is a supportive community empowering educational professionals to help English language learners to thrive
is a supportive community empowering educational professionals to help English language learners to thrive
is a supportive community empowering educational professionals to help English language learners to thrive
OCELT, ICTEAL, and CTESOL Certification; TESL Trainer/PTCT Instructor Certification; TESL Training Program Accreditation, PTCT Course Approval
TESL Ontario's 50th Annual Conference October 26-27-28, 2022
Virtual Conference
New Immigrants to Canada, including the Syrian refugees, should beware of a growing telephone scam where callers claiming to be employees of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada try to extort money from new arrivals. You can read the full article posted in the Montreal Gazette posted here -- http://montrealgazette.com/news/local-news/fraud-experts-warn-of-new-phone-extortion-scam-aimed-at-immigrants
Arriving Refugees Report December 10, 2015 to January 31, 2016
Resources and Information to Support the Transition and Integration of Syrian Newcomers
Refugees from Syria Backgrounder
SPARKOntario: Volunteer Recruitment Website for Refugee-related Volunteer Opportunities
More Support on the Way for Service Providers
New Website for Syrian Refugees Assistance Information
Directions on how to search for helpful sources of information to assist newcomers in all aspects of life in Ontario.
Below is the letter TESL Ontario sent on May 4, 2015 to TESL Canada regarding the current Memorandum of Agreement (MOA).
The Centre for Canadian Language Benchmarks (CCLB) is pleased to announce the publication of Canadian Language Benchmarks: ESL for Adult Literacy Learners (ALL). It is a comprehensive document to support program administrators, curriculum developers and teachers in the instruction of English as a Second Language (ESL) to adult learners with limited or no literacy skills — as well as ESL learners who are literate in a non-Roman alphabet. The development of the document was funded by the Government of Manitoba and Citizenship and Immigration Canada.
CCLB is currently seeking project funding to trans-adapt the document into French.
1. CLEO is pleased to announce the launch of a new publication:
Not a Canadian citizen? Why you should think about applying now (August 2014)
The laws about Canadian citizenship are changing. It will be harder to get and keep Canadian citizenship. Our new publication explains why some permanent residents may want to apply before the laws change and why it is important to get legal advice before deciding.
The following books are available free of charge to anyone to download and reproduce:
ESL Stories - Yours and Mine:
Find out about the personal and professional benefits of volunteering your time and expertise with TESL Ontario and the local TESL Affiliate Chapters.
Click here to view our Volunteer Information Brochure.
