When students register, efforts will be made to introduce them to a student translator who speaks their native language. The translator will help the newcomer integrate with ease into the new Canadian high school environment.

Mr. Bramer is also available in the Guidance office to meet with any Multilingual Language Learners with questions or concerns.

Student progress is monitored on an ongoing basis, even after the student is no longer in the ESL program.

A Settlement Worker is available in the ESL Office once a week to help students in adjusting to life in Canada.  For more information about Settlement Workers, please visit Settlement.org

Accommodations are in place to help MLL students succeed.  Accommodations may include extra time to write quizzes, tests, and exams, using bilingual dictionaries, and/or working with peer tutors.

The Peer Tutoring Club offers tutoring at lunch and after school. Senior students assist younger students in understanding their homework in all courses. Many of our tutors speak different languages.

Students from our leadership course also act as teacher assistants in the classrooms to help students who may be having difficulty in a course.​