Access Language Centre Canada

Happy Halloween 🎃👻 Our ESL class hosted a Halloween day filled with lost of fun, good food, and their best costumes 💛

📚 Improve Your English – Join In-Person ESL Classes in Hamilton! 🇨🇦

Looking to boost your speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills? Join our friendly, in person ESL classes every Monday to Wednesday in downtown Hamilton!

✅ Small group & one-on-one lessons
✅ Perfect for newcomers, students & professionals
✅ Build confidence in real-life conversations

📍 Limited spots available! DM me to book your spot today!

🌐 Learning a second language is such an amazing experience! 🌟 It may seem like a significant barrier at first, but as you navigate through its intricacies, you'll discover that language is not just an obstacle—it's the most fascinating bridge connecting diverse cultures and ideas.

Our Language and School Support Program is specially designed to provide comprehensive assistance to children and teenagers aged 6 to 19, fostering their academic growth and language proficiency. Tailored to meet the unique needs of each age group, our program aims to create a supportive learning environment where students can excel academically and develop essential language skills.

Discover the world of language enrichment and cultural exploration with Access’s ESL Online Classes. Designed for individuals seeking to enhance their English proficiency, our comprehensive program combines interactive learning, expert instruction, and the flexibility of online education.

English isn't completely unique. It has taken lots of words from other languages over time, and we call them 'loanwords.' 🌍

Loanwords are words we've borrowed from other languages without changing them. 🔄

Here are some everyday words in English that originally came from other languages. 📚

Did English borrow any words from your language? Tell us, and let us know which language! 🗣️🌐

Tip: In Canadian English we use British spelling 🤔

🇬🇧 British or 🇺🇸 American spelling – which one do you prefer? ✨
Whether it's 'colour' or 'color,' 'favour' or 'favor,' we want to know your linguistic preference!

Learning English with Oxford Welcome to the official Oxford University Press page for English language learners!