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English and French Courses
General French 0 – NCLC 4
Total Hours: ~189 hrs | Full-time: ~12 weeks | Part-time: ~21 weeks
Language: Bilingual (Mandarin / English / French)
Description: Foundation stage covering phonetics, core vocabulary, and essential grammar. Instruction primarily in Mandarin to support comprehension at beginner stage.
Learning Goals: Solid phonetic foundation (A0). Core grammar and vocabulary for daily communication (A1). Compound tenses and complex sentences; improved listening and speaking (A2).
Suitable for: Absolute beginners with no prior French knowledge, including newcomers to Canada.
General French NCLC 4 – NCLC 5
Total Hours: ~99 hrs | Full-time: ~6 weeks | Part-time: ~11 weeks
Language: Bilingual (Mandarin / English / French)
Description: Intermediate stage focusing on B1/B2 grammar essentials and exam strategy. Combines authentic practice materials to strengthen all four skills.
Learning Goals: Master B1/B2 grammar core points. Develop exam strategies. Strengthen all four skills in accuracy and fluency.
Suitable for: Students at approximately A2–B1 level aiming to improve for work, immigration, or exam preparation.
Exam Preparation (TCF/TEF) NCLC 5 – NCLC 6
Total Hours: ~51 hrs | Full-time: ~3 weeks | Part-time: ~5 weeks
Language: French
Description: Intensive exam preparation targeting high-frequency topics. In-depth analysis of question types combined with authentic practice.
Learning Goals: Target high-frequency exam content. Strengthen core language abilities. Achieve solid B1+ level in all four skills.
Suitable for: Students at NCLC 5 targeting NCLC 6 for professional, academic, or immigration purposes.
Exam Preparation (TCF/TEF) NCLC 6 – NCLC 7
Total Hours: ~51 hrs | Full-time: ~3 weeks | Part-time: ~5 weeks
Language: French
Description: Advanced sprint targeting CLB 7 exam requirements. Specialized training on advanced expression techniques.
Learning Goals: Master advanced expression. Targeted training on CLB 7-level challenges. Improve fluency and precision.
Suitable for: Students at NCLC 6 targeting NCLC 7 for Express Entry permanent residency or Quebec CSQ.
French Pathway Program
Build language and academic skills for college entry.
Partner colleges: Aviron College, Cestar College
1-on-1 Private Lessons
Exam Prep French (Oral).
General English (Part-Time)
Daily Conversation | Business English | Writing Course | IELTS | CELPIP | Kids’ English
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. What is MLI Canada?
MLI Canada is a leading language school with campuses in Montréal, Toronto, and Vancouver, offering premier English and French programs for international students and local learners. We provide Pre-College pathways, exam preparation courses, and seasonal programs to support language development and cultural immersion.
Q2. What is the average class size?
MLI is committed to personalized learning through small class sizes. Chinese-speaking student classes typically have 6–8 students. International student classes typically have 10–12 students. Each class is supported by a qualified instructor and a dedicated academic coordinator.
Q3. What courses do you offer?
We offer: General French (all levels, NCLC 0–7), General English, TEF/TCF Canada Exam Preparation, DELF/DALF, Pathway Pre-College Programs, 1-on-1 Private Lessons, Kids’ French and English Courses, and seasonal Social Programs and Camps.
Q4. Do you offer French courses for beginners?
Yes. We offer French courses for all levels, from absolute beginners (A0) to advanced learners (C2).
Q5. Do you offer online classes?
Yes. Depending on the course, students may choose online, in-person, or hybrid learning options.
Q6. What is the difference between full-time and part-time programs?
Full-time programs run 5 days per week (15 hrs/wk) and are designed for intensive learning. Part-time programs run 3 days per week (9 hrs/wk) and are suitable for professionals or students with busy schedules.
Q7. How do I know my French level?
All new students complete a placement assessment before starting. This helps us determine the most appropriate class level for each student.
Q8. Can I join a class after the term has started?
Yes. Depending on your level and class availability, you may join an existing class after taking a placement test.
Q9. How do I register?
You can register online through our website. Once submitted, our admissions team will contact you to guide you through the next steps. You may also visit us in person to speak with an academic advisor.
Q10. When can I start?
We offer flexible start dates throughout the year. New classes open regularly — approximately 2 to 3 new groups per month depending on demand and level. We recommend registering at least 2–3 weeks in advance as spots fill quickly.
Q11. Can I change my start date?
Yes, with advance notice. Please contact your campus to discuss available options.
Q12. What language is used in class?
French is the primary language of instruction. English support may be provided as needed, especially for beginners. If all students in a group are Mandarin-speaking, Mandarin support may also be available at the beginner level.
Q13. Are course materials included in tuition?
Yes. Course materials are included. Students have access to an online learning platform after registration to download documents and resources, including: exam preparation materials, practice exercises, assignments, and additional self-study resources.
Q14. What happens if I miss a class?
A recorded video will be automatically available on the learning platform. Students may access it during the access period to catch up on missed content.
Q15. Can MLI provide documents for my study permit application?
Yes. Eligible students may receive the necessary enrollment documents after registration and payment.
Q16. What happens if my study permit is refused?
Students whose visa or study permit is denied may be eligible for a refund in accordance with MLI’s refund policy. Official refusal documentation is required.
Q17. Can I study while visiting Canada?
This depends on your nationality, immigration status, and course length. Please consult our admissions team for personalized guidance.
Q18. Which French exam should I take for immigration?
The most commonly accepted French exams for Canadian immigration are TEF Canada and TCF Canada. Our advisors can help you choose the exam that best fits your goals.
Q19. How long does it take to improve my French level?
Progress depends on your current level, attendance, study intensity, and personal learning habits. Our advisors can create a personalized study plan based on your goals.
Q20. Can MLI help me prepare for college or university?
Yes. Our Pre-College Pathway program is designed to help students strengthen language skills and meet the requirements for admission to our partner colleges: Aviron College, Cestar College, and ESIDEM College.
Q21. Do you offer exam preparation courses?
Yes. We offer preparation for TEF Canada, TEFAQ (Montréal only), TCF Canada, TCF Q (Montréal only), DELF (A1–B2), and DALF (C1–C2).
Q22. What payment methods do you accept?
Please contact our admissions team for the latest payment options.
Q23. Can I get a refund if I cancel my course?
Refund eligibility depends on the timing and reason for cancellation. Please refer to our Refund Policy for full details. Registration fees are non-refundable.
Q24. Who can I contact for help?
You can reach us by email, phone, WhatsApp, or WeChat. Our student support team is happy to assist you.
Q25. Is the campus accessible by public transit?
Yes. All three campuses are conveniently located near major transit routes:
Montréal: Near metro and bus lines on Rue Sainte-Catherine Ouest.
Toronto: Near Don Mills Station (Line 4 subway) and major bus routes.
Vancouver: Directly across from Lansdowne SkyTrain Station (Canada Line).
Q26. Is parking available?
Parking availability varies by campus. Please contact the campus directly for the most up-to-date information.
Q27. What facilities are available?
Students have access to modern classrooms, study areas, Wi-Fi, and student support services at all campuses.
Q28. What ages do you accept?
MLI welcomes adult learners as well as youth participants in selected programs and camps. Please contact us for age-specific requirements.
Q29. Can I study part-time?
Yes. Part-time study options are available for most French and English programs.
Q30. Can I improve both English and French at MLI?
Yes. MLI offers both English and French programs. Montréal and Toronto are bilingual cities, making them ideal environments for developing both languages.
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- 002@mlicanada.ca
- Toronto Campus
- +1 647 846 5266
- 259 Yorkland Road, Unit 212, North York, ON M2J 5B2
- Montreal Campus
- +1 514 900 3088
- 1118 Rue Sainte-Catherine Suite 301, Montréal, QC H3B 5K2
- Vancouver Campus
- +1 613 868 1372
- 103-5300 No. 3 Road, Richmond, BC V6X 2X9, Canada
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Founded in Montréal in 2009, MLI (Montreal Language Institute) is a Canadian language institution dedicated to delivering high-quality English and French education to students from around the world. Accredited by Languages Canada (Montréal & Toronto campuses).