-766-9551 or email stgeorges.centre@ugdsb.on.ca to enroll in classes.
Eligibility
- Canadian citizens, permanent residents, convention refugees, and refugee claimants
- participants take a language assessment to determine class placement
- temporary residents and visitors may also attend classes for a small fee
Languages
Physical Access
Fully Accessible - Parking - Accessible ; Entrance - Accessible ; Not Accessible - Washroom (Men's) - located on second floor
Fees
Program ; All classes are free for permanent residents, Convention refugees, refugee claimants and Canadian citizens with proof of status.
Small fee for adult visitors and foreign nationals with study or work permits - call for information.
Small fee for adult visitors and foreign nationals with study or work permits - call for information.
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