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Are you looking for a job in the federal government or public service? You might need to take the SLE, or Second language evaluation, to prove you’re efficient enough in French. Indeed, to work in the federal government, you’re expected to understand both English and French. But fear not, Global Lingua’s teachers can help you prepare for the SLE.

Online courses aren't what's missing on the Internet. But still, you need to know which online course to choose according to your profile and the language you want to study! Do you want to help your teenager improve his or her foreign language skills? Does he or she need an after-school supplement? Choose online courses to learn a language quickly...

When you decide to learn a foreign language, it’s often for its practicality. Maybe because you want to travel, settle abroad, get a new job, etc. But learning a foreign language is also very beneficial for your health! Discover 5 health benefits of learning a foreign language.

You have finally decided to take an English course to perfect your professional profile. Congratulations on your decision! Now that this first step has been taken, all you have to do is choose your training carefully.

After several months of learning a new language, have you thrown in the towel and taken a break from your revisions? A busy schedule, a loss of motivation, an unexpected event, difficulty in making progress... There are plenty of reasons to stop learning a language. But it’s possible to regain your motivation and get back to it with a smile! Here are our tips for returning to study despite a loss of motivation.

To obtain work in the public service in Canada, it is necessary to certify your level of English by taking the federal government's English language test. This test consists of three parts: a listening test, a writing test and a reading test. Before you register, find out how to prepare effectively for the Public Service English Test in Canada.

Have you decided to take online courses? Congratulations, it's an effective way to learn a language quickly and improve your conversation skills. After all, speaking a new language is one of the hardest things to do on your own, so you might as well do it with a teacher! But how do you get the most out of your online courses? How do you prepare for online courses? Global Lingua's teachers have some advice for you.

You're wondering what is the quickest way to learn French? We all want to be able to learn new languages quickly… Especially French! So, how to learn French fast? Obviously, the learning journey will be different for everybody, but we rounded up 6 quick ways to learn French and become fluent.

The holidays are ending and your child is worried about going back to school? It might be difficult to say goodbye to the holidays, but don’t worry, you can gently prepare your children to resume classes, including English classes. How can you help your child remember his English lessons from the previous year? Should he be given extra classes before the start of the school year?

What is my level of English? It's not always easy to know your level, especially when you think you're a beginner but getting closer to the intermediate level. To make it easier, it’s possible to estimate your level of English using the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR), which includes 6 levels.