Starting a new life in the Yukon comes with a lot to manage: work, family, housing, appointments and getting to know your new community. CLIC offers eligible newcomers a free and flexible way to develop their French skills while balancing their everyday commitments.
Free · Online · For eligible newcomers
Take your French classes online and make learning French part of your routine, without having to travel to a classroom.
A language assessment helps determine the level that is best suited to your current French skills.
The CLIC program is fully funded by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) for eligible participants.
The program includes cultural and community activities that give you opportunities to practise French.
CLIC is intended for eligible newcomers living in Yukon who want to develop their French-language skills. You may be eligible if you:
are 18 years old or older;
live in the Yukon;
are a permanent resident, refugee or belong to another category eligible under current IRCC requirements;
meet the current eligibility requirements for government-funded language training.
Not sure whether you qualify?
Contact us before registering.
CLIC helps you develop the French skills you need for everyday communication.
Communicate and understand French in familiar situations.
Understand and produce simple written information.
Learning a language is also a way to discover your community, meet people and experience French in real-life situations.
CLIC includes cultural and community activities that allow you to practise French while exploring different aspects of life in the Yukon.
The program currently offers CLB levels 1–2 and 3–4.
Yes. There are no tuition fees for eligible participants. The program is funded by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).
Yes. CLIC classes are offered online. The exact delivery format depends on program availability.
You don't need to be fluent in French. A language assessment is used to determine the level that best matches your current skills.
The program currently includes approximately 7 hours per week: 5 hours of French classes and 2 hours of cultural activities.
Registration is ongoing, subject to available spaces and current program requirements.
Contact us directly by email: clic@afy.ca
Once your eligibility is checked, you will complete a language assessment. You will then be assigned to the CLIC level that best matches your French skills and join your French classes online.
