Learn English in the heart of Canada!
We would like to acknowledge that we are in Treaty 1 territory and that the land on which we gather is the traditional territory of Anishinaabeg, Cree, Oji-Cree, Dakota, and Dene Peoples, and the homeland of the Métis Nation.
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 July issue of the Heartland Student Newsletter!
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We hope you enjoy the March issue of the Heartland Student Newsletter!
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Coco talks about what she misses about her hometown in Shanghai, China.
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Ella writes about her positive experience at Heartland!
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Olivia describes the scenery and delicacies of her hometown in China.
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How would you describe your best friend? Avneet shares with us why his friend is special to him.
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Linda writes about Harbin, her beautiful hometown in Northern China.
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Herman shares his favourite places to hike in Vancouver, Canada.
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The wind is gently teasing the willow, The leaves are knitting my sorrow, needle by needle. The cherry apple tree is waiting for the sprinkle. I was waiting for your envelop. The pear flower blossom as white as the snow in front of the window. How pitiful, the spring is fading away, little by little. […]
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Mexican cuisine is inherited from pre-Hispanic times, and it is very colorful, extravagant, creative, and exotic. Furthermore, we’re actually talking about a great collective of culinary traditions, full of variety and diversity. These are just a few of the many reasons why Mexican food is now considered to be Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by […]
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