Learn English in the heart of Canada!
Our original school is located in exciting downtown Winnipeg, Manitoba, within the historic Exchange District where everything you need is close to the school including public transportation, shopping, restaurants, museums, the Winnipeg Public Library, and parks. Classrooms are large and comfortable. Students have free access to wireless Internet, kitchen facilities, free coffee in the morning, lounge and activity spaces and more.
Winnipeg has fewer international students than larger cities in Canada, and Heartland has one of the most diverse nationality mixes of all language schools. Therefore, you can be assured that you will not be studying with too many students from your own country and that you will be immersed in an English environment so that you will improve your English quickly
The stories you will read in the Student Blog are written by students from all walks of life. We hope our blog becomes a place for you, current and former Heartland students, to stay connected to your Heartland family!
We hope you enjoy the December issue of the Heartland Student Newsletter!
The post Issue 10 | December 2020 Newsletter appeared first on Heartland English Blog.
Students from Entry and Intermediate 1 learned about the letter writing format and tried their hands at writing letters to Santa!
The post Letters to Santa Claus 2020 appeared first on Heartland English Blog.
Free writing is an excellent way to improve your skills. Read some examples from Carol's Intermediate 1 class.
The post Intermediate 1 Free Writing appeared first on Heartland English Blog.
Michelle's Advanced 1 students wrote out their bucket lists and goals!
The post Our Bucket Lists appeared first on Heartland English Blog.
Shinta Lestari was nominated for an MCIE award. Read her submission and find out what she likes about living and studying English in Canada!
The post Student Feature: Shinta Lestari appeared first on Heartland English Blog.
We hope you enjoy the October issue of the Heartland Student Newsletter!
The post Issue 9 | October 2020 Newsletter appeared first on Heartland English Blog.
We took a one-week road trip across six Canadian provinces to see the beauty of nature from the west to the east. My boyfriend and I have been living in Vancouver for five years because of COVID-19. We had a “short break” and we decided to take a short trip! Alberta is a tourist destination […]
The post A Road Trip to Six Canadian Provinces by Peggy Yue appeared first on Heartland English Blog.
I am going to talk about how to make Tteokkoi. It is spicy, sweet, and delicious. When I was in high school, I had Tteokkoi with my friends every day after school. It is cheap for students to eat. If I had $5, I could have it with friends, so it has a good memory […]
The post Recipe: How to Make Tteokbokki by Dana Kim appeared first on Heartland English Blog.
Weeks ago, I wanted to find some exciting TV series to watch. I tried a few shows with scary names, but still nothing. And then, Fargo; it is right up my alley. I am not going to be a story spoiler here. So instead, I want to introduce two key roles below. Nygaard is a […]
The post Fargo, a TV Series Not as Simple as Its Name by Nan Xu appeared first on Heartland English Blog.
There is a Guinness World Record ice and snow maze in Winnipeg. It is located about 25 kilometers south of Winnipeg, near St.Adolphe. The snow maze covers 2789 square meters. We don’t get a lot of snow in my hometown the lowest temperature is 5 degrees below zero, so it is very exciting to see […]
The post A Snow Maze by Lucia Yu appeared first on Heartland English Blog.
