Who is this for?
LCI Language School’s Practical Conversational English course is ideal for students who want to improve their overall English language proficiency and gain confidence in communicating effectively in real life situations. Through a dynamic and interactive teaching approach, you will partake in a range of every day speaking, listening, writing and reading activities. Once you reach an upper intermediate level of English, you can specialize and switch your Practical Conversational English classes to Listening & Pronunciation classes.
Course structure (PTIRU Approved Program)
This course is not eligible for Post Graduation Work Permit
Monday to Thursday
Practical Conversational English classes (15, 21 or 30hr/week)
Free Friday Activity or specialized class
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Course Length | Minimum: 1 week, No maximum |
| Program Approval | This program is offered as approved or non-approved, depending on the length of study. |
| Admission Requirements | Approved Programs: 17 years old Non-Approved Programs: 13 years old Medical Insurance Required |
| Levels Offered | Beginner (level 1) to Proficient (Level 10) |
| Special Classes | Listening & Pronunciation (Requires Level 7) |
| Start Dates | Every Monday (Except statutory holidays) |
This program is offered under an approved and non-approved format.
Approved Programs (more than 6 months of more $4000 of tuition)
This program has been approved by the Private Training Institutions Regulatory Unit (PTIRU) Private Training Institutions Regulatory Unit (PTIRU) of the Ministry of Post-Secondary Education and Future Skills.
Non-approved Programs (less than 6 months of less than $4000 tuition)
Students who enroll in a language program which is six months or less in duration or for which tuition is less than $4,000 may not make a claim against the Student Tuition Protection Fund, which is managed by the Private Training Institutions Regulatory Unit (PTIRU) of the Ministry of Post-Secondary Education and Future Skills. Further, this language program may not have been reviewed or approved