Service offers:

• in-person English as Another Language (EAL) classes of levels 3, 4, and 5 to newcomers
• 6 class hours in total each week

EAL classes incorporate 1 or more of the following subjects:

• adult basic literacy - for adults who want to upgrade their reading, numerical, and writing skills; students practice listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills with an emphasis on listening, understanding, and verbal skills
• citizenship education - orients adults who are new to Canada to Canadian life by discussing social, economic, and political forces in Canada; helps students acquire knowledge of fundamental and democratic rights and freedoms in Canada and responsibilities as Canadian citizens
• community and personal support - deals with various community issues such as family violence and drug abuse
• health and wellness - incorporates elements of preventative health; provides students with a practical approach to remaining healthy and fit while learning English, with a focus on health, fitness, nutrition, and preventative measures
• human rights and legal rights - informs students of the rights and freedoms that Canadian citizens enjoy and practice