William Wu struggled withESLeducation until he found FELC.

Shortly after I arrived in Vancouver, I enrolled in anESLclass at a well known local school. I studied there for roughly half a year and went from Grade 3 to Grade 5. Each semester would cost me roughly $2000, for only 20+ hours of classroom instruction each week. What was taught was limited. Most of the class time was spent on informal discussion. After 6 months, the objective of for-profitESLeducation was deeply impressed upon me.

Then, my friends recommended a privateESLschool—Franklin English Language College. After 3 months of learning at FELC, I can say with confidence that my English improved tremendously. Even though success is dependent on an individual's hard work, a good school and capable teachers will greatly shorten the trip on the path to success.

I have been inVancouverfor a year, and in this one year, I have changed my perceptions of both public and privateESLschools.