Written by Gabriela Estrada

In the heart of Quebec City, the stones of Frontenac guard a centuries-old secret that captivates locals and visitors alike. 

While some enjoy themselves among the shadows and copper towers of the imposing luxury hotel, others prefer to go further...

Written by Gabriela Estrada

If you are Latin American living in Canada or planning to visit the country, don't miss out on understanding what people are saying on the street. Especially in typical cafes in cities like Toronto, Montreal, or Vancouver, where people gather to share a delicious coffee and...

Written by Gabriela Estrada

If I got a 6.0 only in Reading on the IELTS, is that sufficient for the PGWP? No, it is not sufficient! 

Many international students aspiring to obtain a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) in Canada know that they need to take a language test, but they are confused when interpreting or recognizing...

Written by Gabriela Estrada

Canadian English is very similar to American English, but it has colloquial phrases and terms that set it apart. These expressions are known as slangand are an interesting point of connection for Latinos who want to sound more natural when conversing with Canadians.

Written by Edwar Manjarres

Are you thinking about learning French and want to know your starting point? You may be at a true "zero level" or have a foundation for level A1. 

When a person cannot even intuit the message in a line in French, they are said to be at zero. But if...

Written by Gabriela Estrada

If you are about to start an English course from the beginner or most basic level, then it is useful to know what you will be studying throughout the course. This way, you can study more easily with an organized methodology. 

Today I present a guide to...