LINC - Language Instruction for Newcomers to Canada

Language Instruction for Newcomers to Canada (LINC) helps newcomers learn English and assists them in the settlement process and integration into Canadian society.
Part-time and full-time classes are available year-round, and some sites also offer evening and weekend classes. All locations provide Care for Newcomer Children (CNC) - for ages 19 months to 6 years - while parents are attending classes.
The LINC program is open to all newcomers who meet the following criteria:
- landed immigrant (not a Canadian citizen or visitor)
- or convention refugee (not a refugee claimant)
- 18 years of age or older
For more information, please visit www.linctoronto.ca
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[@joehuang4666]

THERE IS ME!!!! IT'S ANGELINA THAT TOOK LIN KIDS PROGRAM!!!!!

[@shadanjeelani2067]

Just wanted to know after how many classes or hours of classes we can get LINC certificate

[@suganyaselvaraj3855]

I have two kids can join this program

[@TDSBCommunityServices]

Hello, yes, if there's space available, you can have two kids in the LINC childminding while you are attending classes. Please visit www.linctoronto.ca and contact the program directly for more information. Thanks.

[@swapnadevasani6947]

Is this program is only for immigrants?

[@TDSBCommunityServices]

The LINC program is FREE and open to all newcomers who meet the following criteria:
=> landed immigrant (not a Canadian citizen or visitor)
=> or convention refugee (not a refugee claimant)
=> 18 years of age or older
Canadian citizens or individuals with other types of status in Canada may be eligible for ESL (www.tdsb.on.ca/Adult-Learners/Learn-English/-ESL-Programs). Visitors don't qualify for free classes.