Question 1

Are classes live or pre-recorded?

Accepted Answer

Classes are live with an instructor, in a private or small-group format. You can ask questions, practise speaking, and receive feedback in real time.

Question 2

Can complete beginners join?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Share your starting point in the consultation request so the school can discuss a suitable pace and format with you.

Question 3

Which exam-preparation courses are currently listed?

Accepted Answer

The current confirmed catalogue includes CELPIP, PTE Core, and TEF Canada preparation. TCF Canada is not advertised as available until the service is confirmed.

Question 4

What about IELTS?

Accepted Answer

TwoWaySchool does not currently list an IELTS preparation course. For Canadian immigration, official requirements can change; check the current IRCC guidance and the test provider before choosing an exam.

Question 5

Can I study from outside Canada?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Lessons are online, so you can begin before moving to Canada. Share your time zone in the request so scheduling can be discussed.

Question 6

How are lessons scheduled?

Accepted Answer

Send your availability with a consultation request. The school follows up to discuss a suitable time; submitting the form does not instantly book an appointment.

Question 7

What happens in a free consultation?

Accepted Answer

You discuss the language you want to learn, your goals, your current starting point, preferred format, and schedule before deciding on lessons.

Question 8

Is the free assessment official?

Accepted Answer

No. It is a human-led conversation to discuss your current skills and learning needs. It does not produce an official CEFR or CLB result, an exam score, or immigration advice.

Question 9

What is the rescheduling policy?

Accepted Answer

The current draft mentions at least 24 hours’ notice, but the final rescheduling terms are awaiting owner verification before launch.

Question 10

Do you guarantee a test result or immigration outcome?

Accepted Answer

No. Exam preparation is educational support, not immigration advice, and results depend on your starting point, preparation, and performance.

What to know before your first lesson