Learn English and develop
PROGRAM AT A GLANCE
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QUICK FACTS
Program length
Varies
Credential
Completion Certificate
ACADEMIC REQUIREMENTS
- A permanent resident
- A CLB assessment. Applicants can be assessed at the language test centre in Edmonton:
Language Assessment, Referral & Counselling Centre
8212 118 Avenue NW
Edmonton, Alberta
Call 780.424.3545 for an appointment
More details This program information is not for the current academic year. If you are interested in a program starting before July, view the current academic year of the program.
Overview
Are you new to Canada? NorQuest College supports your settlement in Alberta and Canada by offering courses that will help you develop basic English language proficiency, settlement knowledge, and essential skills.
Our classes range from basic literacy to CLB 7, as well as specialized courses in LINC American Sign Language (ASL), Youth LINC, LINC Volunteer, Prep for Online Learning, and several employment-related options.
Classes include full-time and part-time (evenings) in-person, hybrid, and online delivery options that allow you to study at your own pace and at a time of your choice to achieve your educational goals. Our community service learning activities are designed to provide learning opportunities while making a meaningful contribution to the community and will prepare you for further education or career options.
Our educational streams allow students of similar educational backgrounds to learn together. In addition to language and settlement training, our learner support services, career-oriented environment and supports such as employment certificate training, and college activities help newcomers advance their learning, provide clear pathways to employment, and boost their confidence.
Tuition for LINC is funded by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada. There are no fees or tuition for eligible students.
When you apply to the LINC program, certain personal information is collected and shared with Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada. For details about why your personal information is collected and how your information is protected and used, see Gathering information to better meet the needs of newcomers to Canada.
Email LINC@norquest.ca for information about applying, or submit your application through ApplyAlberta.