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Learning English and Other Languages

Learning Other Languages

People learning languages go to their library for many different reasons: to practise English, to improve their mother tongue or to learn a new language.

You'll find a large selection of books and materials at district libraries. Neighbourhood libraries offer a limited selection.

For the best, biggest and most-used collections of multimedia materials, visit the Languages Centre of the Toronto Reference Library. Go to this link to find out what the centre can offer people learning languages.

Language Learning Centres

If you would like to book facilities to use audiocassettes and videotapes, visit one of these two locations:

Websites for Learning Languages

Visit our Virtual Reference Library to find websites that might help you learn a language.

Here are some highlights:

[ESL Library Materials] [ESL Classes and Visits to the Library] [TOEFL and Other Tests][LINC][ESL Websites][For ESL Teachers][ESL Publishers and Suppliers][Heritage Language Programs]

Updated on: October 12, 2007

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