| I want to study English in Canada next summer. Could you recommend some schools?

I want to study English in Canada next summer. Could you recommend some schools?

MS asked:


I’m not sure which is the mainly spoken language in the following cities: Montreal, Quebec, Toronto, Ottawa? I’d like the school to be preferably in those cities.

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2 Responses to “I want to study English in Canada next summer. Could you recommend some schools?”

  1. Tzarina 22 on April 22nd, 2009 9:31 am

    Hello,

    Consult these websites
    is the official website of all Canadian universities to help international students
    will prove extremely useful, click on the flag on Canada.

    All the best!

  2. DePop Arts on April 22nd, 2009 7:23 pm

    Hi. Most in Toronto speak Canadian English. Canadian English (CaE) uses a combination of American and British English elements in both spoken and written words. British terms, local variations, French influences and “Canadianisms” are also notable. Nearly 90% of all Canadians speak either English as a first language or have a working knowledge of English. Most in Montreal speak Quebec French (i.e., Québécois or the feminine Québécoise). Most of Canada’s 6.6 million residents who speak French (i.e., Francophones) as a first language reside in the Province of Quebec. Canadian French is frequently used to describe variations of both Acadian French and Quebec French. Acadian French is a dialect spoken primarily in the Atlantic Region, specifically the Maritime Provinces of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island. As for schools, you might want to conduct a ’search by program’ on the Study in Canada or another of the websites sponsored by the Canadian government or an official educational membership organization. The best web search options are listed on the “Finding Your School” page on the website below. Good Luck!