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    LAB-Vancouver - Classroom

    LAB-Vancouver

    5.0(1 review)
    5.3 kmYaletown, Downtown

    I had studied CSLI for six months. I have three great experience to share with you…read more No 1. Every Friday, we have special Friday active. In March, I joined to go traveling in Whisler where is the one of famous ski area in North America. Before, I really really want to try to go bungee-jumping. But I didn't try it. This year, I went bungee-jumping in Whisler. That was very crazy and also fun. When you stand on the bridge of 550 ft, you really felt you almost die. When I jumped, I felt free and saw fabulous landscape. This experience I won't never forget ~~~ CSLI make my life be fairly exciting ~~~^^ No 2. CSLI's students come from different country in the world. I met someone who I like her. One day, she wanted to join the theatre contest. It is just a short show. You can team six people to show a short story for all of the CSLI people. She asked me that helped her to write a script. Oh my gosh!!!@@: I didn't have this kind of experience. But I like her. I don't want to make her sad. so.....I stayed up all night. Eventually, i had finished. Then, They got the Champion of the theatre contest. I was also happy. Power of love is the splendid energy in the world ~~~ CSLI give me a chance to meet someone I like. No 3. I won the Student of Month in August. This one will be proud of myself in my life. This is very big prize. Every month, school will select one of the best student. Your name will record on the Glory wall. It's most important that you will receive 4 weeks, full time, free class. In the other words, CSLI give you honor and more time to enjoy your Vancouver life. I really enjoy it, and you~^^

    From the owner: Languages Across Borders (LAB) Vancouver is a highly respected, award-winning language school in…read moretrendy Yaletown, in the city's downtown. Canadian-owned and operated for more than 25 years, LAB Vancouver has provided quality and professional English classes for students from more than 103 countries, connecting all to the world with English. Offering a wide variety of English courses for all levels, LAB Vancouver's curriculum is diverse and designed to balance conversational and academic English. With an interactive teaching style and a variety of activities and social events, highly qualified teachers ensure your educational experience is fun and useful. Vancouver's dedicated staff creates a friendly environment that enables students to achieve their English goals while also making friends from around the world. Our goal is to create a home-away-from-home atmosphere and experience. Come in for a Free Trial Lesson and find out what makes our program so unique and sought after.

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    Can-Quest ESL Academy - One of our classrooms

    Can-Quest ESL Academy

    1.8(4 reviews)
    1.5 kmCentral Lonsdale

    This dump is neither neither a school or an academy. it claims it has accreditation by the…read moreMinistry of Advanced Education and many courses are being taught - but tits not true. The owner is one person with his wife and they do not have the proper qualifications or personality to run a good and decent business or act truly professional. It's got a pretty website but the place is a wreck and not fit for human traffic. As a student I was in hot (no air conditioning) or cold (no heat during most of winter) room and there is old computer equipment in a broken down building with electrical problems and ceiling tiles falling down and never replaced, paint peeled along the walls, streaked with red walls, garbage kind of smell, noisy students along the halls who litter, yelling from an office at the front of the hall and the building has NO PARKING!.... Don't waste your time!!!! I wish I knew that beforehand. Even the Canada Gateway consulting (his partner/wife) needs a reality check - unprofessional and arrogant. His business literally has "THROWN UP" allover the place with posters, signs, balloons, boards, stand up signs (at his parking area, wall, lobby door, outside and inside, windows..), postings about his business. NEWSFLASH! You don't own the building and you don't run the city! Pedestrians and business owners are probably sick of this display of monopoly of signage from the front, side, back windows everywhere. Get a reality check buddy! You are not the only business in the city! You don't have the right to post everywhere and allover place. Imagine if everyone did what they wanted - this city would be the ugliest in the world if that continued.

    As a GRE Testing centre, this place is more than adequate. It's in reasonably good repair; I mean…read moreit's an old building that's kind of ugly on the outside, I've definitely seen comparable buildings back on UBC. This building is on the corner of two busy streets (Lonsdale and 15th), so there is some traffic noise from the occasional bus and emergency vehicle, otherwise noise seems fine. I did come here in November, there weren't any strange smells, pests or anything like that. In fact, they share the space with a Young Drivers classroom, so realistically speaking, the building can't be in that bad shape. This centre features 3 classrooms, it seems, with 8 computers. Since the GRE is now computer based, I can safely say that the computers work reasonably well. They're not amazing, but then again, I'm not playing AAA games or rendering a video on them. They ran the test flawlessly. Classrooms look pretty standard, painted walls, wooden flooring and tables, the environment is by no means rundown. Bathroom facilities are shared with the entire building, and they are rather old, but again, they're functional and clean, so no complaints there. While I can't comment on the pedagogical strategies by the instructors or owners, they seemed nice enough.

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    International House Vancouver - Our flags identify us

    International House Vancouver

    4.5(4 reviews)
    4.6 kmDowntown

    This is a review for the Japanese General Level 1 language course…read more Currently halfway through the course (week 4) but so far, the course has been amazing! Class size maxes out at 10 people so classes are intimate and you get to know your fellow classmates. Apparently the course still runs if minimum 2 people are registered in the course! Price remains the same but it's considered semi-private lessons and are 1.5 hours long. If 3 or more people register, it goes back to being 2 hours long. Yoshiko, our instructor, is fabulous, always making sure we understand before moving on to the next part of the lesson. Classes are a blend of conversational and writing, 60/40 mix. For the Japanese General courses, they cover two chapters of GENKI I textbook (textbook has 12 chapters, good for the first 6 levels of Japanese at IH!). By the end of level 1, we are suppose to know hiragana, katakana and also be introduced to kanji! It's no cakewalk, do expect to put in some effort but it's totally worth it! I've taken many language courses in high school, undergrad and continuing ed (e.g. french, mandarin, latin) but this course is my favorite hands down! Because the course is during November/December session, it is only 7 weeks long instead of the regular 8 weeks (due to Christmas break). Regardless, 2 chapters are still going to be covered! Price is reasonable, $195+tax and textbook if you don't have your own copy (+ $75). In regards to the admin staff, I have had no problems with them. Course registration was painless, and they were able to provide me with an official invoice/receipt for work purposes. Overall I am extremely happy with the quality of language instruction and small intimate class sizes. It's also located at a convenient location downtown, close to Stadium-Chinatown skytrain station. That being said, I'm definitely continuing on to Level 2 in the new year =D

    Took an intro Mandarin course thinking it'd be an easier transition coming from a Cantonese…read morebackground. The entire operation was pretty smooth from registration through to the end of the course. Registration online is easy. However, I would recommend that they differentiate International House Vancouver (ihvancouver.com) offering more than just language training -- homestays, volunteering, work experience, etc. from the modern languages area (languages-vancouver.com). Both are based out of the same office, but becomes confusing for those looking for just one or the other. A quick assessment test over the phone pretty much determines which level you would be appropriate for. The curricula are set up so that you can progress at your own pace since it is a rolling schedule. The classes themselves are small with (based on my observation) student-teacher ratios no more than 15:1. This is essential to getting enough attention from the teacher especially in the critical level 1 classes where you're learning the foundations of a language. Classes can be as small as 3 but I've never seen classes larger than 15. The instructors (which really make up the majority of your experience with the school) are great. I've only ever had one but the quality of instruction is on par with what you'd experience at a continuing ed course at a local college or university. The program also offers instructor feedback which indicates they take their quality of instruction seriously. I'm already signed up for level 2 but I encourage anyone looking to learn or improve their language skills to give IH a good hard look. They provide solid teaching & structured learning for good value vs. other institutions in the city.

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    International House Vancouver - International House Vancouver - Modern Languages at International Village Mall (Tinseltown)

    International House Vancouver - Modern Languages at International Village Mall (Tinseltown)

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