English at UQAM

We rely on apps and AI every day. But what happens when:
- You don’t have your phone?
- Your app gives you the wrong word?
- You’re in a job interview… and it’s just you?

Our English courses give you something no app can:
- Practice
- Feedback
- Confidence in your own mind
Be ready for the real world—tech or no tech

Our learners come to UQAM to boost their professional English. But they leave with more:
- Clearer communication
- Stronger cross-cultural skills
- Greater confidence in global workplaces
And yes, our teachers are amazing. 🧡
Join a program where language is about connection, not perfection.

In the real world, you can’t always pause to double-check.

In our English classes at UQAM, you build the skills to:

- Catch your own mistakes
- Adapt your language for different situations
- Think critically about what you read and hear

Tools are helpful. But confidence comes from within.
Let’s build that together.

🌟 CLIC Talk Series — happening tomorrow!
Curious about culture, language, and identity?
Come hear real stories and join the conversation. 🎙️
A few spots are still available — don’t miss your chance to join us!
🥤 Snacks and good vibes included.
📍 Details & sign-up:

The 5th Annual CLIC Talk Series: | The CLIC Talk Series aims to explore issues relating to Culture, Language, Identity and Community, and the Talk series is just for YOU! ALL English students (at all levels of […]

You’ve watched the shows. Now try the conversation.

Netflix can help you hear English—but can it help you use it with confidence, clarity, and connection?

In our English classes at UQAM, you don’t just consume English—you practice it. With real people. In real time.

Because when the subtitles disappear… will you be ready to speak?

Yes, AI can translate your words.
But it can’t explain a joke.
It can’t catch the rhythm of a meeting.
It can’t make someone feel heard.

At UQAM, our English courses help you do what software can’t:
✨ Express your ideas clearly
✨ Read between the lines
✨Build human connections

Because language is more than information. It’s power, empathy, and nuance.