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What our learners say

I have been learning German at Berlitz for about 6 months now after spending 2 years trying with Duolingo. I have found that my pronunciation has improved immensely and I have finally started to understand some of the patterns in the language. The staff is very friendly and the instructors are native speakers. It is not cheap, but it is great value for money.

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Benefits of learning with Berlitz

The Berlitz Method

A proven, immersive technique that can be customized to your needs, and will give you the confidence and skills to speak your new language right away.

Fast results

Become a fluent speaker in your new language faster. Spend less time on study, and more time on what matters to you most.

Cultural understanding

Combining language learning and cultural understanding, we provide the closest experience you can get to actually living and working in a new country.

Flexibility

No matter your learning style or situation, we’ll build a customized program to meet your needs. Learn online, in-person, from an instructor or on your own with self-study.

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Frequently Asked Questions

At Berlitz Montreal, we offer a wide range of language programs to cater to the diverse linguistic needs of our students. While our primary focus is on teaching English and French, we understand that Montreal is a multicultural city with a vibrant international community. Therefore, we also provide instruction in many other languages. Here are some of the languages you can learn at Berlitz Montreal:

  1. English: As a global language, English is widely spoken and essential for communication in various fields such as business, travel, and academia.
  2. French: Being the official language of Quebec and an integral part of Montreal's culture, learning French can enhance your experience living and working in the city.
  3. Spanish: With its growing global influence, Spanish is a valuable language to learn, enabling you to communicate with millions of speakers worldwide.
  4. Mandarin Chinese: As one of the most widely spoken languages, learning Mandarin can open up opportunities in business, trade, and cultural exchange with China and other Chinese-speaking regions.
  5. German: Germany has a strong economy and is a hub for technology and innovation. Learning German can provide you with a competitive edge in various professional fields.

And many more: We also offer instruction in other languages based on demand and availability, such as Arabic, Portuguese, Japanese, Russian, Korean, Dutch, and Swedish.

At Berlitz Montreal, our experienced instructors provide personalized language training tailored to your specific goals and proficiency level. Whether you're a beginner or an advanced learner, we have programs designed to meet your needs and help you achieve fluency in the language of your choice.

The best language to learn in Montreal largely depends on your specific goals and interests. Montreal is a bilingual city with a significant French-speaking population, so learning French is often considered a valuable choice. French is one of the official languages of Canada and is widely spoken in Montreal, making it useful for daily life, career opportunities, and cultural integration.

However, Montreal is also a diverse and multicultural city, with a vibrant international community. As a result, learning English can also be advantageous, especially for global communication, business purposes, and career prospects in industries with an English-speaking focus.

Ultimately, the choice of the best language to learn in Montreal depends on factors such as your personal interests, career goals, and the context in which you plan to use the language. Consider assessing your specific needs and objectives to make an informed decision about which language will best suit your circumstances.