The course covers the basics of the language in order to function in your Indian community. By the end of this course, you will have an ample vocabulary to deal with everyday situations. You will be able to give directions, talk about yourself and your family, understand the names of common objects, make purchases, and even tell a simple story!

This will cover all aspects of language; reading, writing & speaking. However, students willing to just improve upon Spoken will also find a customized course.

The course is designed as a 3 weeks immersion in the language to familiarize the newcomer with daily life in India. It provides a solid base of vocabulary before progressing into next level.... [-]

Gain skills in written English communications, business proposals and writing for the web. Develop your expertise in writing resumés, cover letters, and reports.

Vancouver, Toronto, Montréal, San Francisco, New York, Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, New Delhi

B1, B2, B3, B4, I1, I2, I3, I4, A1, A2

Practice speaking, listening, reading and writing in a business context. Topics include marketing, resumé writing, job interview techniques and effective telephone communication.

Vancouver, Toronto, Montréal, San Francisco, New York, Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, New Delhi

B1, B2, B3, B4, I1, I2, I3, I4, A1, A2

Develop English speaking, reading, writing, and listening skills and improve cross-cultural awareness. Study world business etiquette and learn how to employ humor in the workplace.

Vancouver, Toronto, San Francisco, New York, New Delhi

B1, B2, B3, B4, I1, I2, I3, I4, A1, A2

Customize your language learning with private or semi-private tutoring tailored to your specific language learning needs. Add tutoring to your regular ILSC schedule to target weak skills, or take focused private instruction for particular language interests like Business, or other specialized English. Tutoring options vary by campus; the following programs are available at the following locations:... [-]

Awarded by the French Minister of Education, the DELF certifies speakers of French as a foreign language in 4 units: general expression, expression of ideas and emotions, written expression and comprehension and in the practical usage of the French language. Most French universities require their candidates, for whom French is a second language, to hold a DELF certificate.

Montréal

B1, B2, B3, B4, I1, I2, I3, I4, A1, A2, A3

ILSC-Montréal offers two types of French courses. Core French courses (typically offered in the morning) help you focus on developing key language skills. French Skills elective courses let you learn, practice and perfect your French skills through exploring unique topics that match your interests – skills courses are typically offered in the afternoon.... [-]

The PRINCE2Practitioner is the next level one has to pass to become a registered PRINCE2 Practitioner. The exam is aimed at measuring if an individual is capable of applying PRINCE2 to manage a project in a given environment.

Factors like individual expertise, constraints of the project, the complexity of the project are considered by the Practitioner and manage the project to the success. PRINCE2 Foundation certification is a prerequisite to taking the exam. PRINCE2 Practitioner training is delivered by the trainers having umpteen years of experience working across multi-million dollar tier 1 companies.

Be rest assured to get the best project management training. With PRINCE2 certification mock exams and exam dumps and case studies, your chances of passing the exam alongside gaining a lot of practical exposure are guaranteed. Check out for the combo offer of PRINCE2 Foundation & Practitioner certification training & exam.... [-]

The PRINCE2 Foundation qualification talks about the PRINCE2 principles and helps to obtain a basic understanding of PRINCE2 project management methodology. Foundation qualification is a prerequisite for the individuals who want to pursue PRINCE2 Practitioner course.

PRINCE2 Foundation training sets the basics of project management right for the enthusiasts who are into managing the projects starting from planning until closing. Will introduction to project inception phase, a well-established evaluation is in place before the project starts. Post this phase, project go/no-go decision can be taken. This is valid for the principle that, ‘if you want to fail then fail early’.... [-]

ExcelR offers 2 days Certified Scrum Master (CSM) training from authorized Certified Scrum Trainers (CST) who are considered to be the best in the industry. Along with the 2 days training we offer you e-learning access for PMI- ACP (Agile certified practitioner), mock examinations, 16 PDUs (professional development unit) and many more….

A Certified Scrum Master aids teams working on the projects to properly implement Scrum practices and thereby helps in increasing the success rate of the projects. CSM will facilitate the project activities and protects the team from external and internal distractions and ensures that the knowledge and expertise pertaining to Scrum are shared among the team and teams follow the Scrum values, practices and principles.... [-]

ExcelR offers three days of Lean Six Sigma Black Belt certification and training for both individuals and corporate employees. Lean Six Sigma certification training is delivered by experienced and one of the best Lean Six Sigma trainers in the industry.

Training will be driven by Minitab & practical exposure is assured with a classroom project. Starting with the introduction to Lean methodology, training will go on to explain the advanced concepts of Six Sigma. Underlying idea is that Lean and Six Sigma cannot be seen in isolation. Both these “body of quality” complement each other and hence the name of the program is Lean Six Sigma.... [-]

FSD Research Internships allow participants to engage with FSD community partners in researching local issues and developing potential solutions. With community-based participatory research, the research question is defined and findings are analyzed together with the community. The goal is knowledge creation which serves to inform community action. Research Internships have a strong emphasis on community-based participatory research in order to ensure the researchers work side by side with community members.

Community-based participatory research (CBPR) is a framework or approach for conducting research that is characterized by the relationships between the communities and researchers. This type of research is collaborative and requires partnership development, cooperation, negotiation, flexibility, and commitment to addressing local issues. CBPR works to accomplish objectives and development through empowerment and ownership.... [-]

FSD Gap Year program is an intense, immersive program for pre-college students (17+) looking to gain international development training and experience. It’s an exciting way to explore and learn before starting college.

Our Gap Year program was specifically designed for high school graduates and allows you to gain hands-on experience prior to beginning your studies at a university level. The Gap Year program has a strong emphasis on community ownership and follows the principles of Asset-Based Community Development. Participants receive extensive training in sustainable development principles and gain professional skills in project planning and budgeting, program evaluation, community assessment, and proposal writing. Participants apply their new and existing skill sets as they collaborate with their local colleagues on identifying, designing, and implementing a project to benefit the community.... [-]

FSD International Development Internships are an opportunity for students and young professionals to gain hands-on experience in sustainable development and insight into other cultures that can only be obtained through participating in the work on the ground. The internships are thoughtfully designed to help you build your career while having a lasting impact on the people in the community in which you serve. Our Development Internships have a strong emphasis on community ownership and follow the principles of Asset-Based Community Development. Interns receive extensive training in sustainable development principles and gain professional skills in project planning and budgeting, program evaluation, community assessment, and proposal writing. Interns apply their new and existing skill sets as they collaborate with their local colleagues on identifying, designing, and implementing a project to benefit the community.... [-]

The Canadian Institute of Management is Canada’s senior management association. As a non-profit organization, the Institute is dedicated to the enhancement of managerial skills and professional development. Many of our business programs are eligible for additional certifications from the Canadian Institute of Management.... [-]