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McKenzie College Language Learning Centre

Moncton, New Brunswick, CanadaEst. 1988College / Polytechnic

McKenzie Language School is a private English language school in Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada.

  • Recognized as a Designated Learning Institution
  • Accredited by Languages Canada
  • Five levels of English language instruction
  • Students from more than 60 countries
  • All instructors hold a Bachelor's Degree and a TESL Diploma
  • IELTS, CELPIP, and TOEFL preparation offered

About

McKenzie Language School is a private language school located at 100 Cameron Street, Moncton, NB, Canada E1C 5Y6. The school has more than 10 years of accredited language teaching. It is a welcoming community where students from more than 60 countries learn together.

Academics

The school offers five levels of English language instruction, with high-quality, customizable courses taught in small groups. Tailored private options are also available. Instructors use the Communicative Approach as the main method for course delivery, and all hold at least a Bachelor's Degree and a TESL Diploma, with several holding one or two Master's Degrees. The school also offers IELTS, CELPIP, and TOEFL preparation, along with tailor-made courses for the construction, hospitality, transportation, retail, and health care industries.

Recognition

The McKenzie Language School is recognized as a Designated Learning Institution and is accredited by Languages Canada.

Achievements

The school developed a specialized program for 40 Brazilian high school students who arrived in Canada at the start of the pandemic and were unable to attend school due to public health closures.

Founded
1988
Type
College / Polytechnic
Courses
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Total intake
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Address100 Cameron Street Moncton, NB Canada E1C 5Y6
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Data last verified October 2026 · compiled from official sources