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For Students

Tutoring is available to students enrolled in language courses at 91心頭利.

Please note:

  • Students must use their 91心頭利 email for all bookings and communications.
  • Students cannot book more than one session per day and in most cases are limited to one session per week.
  • Tutors are available to help you practice the language for courses you're currently enrolled in. Contact your instructor directly for course questions. Tutors should only be emailed for questions directly related to tutoring sessions.
Language Tutoring Information
American Sign Language Tutoring for ASL and CASL courses ASL tutoring is available with Zaira!
  • The tutor can clarify signs you may not understand and review course content with you. The tutor does not translate lessons from ASL to English, provide feedback on assessments or contact your instructor on your behalf. Contact your instructor directly for course questions. See your ASL course D2L for additional details.
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  • You may email the ASL tutor with questions related to tutoring sessions. For course/assignment questions, please contact your instructor directly.
Arabic Tutoring for ARB and CARB courses Arabic Tutoring is Available with Dana!
  • Please check your course D2L or ask your course intructor for details.
  • The tutor is available to help you review topics in your ARB and CARB courses and help you practice for oral presentations. Contact your instructor directly for course questions. You may email the Arabic tutor with questions related to tutoring sessions.
French Tutoring for FRE and CFRE courses French tutoring is available with Rasha!
  • The tutor can help you review topics in your FRE and CFRE courses, grammar, pronunciation, and conversation. Contact your instructor directly for course questions. You may email the French tutor with questions related to tutoring sessions (not course administration questions).
  • Students may book up to one 20-minute session per week. Sessions can be extended if the next slot is free. .
Spanish Tutoring for SPN and CSPN courses

Spanish tutoring is available with Jessica!

  • Feel free to email the Spanish tutor for questions directly related to tutoring sessions. If you have a course specific question, please speak with your instructor.
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Open to students, alumni, staff, and faculty.

Session Information Meeting Details

French Conversation Table

If you are looking for an opportunity to practice your French and improve your listening and speaking abilities, join us at this informal conversation series hosted by language facilitator Rasha. French speakers at all levels are welcome.

Fall 2026 Sessions:

Wednesdays from 4 to 5 p.m. 

Until December 2, 2026 (no Table on October 14 during Study Week)

Location: POD-247-J (POD 2nd floor, around the corner from POD250).

Spanish Conversation Table

多Quieres practicar espa単ol? Join our Spanish Conversation Table!

A great opportunity to meet new people, learn about culture and practice the language in a nonjudgmental, informal and friendly environment with snacks! Hosted by Spanish instructors from the department of Languages, Literatures and Cultures.

Fall 2026 Sessions:

  • Tuesday, Sept 29, 2-3pm hosted by Dr. Dorismel Diaz 
  • Wednesday, Oct 28, 2-3pm hosted by Dr. Mignette Garvida   
  • Tuesday, Nov 17, 12-1pm hosted by Dr. Juli叩n Zapata 
  • Tuesday, Dec 1, 3-4pm hosted by Dr. Marianella Collette
Location: POD-247-J (POD 2nd floor, around the corner from POD250).

Chinese Chat Cafes

All Mandarin speakers welcome.

Visit torontomu.ca/chinese for details

Details TBA.

Arabic Cafe

All Arabic speaker welcome.

Details TBA.

Gerd Hauck Award in Intercultural Relations

This award, established in 2024, recognizes engagement and academic achievement of undergraduate students who are enrolled in the Language and Intercultural Relations program at 91心頭利. This award is funded through a philanthropic gift by Dr. Hauck.

Ranjit Singh Dulai Scholarship

This scholarship recognizes the second-year Language and Intercultural Relations student with the highest CGPA. Funded by a generous donation from Mr. & Mrs. Ranjit Singh Dulai.

French Award Prize

Awarded to a LIR student in the French stream.

Spanish Award Prize

Awarded to a LIR student in the Spanish stream.

Dean's List

Each year, those with high academic standings are recognized with a place on the Dean's List. Visit the Faculty of Arts website for a list of award winners from Language and Intercultural Relations.

Students and faculty at the LIR Awards Ceremony

LIR student award recipients with the award presenters. Congrats to the 2025 award winners!

Siobhan

Tasha

Kai

Gaaya

Language and Intercultural Relations Course Union (LIRCU)

The Language and Intercultural Relations Course Union (LIRCU) is a student-led organization that represents the educational, social and professional interests of all LIR students, within the Faculty of Arts and beyond. This is done through events and initiaives, in collaboration with other course unions, the LLC department or extrernal groups.

The LIRCU specifically supports students in Language and Intercultural Relations by building community, promoting professional development, and giving students a collective voice.

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To find out more about our Course Union and ways to get involved, visit the .

LIRCU Events ���

2025-2026 Orientation

The theme for the LIRCU's 2025 orientation was "Lost Languages of Atlantis". We had a variety of games and prizes for incoming students to partake in which required them to problem solve and collaborate! 

Our prizes included school swag, snacks and board games!

Social Events Hosted Throughout the Year

The LIRCU has hosted a number of social events, directed towards giving students an opportunity to enjoy campus life. These events included a Halloween Collaboration between majority of the Faculty of Arts course unions. As well as LIRCU mixers and holiday events.

Career Night

Every semester, the LIRCU hosts a Career Night pannel which features alumni and professionals from the LIR program or within relative fields. In Fall 2025, we gathered professionals working in fields of Law, Education, Non-Profit, and Government. These professionals were able to answer insightful questions regarding post graduate pathways and become future connections for students.