English Language Courses in Montreal, Canada

Canada College:
Canada College (CCE) is a college in Montreal, Canada with other branches in China, Iran, Morroco, and more. With many years of teaching, CCE is one of the most popular colleges in Canada. We offer Language programs, Computer programs, Commerce, Accounting and much more. Our location is ideal. It is in the heart of the city downtown. Students attending our college are close to many facilities and necessities, such as gymnasiums, shopping centers, hotels, residential, apartment buildings, clinics and hospitals.

TOEFL
The TOEFL examines students in four areas of English: grammar, listening, reading and writing.

The TOEFL class at Canada College offers a unique, comprehensive and effective approach by focusing on the techniques and skills you need to succeed in the exam. Our program also makes use of official TOEFL materials.

This class will show you how to improve your score quickly, so you will be prepared to attend the desired universities and graduate schools.

GMAT
The Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) is the entrance exam for the MBA Program. It is a critical component of the application and requires careful preparation. Most applicants need six to twelve months of intensive study to prepare for the exam. It is suggested that applicants take the GMAT at least three months prior to submitting the MBA application to allow time for a retake if necessary.
Success on the GMAT can depend on many factors, including academic preparation and ability, commitment to GMAT preparation, English skills, and general performance on standardized tests. Although the GMAT is not a perfect indicator of academic ability, there is a strong enough correlation between performance on the GMAT and success in the MBA program that the GMAT is never waived for applicants, and a competitive score on the GMAT must be achieved to be considered for admission to the MBA program.

MCAT
The Medical College Admission Test (MCAT) is the entrance exam required by the great majority of medical schools in the United States and Canada. Designed by the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC), the exam is administered twice a year, in April and in August. It is a full day exam composed of four sections, Verbal Reasoning, Physical Sciences, Writing Sample, and Biological Sciences.

The Physical Sciences section contains questions on physics and general chemistry. The Biological Sciences section contains questions on biology and organic chemistry.

All sections except the Writing Sample are in multiple choice format and are marked on a scale from 1 to 15. Raw scores on the Writing Sample are converted to a letter grade ranging from a low of J to a high of T.