Next session — August 30, 2026 — limited spots
🍁 Permanent Residence Track

Your file is ready. It's waiting on your English.

Reach the English level your permanent residence application requires — without waiting until you're in Canada, and without losing a year to a language school.

Take my assessment
$500 deposit — assessment and personalized plan included, then $450 per level you climb
Session — Fall 2026

12-Week PR Track

Start August 30, 2026
Duration 12 weeks
Format Online, your pace
Language French → English
Limited cohort 50 seats
The problem

Everything is ready. Except the English.

You have the experience. You have the plan. But your English level decides what happens next — and the usual options aren't built for you:

01

Free classes are reserved for those who already have status

Most government-funded language classes are reserved for permanent residents. If permanent residence is exactly what you're applying for, you're going in circles: you need the English to get the status, and the status to get the classes.

02

A year of in-person classes is time you do not have

In-person language programs are counted in terms and in thousands of dollars, on site, at fixed hours. When your file is moving and you still live abroad, it simply isn't an option.

03

Apps don't teach the test format

Duolingo and the rest teach general English. Not the exact format your application requires. Not in French. Not the traps specific to francophones. You show up for the test and lose points you can't afford.

If you qualify for free government language training, start there — that is the right door. Prépara exists for the people those programs cannot serve.

Four levels

What level do you need?

The target is set by the immigration program you're applying under, not by us. The assessment establishes where you are today — you only pay for the levels between the two.

1
Niveau 1 – 2

Getting by day to day

The starting point for most people who have never studied English.
At this level, you can:
  • Introduce yourself and talk about your background
  • Understand simple instructions
  • Handle an appointment, a routine form
2
Niveau 2 – 3

Working in English

The level where English stops being an obstacle at work.
At this level, you can:
  • Follow a meeting and speak up in it
  • Write a professional email
  • Answer a client, explain a problem
4
Niveau 4 – 6

Professional fluency

For those who want the most their English can give them.
At this level, you can:
  • Qualify, argue, negotiate
  • Understand fast English and Canadian accents
  • Write unaided and without hesitation
  • Work without language slowing you down

The required level is set by the immigration program you are applying under — check it in your application. We take you to the target you give us.

How it works

A 12-week session. Four steps.

1

Create your account

Sign up in 2 minutes and pick the level you need to reach.

2

Pay your $500 deposit

Secure online payment. The deposit applies toward your total cost — after that you only pay for the levels you need to climb.

3

Take your assessment

Right after payment, a placement assessment (~15 min) measures your level across the 4 skills. You get your level and your personalized plan.

4

Classes start August 30

20 to 60 minutes per day, targeted to the exact format of your official test. By the end of the session, you're ready to take the test and submit your score to your program or IRCC.

Comparison

Why Prépara instead of a language school?

We also tell you what other options do well. Honest comparison.

LINC (government) Private language school Prépara
Total cost Free 4 186$ – 19 200$ 500$ + 450$/niveau
Duration 6 to 12 months Up to 1 year 12 weeks per session
Eligibility PR / refugees only Open to all Open to all, anywhere in the world
Schedule Fixed classroom 2x per week 24/7, your pace
Official test prep General English General English Targeted to your exact test
Reaches required level? Basic level No guarantee Targeted to your goal
Language of instruction English only English only French and English
Simple pricing
500$ + 450$ / level

$500 for your assessment, your personalized plan, and your spot in the session. Then $450 per level you need to climb to reach your target. The deposit applies toward your total cost — you only pay for the levels you need.

Our commitment: if you complete the program and don't reach your target level, we extend your access free until you do.
Example — Nursing
Marie targets Niveau 4 (from Niveau 2)
1 400$
vs a full year of in-person classes
Example — Express Entry
Ahmed targets Niveau 4 (from Niveau 1)
1 850$
vs a full year at a language school
FAQ

Honest answers.

When does the next session start?

The next session starts August 30, 2026 and runs 12 weeks. Spots are limited to 50 participants to ensure the quality of AI support.

I still live in my home country. Can I sign up?

Yes — it's actually ideal. You can follow the whole session from your country while your application moves forward. You arrive in Canada with your level already achieved, without having lost time waiting for it.

Why can't I just take the free classes?

Because most government-funded language classes are reserved for permanent residents. If permanent residency is exactly what you're aiming for, you're in a closed loop: you need the English level to get the status, and the status to get the classes. Prépara exists for that moment.

Which official test should I take?

It depends on the immigration program you're applying under. Once enrolled, we identify the exact test accepted for your application and build your path around that specific format. It's included in your registration.

How many hours per day?

Between 20 minutes and 1 hour per day. The more time you put in, the faster you progress. The program adapts to your life schedule.

How much does it cost in total?

Registration is $500 CAD, then $450 per level you need to climb: you only pay for the levels between you and your target (two levels is $1,400 in total; three levels, $1,850). The exact number is set by your placement assessment, which you take as soon as you register — the deposit unlocks it immediately, and the per-level amount is invoiced once the assessment is complete.

Can I cancel?

Yes, at any time — write to us at bonjour@monprepara.ca, no explanation needed. As long as you have not started your assessment, the $500 is refunded in full. Once the assessment is done it stays yours: that is precisely what the $500 pays for. The per-level amount is refunded pro rata for the weeks you have left (amount ÷ 12 weeks × weeks not attended). We process all refunds within 10 days.

Is there a teacher?

There are no live classes. But behind the app, a real teaching team follows your cohort: it writes and checks the content and the corrections, and follows up with you personally if you fall behind. That is what makes a genuinely individual plan possible for every person — even at 50 participants.

Does Prépara guarantee my application?

No. Prépara brings you to the English level you're aiming for; the decision on your application belongs to the Government of Canada, and nobody else can promise it to you. Your official level comes from the test you take, not from us — be wary of anyone who guarantees you an immigration outcome.

What if I don't reach my target level?

If you seriously complete the program (at least 80% of exercises) and don't reach your target in 12 weeks, we extend your access free until you do. Our interest is aligned with yours.

Prépara Assistant

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