Study English in Vancouver

Ms. Khadijah Ali AL Muslem - Saudi Arabia

I was looking for a different school which can give me something new. My agency told about WTC and when I looked at their website I found one of the courses caught my eyes "Hospitality". I register for this course for 3 month, I had a pleasant time during this course and I learnt a lot. Also, this course helps me to do an internship program. My internship was unpaid for 4 weeks in housekeeping department at The Holiday Inn Express, I had I stunning, spectacular time I met different people, I learnt a lot about workplace and I gain experience will help me in my life in the future.

Ms. Ana Claudia Accioly – Brazil

I've been making different things in Vancouver. The morphology of Vancouver is very similar with my home-town ( Recife ). It is flat and crossed by many rivers. I am getting used to taking a skytrain every days. I am learning so much there and so I am more confort-able speaking English . I had a little bit afraid to speak all the time in a different language from mine. The teachers in WTC can help you every time. If I have one doubt I can to ask about with Mirian, she is helping me so much.

 

Ms. Maria Silva - Brazil

Enjoy the nice weather from Spring and make a trip to one of the most beautiful beaches in BC area. White Rock is located in the South, about one hour and twenty minutes from Downtown . By going there you can visit the pier, The White Rock Museum & Archives and the 486 ton rock that it is re-sponsible for the city's name. White Rock is known for the variety of restaurants next to the beach, so make sure to go there before lunch time.

Mr. Somang Maeng - Korea

I'm a student of Western Town College. I've been here for 3 months. I had a opportunity to speak English with foreigner 4 months ago. It's my turning point to like speaking English. I like to meet friends, So When I have a spare time. I usually meet my friends and I go to travel with them or I go to a pub to drink with friends. I like the atmosphere when I drink beer with friends and talk about the culture. It makes us know more about each other. Vancouver is a nice city to enjoy many sports and also to travel. So these days, I'm playing tennis with many friends. It's awesome. When I first played tennis, it was difficult. Eventually It's become my favorite sports. When I first came here, I went to Grouse mountain to ride a snowboard. I made some Canadian friends. After riding a snowboard, We went to the restaurant of top of the mountain to drink some glass of beer. I had a great time. When winter comes, I'm going to go to the ski resort. 1 month ago, I asked teacher what the best way to study English is. He said it is to enjoy speaking English, so I study on week days and I spend my time to play or enjoy with friends on weekend hardly. I love Van.

Mr. Masayoshi - Japan

WTC students are learning from different countries are all full of desire to learn, to learn English is very good environment. In school or that the policy of taking the conversation in English, an attractive setting that can be tailored to your own style classes. This meeting will treasure for life, I felt even more the importance of cross border relationships. I started a job to work out the cost of travel and living expenses go to the town of Squamish want to study for long. In Squamish, a new experience every day, there and meet new people, feel the differences in people, Japan was able to not know the culture and values​​.Through these experiences, I think the world has deepened interest than ever before. I get on a bicycle trip across Canada to meet with many people. That bike across the vast land of Canada, may have struggled with various scenes including bike failure or inconvenient necessities of life. At that time, the obvious fact that I take for granted until now had felt strongly that space. Ties between people from these things, regardless of race or national borders, etc., we believe that all Ties fit. Met everyone in Canada has made ​​me appreciate the WTC that let's you feel that a variety of challenges in English.