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Haitian Creole lessons in Vancouver
Online Private Haitian Creole Course
From
CA$44.00
per hour ·
Start any time from
Wednesday 10 December onwards.
If you are planning to travel abroad, connect with loved ones overseas or expand your business across borders, learning Haitian Creole is a smart move. As communication and travel technology bring us together and we become members of a close-knit global community, knowing another language becomes an essential part of how we interact with others and succeed.
Enrol in Haitian Creole classes today! The tremendous effects of bilingualism on the brain are well-known. For example, learning a new language can improve your problem-solving abilities, shape your world perspective and even delay mental diseases, like Alzheimer’s.
Also, there are many professional opportunities for those who want to keep up with today’s multilingual world. In an increasingly globalized economy, being a polyglot is advantageous for corporate success and will make you attractive to hiring international organizations.
Take the plunge and start learning Haitian Creole ASAP!
Vancouver is a multicultural city with a wealth of vibrant communities, each with their own religions, ethnicities and languages. In fact, take a short walk around the streets and you realize very quickly that most city-dwellers speak at least two languages: Some of the most-spoken languages in the city are French, Mandarin, Cantonese, Korean, Italian and Punjabi, according to the 2016 provisional census. Also, the metropolitan area of Vancouver contains the second-largest Chinatown in North America (after San Francisco's), as well as many other international neighbourhoods, such as the Punjabi Market, Greektown, Japantown and Little Italy. As you can see, there is a great variety of nationalities and cultures in Vancouver, so those who would like to connect with these diverse communities should certainly learn a second language to improve communication, understanding and cultural exchange.
1-on-1 General Haitian Creole Course in Vancouver
Our general one-on-one courses in Vancouver will help students improve their Haitian Creole level quickly and efficiently, whatever their needs. One of the most exciting aspects of our courses is that they are developed entirely around the needs of the students. The fact that we offer our Haitian Creole classes on a One-on-One basis means that you can learn the words and phrases you need in a comfortable and relaxed environment.
1-on-1 Business Haitian Creole Course in Vancouver
Our Haitian Creole courses in Vancouver are taught on a one-on-one basis and will help you improve your business communication skills immensely. No matter what level you begin at we will soon have you dealing with business introductions comfortably before moving onto other matters. Beginner level students can expect to finish the course with basic telephone Haitian Creole and email skills, as well as a level of survival Haitian Creole, granting them the ability to work in a country where Haitian Creole is the native tongue.
2-to-1 and Small Group Haitian Creole Courses in Vancouver (closed group)
Our Haitian Creole courses are also available for small groups studying together (Two-to-One Haitian Creole Course or In-Company Small Group Haitian Creole Course). All participants must have the same language needs, be able to study at the same time at the same place and be at the same level. All participants should be booked at the same time. Language Trainers suggest that you do not look for classes with more than 8 students at one time. However, an In-Company Taster Haitian Creole Course can contain a maximum of 12 people.
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Being fluent in two languages enhances a person’s ability to concentrate.
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The language people speak shapes the way they see the world.
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70% of job recruiters view bilingualism as an extremely impressive quality in job candidates.
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Bilinguals’ increased use of 2 language systems can protect against Alzheimer’s.
