Workforce Essential Skills – English for Work
Improve your language skills for work
Practice your English by speaking, listening, and asking questions in small groups. Get ready for work and learn interview skills. Free classes for newcomers. Online or in-person.
Practice English and employability skills
- English for work (pronunciation, vocabulary, expressions, and non-verbal communication)
- Employability skills (critical thinking, problem solving, adaptability, confidence, and accountability)
- Asking questions and listening
- Interview Skills (using Zoom, presentation, and behaviour)
- One-on-one and small group sessions available.
You will learn how to get online and use technology. PTP staff will work with you to help you identify your path to a job in Canada.
Great for English as a Second Language (ESL) learners
If English is your second language or you are in an ESL class, you will benefit from getting practice in listening and speaking English. Our English for Work class is made for the needs of ESL learners.
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Online or in-person New
In-person for English CLB 3-4 learners at:
- 5353 Dundas Street West, close to Kipling subway station
- 815 Danforth Avenue, between Pape and Donlands subway stations
Online for English CLB 5-6 learners
- Classes are all online
Time and cost
- Free program
- Classes start every week
- Two times a week
- Two hours per class
- Join in the morning or in the afternoon
Eligibility
This program is open to the following newcomers:
- Permanent Residents
- Convention Refugees
- Protected Persons
- Ukrainian Temporary Residents (CUAET)
- Live-In Caregivers
Apply
You need to know some English to join this program. It is not for learning English from the start. You must have English CLB 3 or higher to join.
To apply, contact Andrew at 416-510-8079 or fill out the form below:
Pour le service en français
Pour des services d’établissement en français et/ou la formation linguistique en français, veuillez contacter le Centre Francophone du Grand Toronto.
Trouvez d’autres services gratuits pour les nouveaux arrivants sur le site d’IRCC.