Language Preparation Programs · UdeM Brossard Campus

Language is the Beginning of Opportunity

University success begins with effective communication. Our French, English, and academic-language programs help students participate confidently, understand complex ideas, and prepare for higher education in a bilingual global city.

Learn with ConfidenceCommunicate with PurposePrepare for University Success
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Language to academics

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Learn with Confidence

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Communicate with Purpose

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Prepare for University Success

Language · Academics · Future

Language is more than vocabulary and grammar.

It is the foundation for academic success, intercultural understanding, professional achievement, and meaningful participation in a new community.

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Communicate effectively

Express ideas clearly and understand others across everyday, academic, and professional situations.

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Participate confidently

Ask questions, join discussions, collaborate, and contribute without language becoming a barrier.

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Think critically

Interpret nuance, compare perspectives, evaluate information, and form reasoned conclusions.

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Engage academically

Read, write, research, present, and respond to feedback in higher-education contexts.

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Succeed globally

Use language and cultural intelligence to study, work, and build relationships internationally.

FRCAD 5,900 per 12-week term12 weeks · 15 hours/week · In person

French Language Program

Learn the language of Québec and develop the confidence to participate in its social, academic, cultural, and professional life.

01 · A1 Beginner02 · A2 Elementary03 · B1 Intermediate04 · B2 Upper Intermediate05 · C1 Advanced
01 · Listening comprehension02 · Oral communication03 · Reading comprehension04 · Written expression05 · Academic communication
FR+CAD 7,400 per 12-week term12 weeks · 18 hours/week · In person

Academic French Program

For students preparing to enter a French-language college, university, or professional learning environment.

01 · Academic reading02 · Academic writing03 · Research communication04 · University vocabulary05 · Presentation skills
ENCAD 5,900 per 12-week term12 weeks · 15 hours/week · In person

English Language Program

Develop English for global communication, research, university study, and professional opportunity through active, practical learning.

01 · Beginner02 · Intermediate03 · Advanced
01 · Speaking skills02 · Listening comprehension03 · Reading strategies04 · Writing skills05 · Academic communication
EN+CAD 7,400 per 12-week term12 weeks · 18 hours/week · In person

Academic English Program

For students preparing to study in an English-language academic environment and communicate with confidence at university level.

01 · Academic reading02 · Academic writing03 · Research skills04 · Oral presentation05 · Critical discussion
Language for Higher EducationLanguage for Global Opportunities
INTCAD 3,850 per 6-week session6 weeks · 24 hours/week · Monday–Friday

Intensive Language Program

An accelerated pathway for students who need substantial progress within a focused period. Increased class time, guided independent work, conversation practice, and real-world projects create daily momentum.

01 · Daily integrated skills02 · Two instructor-led learning blocks03 · Guided practice and feedback04 · Montreal cultural project05 · Placement and progress assessment
Intensive LearningFaster ProgressStronger Results

Active, practical, personalized learning.

Students learn a language by using it with purpose. Teaching combines clear instruction with meaningful practice, current materials, digital tools, feedback, and real communication.

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Active communication

Speaking, listening, questioning, and negotiating meaning are built into every class.

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Academic readiness

Language tasks reflect the reading, writing, discussion, and presentation expected in higher education.

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Interactive learning

Pair work, seminars, simulations, projects, and collaborative problem-solving keep students engaged.

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Real-world application

Authentic media, campus situations, Montréal exploration, and practical tasks connect class with life.

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Personalized support

Placement, progress checks, instructor feedback, and targeted support respond to individual needs.

Every stage turns communication into greater possibility.

Students move from general communication toward academic independence, university readiness, and long-term professional confidence.

01Language Development
02Academic Language
03University Preparation
04Higher Education
05Career Success
From Communication to ConfidenceFrom Confidence to Achievement

Begin Your Language Journey

Choose French, English, academic language, or an intensive format and begin at the level identified through a personalized placement process.

Preparing Students for University Success