The McGuinty government invests almost $60 million in adult non-credit language training a year to help more than 100,000 newcomers get the language training they need. Thirty-nine schools boards ...

Their language skills are assessed and they are referred to the most suitable and closest training location available to them. Over 4,000 English as a second language and French as a second language ...

Ontario’s provincial Adult Non-Credit Language Training Program will now be accepted as proof that citizenship applicants meet language knowledge requirements. Quick facts: · Since the Canadian ...

TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) is commonly requested by universities and colleges when applying for admission. IELTS – General Training (International English Language Testing System) ...

The Ontario government said Monday it will spend $10.8 million to relaunch French-language courses at the University of ...

Ontario will pour $12.5 million into recruiting and training French teachers over the next four years in an effort to address a shortage made more stark by an increasing demand for second-language ...

The federal and Ontario provincial governments signed an agreement today that will see the federal government spend $1.2 billion dollars over the next six years on skills training in Ontario.

B.C.'s minister of advanced education says he'll lose about $17-million in funding when the federal government changes how it delivers English-as-a-second-language training to adults.