French for Life
Say oui to opportunity
French for Life is a Manitoba based website (created by CPF-MB), which provides links to games and learning activities, information on current cultural activities, information on exchange and employment programs, as well as information specific to parents and educators.
What is CPF?
Canadian Parents for French is a national volunteer organization of adults who recognize the value of learning French as a second language and actively promote opportunities for young Canadians to learn and use French.
Starting a Chapter
You can help bring CPF activities to your community!
Do you live in a community that is not currently being served by a CPF chapter? It could be up to you to start one!
Resources
Use these quick-links to find the resources that are relevant to you.
WHAT’S NEW?
CASLT INFOS ACPLS
Languages Build Intercultural Competencies Research shows that second-language learners who learn about the target culture demonstrate more positive attitudes toward the language, its speakers, and its culture (O’Brien et al., 2017). Ultimately, learning languages may reduce cultural prejudices and stereotypes. It can encourage learners to develop respect for other cultures [...]
CPF Alberta & Nunavut is hiring!
CPF Alberta and NWT is looking to hire a part-time Tutoring Project Coordinator. To apply or for more information: Email your resume or CV to [email protected] . Leave messages at (780)433-7311 780 should you have any questions or require additional information. We will request references from those whom we select [...]
We Are Hiring!
Canadian Parents for French – Manitoba (CPF-MB) is looking for an Executive Director. Work Location: Winnipeg, Manitoba Reports To: Board of Directors Why We Want You: You lead with vision and passion. You are adaptable, confident, and collaborative when navigating change. You are results driven when deploying resources, consistent and [...]
CASLT INFOS ACPLS
My Virtual Classroom, December 1st and 3rd With the rapid, large-scale switch to online teaching last March, teachers had to adapt quickly — but it hasn’t always been easy. CASLT has created a new resource to help teachers thrive in a distance learning and teaching environment. Welcome to “My Virtual Classroom!” [...]
