Vancouver, Canada

Nestled between ocean and mountains, Vancouver offers the perfect mix of urban lifestyle and natural beauty.

With a relaxed atmosphere and multicultural vibe, it's ideal for adult learners looking to improve their English while experiencing life in one of Canada's most vibrant cities.

Sprachcaffe Vancouver combines effective language lessons with unforgettable moments in a truly inspiring setting.

 

Age:18+

Sprachcaffe Vancouver

Top-rated location

Downtown Vancouver at 568 Seymour Street

International community

Meet fellow learners from across the globe.

Included in the price

Courses, placement test, materials and certificate

Variety of courses

Choose from standard, intensive or business-focused lessons.

Programs That Transform Lives

Beginner to Advanced
French Programs

All-in-One French Programs

All levels - Business - Exams
English Programs

Individual Language Experiences with Real Effect

Fast-track results
Intensive

Journeys that Shape Your Future 

Answers to your questions

Our adult courses are open to students aged 18 and above. We welcome beginners through to advanced learners. You'll complete a placement test to join the right class for your level.

1. Stanley Park
Vancouver's iconic urban park with forest trails, the Seawall, totem poles, and ocean views.

2. Granville Island
A cultural hub with artisan shops, a famous public market, galleries, and waterfront cafés.

3. Capilano Suspension Bridge
Walk through the treetops and across the 137-metre-long suspension bridge with stunning forest views.

4. Gastown
The city's historic heart-cobblestone streets, independent boutiques, and the famous steam clock.

5. Canada Place & Vancouver Waterfront
Home to the iconic white sails, with panoramic harbour views and access to the Seawall.

6. Grouse Mountain
An all-season escape just 20 minutes from downtown-hiking in summer, skiing and ice skating in winter.

7. Vancouver Art Gallery
A top destination for Canadian and international art, located in a beautiful neoclassical building.

8. English Bay
Perfect for sunset walks, beach vibes, and waterfront dining right in the city.

9. Queen Elizabeth Park
A peaceful garden with city views, exotic plants, and the stunning Bloedel Conservatory.

10. Museum of Anthropology (UBC)
An essential stop to learn about Indigenous cultures of British Columbia and world civilisations.

Yes, Vancouver is considered one of the safest major cities in North America, making it an excellent choice for international students and travellers.

The city has a low rate of violent crime, clean and well-maintained public spaces, and a reliable public transport system that's safe to use even in the evening. Areas like Downtown, West End, and Kitsilano are popular and secure, with a visible police presence and a welcoming, multicultural atmosphere.

Like any urban area, it's best to stay aware of your surroundings, avoid the Downtown Eastside late at night, and keep valuables secure-but overall, Vancouver offers a safe and friendly environment to live, study, and explore.

Getting to Vancouver

By Air
Vancouver International Airport (YVR) is the main gateway to the city. It's well-connected to major cities in Europe, Asia, and across North America, with direct flights from London, Frankfurt, Paris, Tokyo, and many more.

From the Airport to the City
The Canada Line SkyTrain connects the airport to downtown Vancouver in just 25 minutes. It's fast, affordable, and runs frequently. Taxis, airport shuttles, and ride-sharing services like Uber are also available.

From Europe
Direct flights from major cities like London, Frankfurt, Paris, Amsterdam, and Madrid with airlines such as Lufthansa, British Airways, Air France, and Air Canada.
Flight time: 9-11 hours

From Asia
Non-stop flights from Tokyo, Seoul, Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong, and Taipei with top carriers including ANA, Cathay Pacific, and Korean Air.
Flight time: 10-13 hours

From Latin America
One-stop connections via Mexico City, Toronto, or US hubs like Houston. Direct flights available from Mexico City.
Flight time: 10-14 hours

Getting Around

Public Transport - Easy and Reliable
Vancouver has a well-developed public transport system run by TransLink, which includes:

  • SkyTrain - fast metro-like trains covering key city areas and suburbs.
  • Buses - wide network covering all neighbourhoods, day and night.
  • SeaBus - scenic 12-minute ferry ride between downtown and the North Shore.

Compass Card
Get a reloadable Compass Card for easy, discounted travel across all services. It's available at SkyTrain stations and online.

Cycling and Walking
Vancouver is one of the most bike-friendly cities in North America, with extensive cycle paths and rentals. Many areas like Stanley Park, Kitsilano and downtown are perfect for walking.

Car Sharing and Taxis
Services like Evo and Modo offer flexible car sharing. Taxis and Uber/Lyft are widely available, though not always necessary due to the excellent public transport.

Languages spoken by staff: English

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