Canadian Language Learning College is an independent English language school with campuses in Halifax, Toronto and Ottawa, and online options.
Canadian Language Learning College (CLLC) is an independent Canadian language school with approximately 20 years of history. It was founded after Aly Rajab decided to establish a school while pursuing his Executive MBA at Saint Mary's University in Halifax in 2004. The school aims to provide international students with the opportunity to learn English and immerse themselves in Canadian culture. CLLC's stated core values are professionalism and care.
CLLC has three campuses in Halifax, Toronto and Ottawa, and its homepage also lists an Online location. The Halifax address is 5640 Spring Garden Road, 4th Floor (Suite 405), Halifax, Nova Scotia, B3J 3M7. Listed facilities include a student lounge and classrooms at the Halifax campus, classrooms at the Toronto campus, and study space at the Ottawa campus. Homestay accommodation is listed with Wi-Fi and meals.
CLLC describes its teachers as highly qualified, with years of experience and Bachelor and Master's degrees in EAL teaching. Study options include Online, Blended and Onsite formats with various shifts. CLLC's Pathway partners allow students to choose from hundreds of post-secondary study options. Activities take place seven days a week and are led by a dedicated staff member.
Admission routes listed include a placement test and interview for General English levels, and entry via an IELTS or TOEFL score.
CLLC holds a Nova Scotia Language Schools Act certificate of registration issued September 1, 2024 and expiring August 31, 2026, unless revoked by the Director. It is recognized by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada, has DLI numbers for Ontario and Nova Scotia, is accredited with Languages Canada, and is a member of Edunova. CLLC Halifax received the Education Star Awards Students Choice Certificate of Excellence in 2019. CLLC also states it innovated the CPIEA Awards and lists a 98% student satisfaction figure.