Communicating in English or French will be very important for your life in New Brunswick. Once you learn one or both of these languages, you will find it easier to get around, talk with your new neighbours, get a job, and assist your children, who will be learning in English or French at school. You will also need to prove that you know either English or French to become a permanent resident of Canada and to become aCanadian Citizen.Language Training ProgramsThere are many language courses available to help you improve your language skills, some of them are free of charge for skilled workers on a work permit and for permanent residents. Sometimes these courses are called “ESL” for English as a Second Language, or “FSL,” for French as a Second Language.Manyimmigrant-serving agenciesoffer formal or informal language training for permanent residents and temporary workers. Once you arrive in New Brunswick, please contact your nearest agency to find out more about your language training opt...
