courses - UMC - Upper Madison College Toronto

Our ESL classes are based on a unique UMC Model that maximizes student-teacher interaction and communicative learning when studying English. Designed and created in UMC, our unique techniques and activities used in the classroom are designed to develop both fluency AND accuracy with the ultimate goal of language production. Each lesson is allocated to different skills such as listening strategies, vocabulary development, reading, writing skills, pronunciation, fluency improvement and so on. That maximizes our 4-week terms and allows you to focus on the core skills you need to become proficient. UMC has official start dates every 4 weeks in Toronto.

Our ESL classes are based on a unique UMC Model that maximizes student-teacher interaction and communicative learning when studying English. Designed and created in UMC, our unique techniques and activities used in the classroom are designed to develop both fluency AND accuracy with the ultimate goal of language production. Each lesson is allocated to different skills such as listening strategies, vocabulary development, reading, writing skills, pronunciation, fluency improvement and so on. That maximizes our 4-week terms and allows you to focus on the core skills you need to become proficient. UMC has official start dates every 4 weeks in Toronto.

Our ESL classes are based on a unique UMC Model that maximizes student-teacher interaction and communicative learning when studying English. Designed and created in UMC, our unique techniques and activities used in the classroom are designed to develop both fluency AND accuracy with the ultimate goal of language production. Each lesson is allocated to different skills such as listening strategies, vocabulary development, reading, writing skills, pronunciation, fluency improvement and so on. That maximizes our 4-week terms and allows you to focus on the core skills you need to become proficient. UMC has official start dates every 4 weeks in Toronto.

UMC is offering a new full-time speaking program, Elite Power Speaking. EPS is a program developed to provide students with the practical speaking skills, opportunity and practice to fluently communicate in English. Through weekly topics taken from everyday and frequent situations, students are given greater exposure to authentic material leading to students hearing and thereby being able to speak and produce the language. Following current trends in second language education, special techniques are used to improve oral fluency and accuracy at a faster pace.UMC has official start dates every 4 weeks in Toronto and every 8 weeks in Montreal.Students are allowed to start anytime they want, but they need to be advised about the calendar.We do not recommend they start on the last week of the terms because you'll only review the content and take the final exam. There are no classes on the last Friday of the term

A Business English Course will help you understand the world of business and get the language skills needed in a globalized market. You will explore different aspects of business communication and understand key areas of modern business practices.UMC has official start dates every 4 weeks in Toronto and every 8 weeks in Montreal.Students are allowed to start anytime they want, but they need to be advised about the calendar.We do not recommend they start on the last week of the terms because you'll only review the content and take the final exam. There are no classes on the last Friday of the term

Studying a General English course will give you an understanding of the English language and take you all the way from beginner to fluency. This course focuses on communication skills, speaking, listening, reading and writing.UMC has official start dates every 4 weeks in Toronto and every 8 weeks in Montreal.Students are allowed to start anytime they want, but they need to be advised about the calendar.We do not recommend they start on the last week of the terms because you'll only review the content and take the final exam. There are no classes on the last Friday of the term

English for Academic Purposes courses provide language instruction for students who wish to study at a university where English is the language of instruction. Language skills addressed include: listening comprehension, fluency development, oral intelligibility, reading, grammar, writing, and vocabulary development for University levels.UMC has official start dates every 4 weeks in Toronto and every 8 weeks in Montreal.Students are allowed to start anytime they want, but they need to be advised about the calendar.We do not recommend they start on the last week of the terms because you'll only review the content and take the final exam. There are no classes on the last Friday of the term

Studying a General English course will give you an understanding of the English language and take you all the way from beginner to fluency. This course focuses on communication skills, speaking, listening, reading and writing.UMC has official start dates every 4 weeks in Toronto and every 8 weeks in Montreal.Students are allowed to start anytime they want, but they need to be advised about the calendar.We do not recommend they start on the last week of the term, because you will only review the content and take the final exam. There are no classes on the last Friday of the term

The International English Language Testing Services (IELTS) is the most established English language assessment exam recognized world-wide by universities, governments, and professional associations. The IELTS Program is essential for students who need a satisfactory IELTS exam score whether it is for university entrance, professional accreditation or immigration purposes.UMC has official start dates every 4 weeks in Toronto and every 8 weeks in Montreal.Students are allowed to start anytime they want, but they need to be advised about the calendar.We do not recommend they start on the last week of the terms because you'll only review the content and take the final exam. There are no classes on the last Friday of the term