Your first conversation should use this guide:

🌟 Introductions and Learning Goals

Then move on to any of the following, based on the student’s learning goals:

💡 Everyday English: “I want to be more confident in common English situations.

Food: Cooking, eating out, and our mystery - what is Canadian food?

Our Family: Bringing kids to Canada and balancing life as a parent

Holidays and Traditions: Learning about each other’s special days

Films and TV: From Canada and around the world

Money Matters: Banking and talking about finances

Health Care: Talking to your doctor

Home Sweet Home: Finding an apartment and talking to a landlord.

Around the City: Directions, errands, and common situations.

💡 English for Work: “I want to improve my English to find a job, or to succeed in the workplace.”

Looking for Work: Navigating a difficult job market.

Interviews: Sharing more about your past work experience

English at Work: Getting comfortable speaking with Canadian coworkers.

Mock Interview Practice

💡 My City, Your City: “I want to learn more about my new city.”