Community English Classes for Women
Date
Multiples dates
Format
In-Person
Location
New Westminster and Surrey
English Level
All Levels
Cost
FREE
Download the program flyer in PDF format.
Overview
We welcome newcomer women with various English Levels (beginner to pre-intermediate). We are here to help you improve your English for everyday conversations, be a part of a multicultural community, gain confidence and learn more about Canada!
Sessions
PIRS offers online and in-person Community English classes. Find a time and location that works for you, then contact the person listed for that session. You may call, email or apply using the button provided.
In-Person
Our in-person sessions allow you to practice everyday conversation face-to-face. We also provide
- Children’s program at the same time
- Outreach support
- Bus tickets
Find a location that works best for you.
New Westminster
| Date | Location | Contact |
|---|---|---|
Fall Term Winter Term Spring Term | Holy Trinity Community Hall | Zarmina (English/Dari/Farsi/Pashto/Russian) |
Surrey
| Date | Location | Contact |
|---|---|---|
Fall Term Winter Term Spring Term | Johnston Heights Church | Xanat Guiot (English/Spanish) |
How to apply
To connect with a worker who speaks your preferred language, please indicate the language when you contact us:
| Contact | |
|---|---|
Email: osw@pirs.bc.ca | Or use the form below. |
We are experiencing a high number of inquiries at the moment. Please allow 10-14 business days to receive a response. Thank you for your patience!
Community English Classes Inquiry Form
“Thank you PIRS [for letting] us learn English during this isolated COVID situation. I not only learned more about English Conversation but also increase[d] my knowledge about Canadian culture, and lifestyle. It enlightened me a lot and I am glad that I can learn together with people from different cultural backgrounds. I think this is a very good way to let all newcomers integrate into Canadian society. Thank you PIRS for your efforts in helping us and your contribution to society and our community! Thanks.”
– Community English Class participant