Mississauga · Peel Region, Ontario
Online French classes for Mississauga, scored the way IRCC reads it.
Mississauga students are often mid-application: a PNP file open, a deadline in view, and one skill holding the level down.
How online classes fit around life in Mississauga
Nothing here depends on the 403 or the Lakeshore. Classes are live online, so the hour you would have spent getting to a classroom goes into the class itself — and a week where work runs late costs you a session, not a whole evening.
Days and times are set per cohort and confirmed on the placement call rather than published in advance.
Which cohorts run in Mississauga
B1 and B2 are the busiest levels for Mississauga students, because most arrive with some French already and need the exam technique rather than the basics. We do not run a C1 cohort.
If your speaking score is the one capping your file, say so on the call. That is the most common Mississauga case and it changes which cohort we place you in.
What score do Mississauga students need for NCLC 7?
The thresholds are national, not local: 434 reading, 434 listening, 428 writing and 456 speaking on the 0–699 scale. The level that counts is your weakest skill.
- Compréhension écrite434
- Compréhension orale434
- Expression écrite428
- Expression orale456
Last reviewed: September 2026
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