Bishop´s University (BU)

Canada is a bit of a special case. In fact, I studied in Quebec which is a Francophone region. This was not a problem for me since I already spoke fluent French after spending four years in Toulouse. However, the Quebecois French is really weird, so they have a lot of slang I didn't know, most of which I still don't know... However, Bishop's teaches all courses in English only, so you can actually spend a whole year at Bishop's without ever having to speak any French. So if you are like me and you speak fluent English before you leave, then that will do you nicely. And even if you don't speak fluent English but would like to learn it, then Bishop's is still a really good choice because they are already used to having French-speaking Canadians come to them with limited English abilities, meaning that the staff and administration etc. are very patient with you.

the best part of this year (exept all the person I met) was the opportunity to learn english, now i have the great luck to can discuss en english and even apply for international works

Bishops University is in Quebec, Canada (french speaking). But, the language of instruction is in English and generally speaking you won't have any problems i you don't speak French

Before going I was conserned about my ability to write and understand academic english, but I feel much more secure now.

Could have learned a bit more French. But practiced my English and Spanish, quite a lot so I can't complain.

I already had a good knowledge in English, because i have been abroad in the US before i went to Canada