Written by Gabriela Estrada

Studies have shown that workers who speak more than one language tend to earn more money and have access to more employment opportunities. Specifically, in Canada, Hispanic immigrants who are fluent in English and/or French have a huge competitive advantage.

Written by Diana Ladino

Did you know that France is not the only country where French is spoken? We also find French speakers in other countries such as Switzerland, Algeria, Belgium, Canada and many more. 

This beautiful and elegant language is the fifth most widely spoken language in the world and for years it has been...

Written by Gabriela Estrada

Latino migrants, have you ever noticed the cultural world behind the extreme cold typical of Canada? The warmth and traditions of our America differ so much from those of this country that it is worth discovering them for a better adaptation to the Canadian style....

Written by Ana María Valero

After months of searching, finally, the longed-for job in Canada arrives, and you wonder: what will the first day at work be like, what will you have to say as soon as you arrive, what will you hear from your colleagues or bosses, will you be able to adapt quickly to Canadian English?

Written by Gabriela Estrada

You got a job in Canada, you have to speak French and you don't know what phrases or words you will say on your first day; are you worried about not adapting quickly to the French-speaking environment due to lack of vocabulary, don't worry, this often happens in this peculiar country officially bilingual...

Written by Gabriela Estrada

Demanding yes, impossible never! These are the internationally recognized language exams to immigrate to Canada. I am referring to IELTS, CELPIP, TEF, among others. Whether the user wants to study, work or apply for citizenship, taking these exams is a...