VanWest College offers a variety of courses to help students achieve their goals, and this week’s featured course, IELTS 7.5, is among the most recent. In order to get to know more about this course, we’ve asked the instructor to answer some general questions. To find out about this amazing course, read below! [su_spacer size=”30″]...Read More
We are so excited that we held our first graduation on the second campus in Vancouver! Our students from Eli and April’s EAP 300 classes have successfully graduated and they are ready for their next chapter in life. Congratulations and we look forward to meeting you again soon! [su_spacer] [su_spacer] [su_spacer] The second campus currently...Read More
VanWest is proud to announce the opening of its second campus in Vancouver (Robson Campus)! [su_spacer size=”20″] Starting today May 14th, VanWest will be offering morning classes at the Robson campus (1155 Robson St (Lower level), Vancouver, B.C. V6E 1B5). Robson Street is one of Vancouver’s busiest and most famous shopping streets. There are a...Read More
This year, VanWest College is celebrating 30 years of excellence and leadership in teaching English as an additional language. Since 1988 we have been proudly delivering quality education, helping international students achieve their career and educational goals while upholding a tradition of excellence and innovation. [su_spacer size=”40″] [su_spacer size=”20″] Introducing Our New Logo [su_spacer size=”20″]...Read More
Have you ever heard the expression ‘to walk a mile in someone else’s shoes’? Perhaps someone has told you to ‘put yourself in their shoes’. Did you understand why they said that? [su_spacer size=”20″] [su_spacer size=”20″] What it means to walk a mile in someone’s shoes The saying ‘to walk a mile in someone’s shoes’...Read More
A very common pronunciation mistake that many students make is how to pronounce ‘-ed’ endings. How would you pronounce the following words? 1. Worked 2. Planned 3. Started Did you know that all of the ‘-ed’ endings pronounce differently in these examples? [su_spacer size=”40″] [su_spacer size=”10″] Voiceless Sounds vs. Voiced Sounds In order to pronounce...Read More
Since today is Valentine’s Day, take a look at some English idioms about love! [su_spacer size=”40″] There are many different ways to say ‘I love you’ in different languages and different cultures. We also have different expressions that describe different types of love or different types of situations that you get into because of love...Read More
Did you know that going to the theatre is a great way to test and expand your English? Watching movies is fun and educational. Think about it – don’t you want to learn and have fun at the same time? [su_spacer size=”40″] [su_spacer size=”10″] Learning Using Movies Here’s the deal – in a movie theatre,...Read More
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