Practical learning paths

Language courses built around real life.

Begin with the conversations you need now, then build listening, vocabulary, pronunciation and confidence one useful lesson at a time.

Founding course

English for Your First 30 Days in Canada

A beginner-friendly, self-paced course in development. The planned starter path will remain free and receive community review before release.

10 practical lessons

From your first introduction to your first-month conversation challenge.

Lessons focus on housing, transportation, health care, banking, schools, shopping, community help and workplace introductions.

Self-pacedBeginner-friendlyPlanned free accessHuman reviewed
  1. 01Introducing yourself
  2. 02Finding a place to stay
  3. 03Getting around your community
  4. 04At a doctor or pharmacy
  5. 05Banking and paying bills
  6. 06Talking with your child’s school
  7. 07Shopping for essentials
  8. 08Asking for local help
  9. 09Workplace introductions
  10. 10Your first-month conversation challenge

Future paths

Expand in response to learners.

New courses will follow waitlist demand, pilot completion data and access to qualified reviewers.

English for Work

Interviews, workplace language and clear, respectful communication.

Planned

Practical Canadian French

Everyday French for work, travel and community life.

Under consideration

Optional immersion practice

Use real content after the lesson.

After each structured lesson, practise with relevant articles, videos and everyday conversations. Record only the phrases that help you reach your current goal.

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Explore the tools being prepared for learners while the founding course is completed.

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