Learn about the Language Instruction for Newcomers to Canada program, including eligibility criteria and expectations.
LINC (Language Instruction for Newcomers to Canada) has become a vital part in the settlement and integration of newcomers to Canada. Funded by Immigration Refugee and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), LINC provides our clients the opportunity to not only learn English, but to learn about life in Canada.
Videos about the LINC program and how it can support newcomer women and their families.
See what LINC has to offer you.
How to join our LINC program.
Understand what is expected from participants.
The orientation for new LINC students offers important information on the program.
September 10
A special presentation for Truth and Reconciliation Day will be held for morning and afternoon classes.
October 1
Find answers to common questions about our support services and programs for working women.
LINC is open to any gender.
LINC is an adult program. High-school students and younger kids have ESL programs available to them at their schools.
We only watches children of LINC studens while they are attending class. CNC is only available to parents, not grandparents.
You can attend LINC part-time or full-time depending on your schedule.
You must wait until get the official letter that says your application was accepted.
Students, people with work permits or super visas cannot attend LINC. You may access English classes through private schools, the Toronto Public Library or Toronto District School Board.
Call 416-925-5462 or visit https://www.ymcagta.org/immigrant-services/language-assessment-and-referral-services to book an appointment for a free test.
Reach out to us for support and information
416-494-7978 |
admin@wwcclinc.ca
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