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Language Instruction for Newcomers to Canada (LINC)
Language Instruction for Newcomers to Canada (LINC) classes are funded by the government of Canada and provided free of charge to eligible newcomers who need to improve their language skills.
Who is eligible for LINC?
Newcomers who meet the following criteria:
However, to register for a LINC class, newcomers must get their existing language level assessed. After the assessment, they will be referred to a LINC class.
For more information, visit the Language Assessment and Resource Centre section.
Language Assessment and Resource Centre
The government of Canada provides language training free of charge to eligible newcomers to Canada who need to improve their language skills. These trainings are often referred to as LINC (Language Instruction for Newcomers to Canada) classes.
In Ottawa, the YMCA-YWCA Language Assessment and Resource Centre (LARC) is the centralized screening, assessment, referral and resource centre for LINC-eligible clients. They provide language assessment services for newcomers to determine their existing level of language proficiency, and refer clients to LINC training sites in the Ottawa area.
At the Centre certified Language Assessors administer the standardized Canadian Language Benchmarks Assessment (CLBA), the Canadian Language Benchmarks Literacy Assessment (CLBLA), the Canadian Language Benchmarks Placement Test (CLBPT) and the Entrevue d' Évaluation Cours de langue pours les immigrants au Canada (É-CLIC).
Following the assessment, language benchmarks are assigned and clients are referred to LINC programs.
To make an appointment for a language assessment, Please call: (613) 238-5462.
You will need to bring the following documents to the appointment:
For immigrants who are not qualified for Language Instruction for Newcomers to Canada (LINC) classes, there are other programs that can help them improve their English and French.
These programs, often referred to as English as a Second Language (ESL) and French as a Second Language (FSL) or simply Conversation Groups, are offered by many organisations such as, schools, settlement agencies, libraries, churches and private institutions.
The easiest ways to find such program is simply by doing some research online for “ESL Ottawa” or “FSL Ottawa” or contact a settlement agency or your local library.
Language Instruction for Newcomers to Canada (LINC)
Language Instruction for Newcomers to Canada (LINC) classes are funded by the government of Canada and provided free of charge to eligible newcomers who need to improve their language skills.
Who is eligible for LINC?
Newcomers who meet the following criteria:
- Permanent Resident of Canada (Landed Immigrant) or Convention Refugee
- Adult newcomer, older than school-leaving age
However, to register for a LINC class, newcomers must get their existing language level assessed. After the assessment, they will be referred to a LINC class.
For more information, visit the Language Assessment and Resource Centre section.
Language Assessment and Resource Centre
The government of Canada provides language training free of charge to eligible newcomers to Canada who need to improve their language skills. These trainings are often referred to as LINC (Language Instruction for Newcomers to Canada) classes.
In Ottawa, the YMCA-YWCA Language Assessment and Resource Centre (LARC) is the centralized screening, assessment, referral and resource centre for LINC-eligible clients. They provide language assessment services for newcomers to determine their existing level of language proficiency, and refer clients to LINC training sites in the Ottawa area.
At the Centre certified Language Assessors administer the standardized Canadian Language Benchmarks Assessment (CLBA), the Canadian Language Benchmarks Literacy Assessment (CLBLA), the Canadian Language Benchmarks Placement Test (CLBPT) and the Entrevue d' Évaluation Cours de langue pours les immigrants au Canada (É-CLIC).
Following the assessment, language benchmarks are assigned and clients are referred to LINC programs.
To make an appointment for a language assessment, Please call: (613) 238-5462.
You will need to bring the following documents to the appointment:
- Proof of status in Canada
- Proof of address
- Proof of age
For immigrants who are not qualified for Language Instruction for Newcomers to Canada (LINC) classes, there are other programs that can help them improve their English and French.
These programs, often referred to as English as a Second Language (ESL) and French as a Second Language (FSL) or simply Conversation Groups, are offered by many organisations such as, schools, settlement agencies, libraries, churches and private institutions.
The easiest ways to find such program is simply by doing some research online for “ESL Ottawa” or “FSL Ottawa” or contact a settlement agency or your local library.
